A Reddit-style platform called Moltbook is now home to tens of thousands of AI agents posting, commenting, and forming subcommunities. The experiment, born from the OpenClaw assistant, is equal parts hilarious and a massive security headache. It shows what happens when you give AI the keys to social
A new startup called Amutable, founded by experts from the Kubernetes and container ecosystem, is plotting a major overhaul of Linux security. They argue current approaches are reactive and brittle. The real challenge might be convincing the community itself.
Elavon has launched a payments app that works inside Microsoft 365 applications like Outlook and Teams. The goal is to let users create invoices and process payments without ever leaving their email client. This could significantly reduce the time spent switching between platforms.
Craig Mundie, who shaped policy at Microsoft, argues today’s AI feels “intelligent” in a new way. He sees huge potential in healthcare and education, but warns of risks in propaganda and cyber warfare.
Thyssenkrupp is pushing forward with plans to spin off its materials trading business. CEO Miguel Lopez told shareholders he’s confident it can be done, but gave no firm timeline.
According to EU-Startups, roughly half of all startups stall or fail after their Series A round. The core issue isn’t a lack of growth, but a failure to build the operational systems needed to handle that growth at scale. The transition to Series B readiness is a fundamental shift from proving deman
Bethesda is making Fallout 76 free-to-play until February 5th to celebrate the end of the TV show’s second season. The move coincides with a new $30 Mojave bundle featuring NCR power armor, which has drawn mixed reactions from players.
According to a Wall Street Journal opinion piece, the era of globalized tech is over, replaced by a new bipolar world of AI power. The authors contend that only the U.S. and China possess the elite talent, energy, and capital needed for true AI sovereignty, leaving other nations to choose sides.
Hyperscalers and colocation giants like Equinix are placing huge bets on small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) to power the AI boom. With over 127 designs in development, the promise is a flexible, carbon-free power source. The reality is a technology still years from commercial proof.
Asahi Kasei has launched a new PFAS-free polyamide engineered for demanding low-friction applications like gears and chain guides. This move comes as global regulations on these “forever chemicals” are tightening, forcing manufacturers to find alternatives.
