Just days before its December 12 launch in South Korea, the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold’s performance scores have leaked. The benchmarks show it significantly underperforming the official scores for its Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. This comes after Samsung defended using the last-gen processor.
Windows 11’s market share growth has slowed, barely widening its lead over Windows 10 even after the end of free support for the older OS. Analysts point to consumer habits and complex, costly business migration cycles as the main culprits.
For over a decade, the number of companies on the Tokyo Stock Exchange only went up. This year, that trend has reversed in a major way, signaling a new era for corporate Japan.
Brazil’s national development bank is moving to create a new investment vehicle focused on digital infrastructure. The fund is expected to launch in early 2026 with an initial size of up to R$1 billion.
Japanese electronics maker Kyocera is abandoning its development of 5G wireless base stations. The company, which only started the project two years ago, cites ballooning costs and a market dominated by three giants.
The classic advice to “do what you love” is setting people up for failure, according to leadership coach Amina AlTai. Passion is fickle and can lead to accepting poor pay and conditions, ultimately causing burnout. A sustainable career requires more than just excitement.
A new alliance between SkyThread and Wingleet targets the stubbornly paper-based aviation parts industry. By merging a data network with blockchain and AI, they aim to solve costly tracking issues, projecting $100,000 in savings per aircraft tail or engine.
The Linux kernel is getting a performance boost for encryption. New optimizations in the 6.19 release specifically benefit AMD Zen 3 and modern Intel CPUs with advanced vector extensions.
Alphabet’s Wing has launched drone delivery for Walmart in the Atlanta metro area. The service promises deliveries in about 15 minutes for items under five pounds, but expansion faces regulatory and logistical hurdles.
The battle over the massive Stargate data center in Michigan is entering a new phase. After local approval, the fight now centers on the utility contract that would power the 1.4GW facility, with state politicians getting involved.
