Southeast Asia’s complex geography is shaping a massive digital infrastructure build-out. Countries are competing to become regional hubs, with AI workloads and sustainability becoming key battlegrounds.
African nations are scrambling to catch up with a cybercrime wave. A new meeting of over 40 police agencies focused on standardizing tools and sharing evidence across borders. But legal gaps and a lack of training still pose major hurdles.
Perplexity has launched a revamped iPad app with a heavy focus on its research tools. The update is a clear play for the student and professional market, but it’s also a nudge toward its paid subscription tiers.
A Forbes contributor argues that in an era of constant disruption, your most important job is running “You, Incorporated.” The key is shifting from daily tasks to strategic imagination, a skill shared by top performers and innovators.
An ambitious mod that brought Halo 3’s maps, sounds, and mechanics into Counter-Strike 2 has been removed. Microsoft issued a DMCA complaint, forcing the creator to abandon the project entirely. It’s a familiar clash between fan passion and corporate copyright.
Lithuania is making a quiet but aggressive play to become Europe’s next major data center hub. With rapid regulatory pathways and a grid already running on nearly 80% renewables, they’re pitching themselves as the “new Nordics.” But can they deliver on their ambitious pricing and capacity promises?
A new UK facility is testing the ultra-cold tech needed for commercial fusion power. The ELSA machine simulates the cryogenic conditions for high-temperature superconducting magnets, a key component for the planned STEP prototype plant targeting operations in 2040.
Microsoft has detailed how user feedback from the Developer Community shapes Visual Studio development. The system uses votes and engagement to score and prioritize issues internally. High-priority bugs now have investigation targets, like a one-week response time.
A new report reveals a fundamental shift in consumer behavior. For a growing segment, especially Gen Z, dedicated AI platforms like ChatGPT are now the default starting point for planning, shopping, and learning. This move is already reducing reliance on traditional search.
A new study introduces the CRASH Clock, a metric showing that if all satellites suddenly couldn’t maneuver, a collision would occur in just 2.8 days. This is down from 121 days in 2018, before the Starlink-led satellite boom. Tens of thousands more satellites are planned.
