Performance for running virtual machines inside other VMs on Intel hardware just got a monumental upgrade. Meanwhile, the QEMU emulator is preparing to finally cut ties with 32-bit host systems.
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has captured an incredibly detailed image of the Helix Nebula, a dying star 650 light-years away. The photo shows the star’s crumbling remains seeding space with the raw materials for future worlds.
Meta is locking in nuclear power for the next two decades to feed its energy-hungry data centers. The company is buying from existing plants and funding new small modular reactor projects to secure its AI ambitions.
The next wave of AI isn’t about smarter general assistants. It’s about hyper-specific, emotionally sticky agents that help us practice tough talks, remember loved ones, and manage different versions of ourselves. They’ll spread like memes, not through enterprise software.
Apple is planning a massive year for the Mac in 2026, according to new reporting. The roadmap includes everything from simple chip refreshes to a complete MacBook Pro redesign and a new low-cost laptop.
Taiwan’s economy rode the AI wave to a massive export record in 2025. The island shipped $640.75 billion in goods, with sales to the U.S. skyrocketing over 125%. The momentum is expected to continue, but risks loom.
TikTok is reorganizing its US workforce into two separate companies ahead of a forced divestment. The move ensures ByteDance retains control over key global functions like e-commerce and advertising.
Hoa Phat Agriculture, a unit of Vietnam’s largest steelmaker, has successfully raised $48 million in its initial public offering. The IPO was oversubscribed, with bids for 35.7 million shares against an offer of 30 million. The company is targeting revenue to exceed 12 trillion dong by 2030.
Samsung appears ready to launch the same budget 5G phone under two different names. The Galaxy A07 5G, expected to feature a Dimensity 6300 chip and a 6,000mAh battery, has been spotted with the alias Galaxy M17e. This isn’t a new tactic, but it highlights a confusing market strategy.
Stablecoin transaction volumes exploded to $33 trillion in 2025, a 72% surge. The growth, fueled by new US crypto laws, saw Circle’s USDC process more transactions than Tether’s USDT for the first time.
