Category: Tech
Coverage of technology companies, platforms, infrastructure, policy and product moves shaping the digital economy.
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Utah’s AI Sandbox Tests Health Care’s Regulatory Limits
Utah’s AI sandbox expands into health care with new pilots, testing how regulators can oversee medical AI without stifling innovation.
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Malaysia’s Six New Chips Are a Bet Beyond Assembly
Malaysia unveiled six homegrown chips from its semiconductor design park, a bid to move beyond assembly and into higher-value chip design work.
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The Quiet Trade in Dead Books That Trains AI
Libraries and publishers are wrestling with a little-seen trade: books scanned and sometimes destroyed to feed AI training datasets.
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Quantum Computing’s $100 Billion Bet Still Has No Clear Winner
Morgan Stanley projects quantum computing could become a $100 billion market. We analyze the hype, the hardware race, and what investors should watch.
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EMode Photonix Bets $1M on Light-Based Chip Design
EMode Photonix raised $1M to build a nonlinear photonics design tool, betting light-based chips can ease AI’s growing power and bandwidth crunch.
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A Virginia High School Is Getting a Quantum Computer. Why That Matters
A Virginia high school is getting a quantum computer, a sign that quantum education is moving from graduate labs into classrooms far earlier than expected.
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CERN Taps Mistral for Flare: A Physics-Specific AI Model
CERN and Mistral are building Flare, a physics-tuned AI model. Here’s why specialized scientific AI could matter more than another general chatbot.
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AI in Oncology Is Moving Faster Than Its Rulebook
AI in oncology is reshaping trials and workflows, but regulators and clinicians are still figuring out how to prove these models actually help patients.
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The Real Risk in Semiconductor Stocks Isn’t the Chip Cycle
Semiconductor stocks look volatile, but the real story is AI demand, memory pricing, and geopolitics reshaping who wins in chips.
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The $281 Bird Game That Explains Why We Build Software
A tiny bird-watching game built “for sanity” reveals why indie developers keep shipping small tools while AI giants chase trillion-dollar prizes.