The Stargate AI project represents a $500 billion push to transform healthcare through AI-powered data centers. But experts warn that data security, workforce shortages, and energy demands could turn this ambitious vision into a massive miscalculation. The stakes couldn’t be higher for patient priva
HP has dropped a Windows laptop to Chromebook-level pricing during Black Friday. The $229 machine features a 15.6-inch touch display, AMD Ryzen 3 processor, and 128GB SSD storage.
Apple has quietly updated how the Clock app icon’s seconds hand behaves in iOS 26.1. The change makes the icon work more like an Apple Watch in low power states. It’s a clever detail that most users will never notice but shows Apple’s attention to consistency.
The European Council has agreed on child protection legislation that doesn’t require tech companies to identify and remove CSAM. This represents a major shift from 2023 proposals and a victory for encryption advocates. The proposal now heads to negotiations with Parliament.
S&P Global Ratings has downgraded its assessment of Tether’s ability to maintain its dollar peg from “constrained” to “weak.” The agency cites rising exposure to high-risk assets like bitcoin and persistent disclosure gaps. Bitcoin now accounts for 5.6% of USDT reserves, exceeding the 3.9% safety ma
Automakers are urgently redesigning electric vehicle motors to use fewer rare-earth elements after repeated supply shocks from China. Companies are pursuing dual strategies of securing non-Chinese supply while developing alternative motor technologies that eliminate permanent magnets entirely.
Researchers at Oregon State University have created a revolutionary clay-based concrete substitute that cures immediately during 3D printing. The material reaches structural strength requirements in just three days and can print across unsupported gaps. Made from soil, hemp fibers, and biochar, it o
EU lawmakers have finally reached agreement on the controversial Chat Control legislation after more than three years of failed attempts. The new “voluntary” scanning approach still threatens encryption and digital rights according to experts.
A security researcher discovered that jury management systems used across multiple US states had a simple vulnerability exposing sensitive juror data. The platforms, made by Tyler Technologies, lacked basic security measures allowing anyone to access personal information through brute force attacks.
The job market for early-career workers has gotten dramatically tougher, with entry-level hiring down 25% compared to March 2020. But experts say there’s a clear path to advancement for those who master both AI tools and human skills that machines can’t replicate.
