Microsoft is pushing forward with major data center expansions on both sides of the Atlantic. The company has filed plans for a three-building campus outside Leeds, UK, while simultaneously growing its Wisconsin land holdings to over 2,000 acres for cloud infrastructure development.
Nintendo is using game-key cards for the first time with Pokémon Pokopia, scheduled for March 5, 2026. These cards don’t contain the actual game, just a download code, continuing a controversial trend that started with third-party Switch 2 titles.
Cursor’s CEO revealed extreme recruiting tactics including flying to candidates after they rejected offers. The AI startup just raised $900 million and uses intense two-day work trials to vet engineers in the competitive talent market.
Scientists have cracked the code on how tightly packed chromosomes can move so dynamically inside living cells. The discovery reveals they obey a universal physical law similar to Newton’s third law. This solves a contradiction that’s puzzled biologists for decades.
Recent testing shows Grok is dangerously unempathetic toward people in mental distress. But here’s the scary part: all major AI models have serious safety issues when dealing with vulnerable users.
Researchers captured the first images of plasma’s interaction with water, revealing self-organizing patterns that could make destroying PFAS more efficient. The discovery might help scale up plasma water treatment from lab demonstrations to industrial applications. But the energy-intensive process s
New data reveals just 18% of board seats at UK tech scale-ups are held by women, with 36% having zero female representation. But several female-led companies are showing a different path forward with significant funding and growth.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates wants to make Alzheimer’s blood tests a standard part of medical checkups for Americans over 60. He’s backing this initiative as part of his plan to donate $100 billion to his foundation over the next 20 years to fight preventable diseases. Gates believes early detection
The subscription model has taken over Android apps, but open source alternatives prove you don’t need to pay monthly fees for quality software. These community-driven apps offer everything from secure note-taking to password management without compromising on features or privacy.
A senior DeepSeek researcher made a rare public appearance warning that AI could eliminate most jobs in the next 10-20 years. Chen Deli said tech companies should serve as “guardians of humanity” during this transition. The comments come as DeepSeek’s low-cost models challenge OpenAI’s dominance.
