OpenAI has officially launched its dedicated healthcare platform, designed to meet strict regulatory standards. The move brings AI directly into clinical workflows with major hospital partners like UCSF and HCA Healthcare.
Microsoft Edge is doubling down on its efforts to pull users away from Google Chrome. The browser now surfaces its import tool in several key settings areas, not just during initial setup.
The National Advertising Division sided with AT&T in a false advertising dispute, finding T-Mobile’s claims about competitor price hikes and its own T-Sat coverage were misleading. T-Mobile says it will appeal the decisions, but the self-regulatory body has no direct enforcement power. The ruling is
CrowdStrike is buying identity security startup SGNL to protect AI agents. This is the third AI-focused acquisition in less than a year, following deals for Onum and Pangea.
Microsoft has locked in its next Xbox Developer Direct showcase for January 22, 2026. The event promises extended gameplay for the Fable reboot and the first look at Forza Horizon 6’s Japan setting. It’s a key preview of Xbox’s 2026 lineup.
FedEx is making a major play in the returns space, betting that simplifying the process for shoppers and shippers is critical for growth. With nearly 20% of online sales expected to be returned, the post-purchase experience is now a frontline battleground for carriers and retailers alike.
Borouge, in partnership with Honeywell, has run a successful AI proof of concept at its Ruwais facility. The live test showed potential for 20% efficiency gains and 15% lower operating costs, a step toward a fully autonomous control room.
The European Commission has set a February 10 deadline to rule on Alphabet’s massive acquisition of Wiz. This $32 billion deal, already cleared in the U.S., is Google’s largest ever and a key move in the cloud wars.
Phlux Technology is showing off its Aura family of “Noiseless” InGaAs APD sensors. The company claims they offer huge sensitivity boosts for applications like LiDAR and fiber optic testing, which could translate into cheaper, smaller systems.
According to HotHardware, Intel’s upcoming Panther Lake processors with the Arc B390 integrated GPU are posting gaming performance that rivals older discrete graphics cards. In tests, it nearly matched a mobile GeForce RTX 3060 in *Shadow of the Tomb Raider* and came close to a Radeon RX 6800S in ot
