John Scutieri was 3½ when he appeared on Fortune’s 1966 cover using an experimental “Talking Typewriter.” Now a grandfather, he sees parallels to today’s AI boom and worries we’re not preparing kids correctly for what’s coming.
A new partnership aims to solve a major headache for satellite operators: connectivity blackouts. Apolink is building an in-orbit relay service to keep satellites in constant contact, and they’ve just teamed up with ground segment provider RBC Signals to help sell and support it.
Carlo Gavazzi has expanded its NRG family with new 3-phase smart solid state relays. The devices are engineered for digital communication and predictive maintenance in industrial automation.
Nissan has unveiled a solar-powered concept version of its Ariya EV. The automaker claims the panels can add over 14 miles of range on a sunny day, which could reduce charging frequency by up to 65% for the average driver. The big question is whether this concept can overcome past solar car pitfalls
GE Vernova’s gas power business is booming, with a 74% surge in Q4 orders. The backlog hit 83 GW, and pricing is strong at around $2,500/kW. Meanwhile, the wind segment struggles with U.S. policy shifts.
The race to implant chips in our brains is heating up, fueled by billions in venture capital and visions from Elon Musk and others. But the real prize for companies might not be making you smarter—it could be mining your most private thoughts for data.
At Davos 2026, leaders stopped debating if AI will change the world. The focus is now on control, infrastructure, and the sobering reality that AGI, by many measures, is already here. The geopolitical and corporate order is being reshaped by compute, energy, and trust.
The tech channel was buzzing this week with major strategic plays. From a massive $3.35 billion acquisition in AI observability to a new AI chip challenging Nvidia, here’s who made big moves and why it matters.
The promise of technology making life easier has given way to a reality of constant connectivity. Now, exhausted parents are looking to AI for time-saving hacks, but is it a solution or just another demand?
Dutch research bodies NWO and Holland High Tech have opened an €11.85 million funding call for semiconductor and quantum technology projects. The initiative requires industry collaboration and aims to strengthen the country’s tech leadership. A consortium matchmaking event is scheduled for 2 March 2
