Category: Tech
Coverage of technology companies, platforms, infrastructure, policy and product moves shaping the digital economy.
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AI Is Learning to Hack. Security Teams Are Racing to Keep Up
AI models are getting better at finding software flaws, and security teams are turning to AI to fight back. Here’s what that arms race means for defenders.
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Korea’s Chip Giants Are Writing Checks to Foreign Startups
Samsung, LG and Bass Ventures backed four overseas deals in a single week, signaling a shift in how Korean chip and hardware giants approach startup investing.
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Lingyan’s Bionic Face Bet: Does Emotional AI Sell?
Lingyan raised over ¥10M for its bionic face tech. We examine whether emotional robotics can move past novelty into real commercial demand.
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Quantum Computing’s Next Hurdle: Teaching Machines to Fix Themselves
Quantum error correction just crossed a meaningful threshold. Here’s why self-correcting qubits matter more than raw qubit counts for the road ahead.
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ZuriQ-Rhonexum Deal Signals Quantum’s Quiet Consolidation
The ZuriQ-Rhonexum quantum partnership shows how startups are teaming up to tackle error correction, the field’s hardest engineering problem.
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AI Data Centers Have a Ghost Problem Nobody Budgeted For
The AI data center boom is leaving behind ghost infrastructure: half-finished shells, stranded capacity, and idle GPUs that nobody planned to pay for.
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Goose Language: A Sign of the Coming AI Code Debt?
The Goose programming language offers a glimpse into AI’s role in coding, but it also raises questions about technical debt and software reliability.
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AI Is Rewriting Cyberattack Playbooks. Can India Adapt?
AI is reshaping cyberattacks and defense. We examine India’s readiness, the global vulnerability race, and what defenders must do to keep pace.
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Google May Use Gmail and Photos Data for AI-Targeted Ads
Google says Gmail and Photos data shared with AI search could feed targeted ads, raising fresh privacy questions about how personal data trains AI.
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Solar’s Labor Shortage Meets Its Robot Solution
Gritt Robotics uses AI-assisted machines to address the solar industry’s shrinking workforce, raising questions about automation, cost, and the future of clean energy jobs.