A review of 470 open source pull requests reveals AI-generated code introduces significantly more and worse bugs. While it cuts down on spelling errors, the trade-off in logic, security, and performance issues is substantial.
Google is discontinuing its free Dark Web Report service, which scanned for your personal info on the dark web. The feature will stop looking for new data on January 15, 2026, and all collected data will be deleted on February 16, 2026.
Apple is reportedly in preliminary talks with Indian chip maker CG Semi to bring chip assembly and packaging work to the country. This move would further deepen Apple’s manufacturing footprint in India, which now includes a workforce of 350,000 people built over just five years.
The current education model groups kids by age, not skill, expecting one teacher to engage 30 different learners. According to a Forbes analysis, AI and VR are poised to shatter that model, creating a future of hyper-personalized, self-paced learning that will make our classrooms seem bizarre.
The 2014 celebrity photo leak was famously blamed on an iCloud security breach. New court confirmations show it was simple phishing, but that narrative never got corrected in the mainstream press. It highlights a persistent PR challenge for tech giants.
Finance chiefs are ending 2025 with renewed optimism, according to a new Deloitte report. The catch? They’re now under the gun to show that their AI investments are actually paying off.
The Chinese data center operator has unveiled its ‘Next’ total solution, designed for denser GPU clusters. It also announced a partnership to build a massive new campus in Shaoguan, China.
Quantum Art, an Israeli quantum computing firm, has closed a $100 million Series A funding round. The company is developing full-stack systems based on trapped-ion qubits and aims to accelerate its path to a 1,000-qubit machine.
International energy giant ENGIE has secured preferred bidder status for a major new solar farm in South Africa. The 240 MW Corona project is slated to begin construction in Q4 2026 and start commercial operations by the end of 2028.
Perplexity has overhauled its iPad app with a native interface and a focus on research features. The update aims to position the AI tool as a serious productivity companion for students and professionals.
