A new study reveals the MCL1 protein is a dual-threat in cancer, driving both cell survival and metabolic control. The research also uncovered why MCL1 inhibitors cause heart damage and proposes a dietary solution.
In a dramatic move, the Dutch government seized control of Nexperia, a Chinese-owned chipmaker vital to the auto industry. The fallout—a corporate split and supply chain chaos—exposes how unprepared the West is for rapid decoupling from China.
A high school sophomore from Florida has developed a low-cost, AI-powered satellite to detect floods faster than current systems. Her $310 prototype won a major MIT challenge and landed her internships at Accenture and MIT’s CSAIL lab.
According to XDA-Developers, the Kode Dot is an open-source, pocket-sized maker device powered by an ESP32-P4, currently raising funds on Kickstarter for $139 with shipping slated for July 2026. It packs an AMOLED screen, buttons, a speaker, microphone, NFC/RFID, IR, and a microSD slot, running a cu
Nvidia is reportedly spending a staggering $20 billion on a licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq. This comes as the AI giant faces a massive cash surplus but limited options for spending it due to regulatory and market pressures.
Benchmark data from Phoronix reveals a surprising trend for Intel’s Meteor Lake architecture. Two years after launch, performance on the latest Ubuntu Linux is actually worse than it was on day one.
AI has taken over recruitment, but it’s creating a strange paradox. Companies use it to screen, candidates use it to apply, and now everyone sounds the same. The result? A 51% surge in applications and a system where genuine expression is the only thing that stands out.
2025 was a brutal year for digital security and reliability. From a $155K Solana hack to poisoned AI memories and a 15-hour AWS collapse, the foundational tech we rely on showed its fragility. Here’s what went wrong.
NVIDIA is scrambling as Chinese demand for its H200 AI chips overwhelms supply. Orders for next year reportedly hit 2 million units, far exceeding current inventory and putting immense pressure on TSMC’s packaging capacity. This creates a massive bottleneck in the global AI chip supply chain.
According to a report, NVIDIA and AMD are planning significant price increases for their consumer GPUs starting in early 2026. The flagship GeForce RTX 5090 could see its price skyrocket to around $5,000, a 2.5x increase over its launch MSRP.
