Mozilla’s new CEO is bringing AI to Firefox, but promises it will always be an optional feature users can disable. This comes as the browser’s market share stagnates around 2.5% and after the company laid off 30% of its staff in 2024.
We’re hitting an inflection point where AI can fake anything. The core issue is the rapid erosion of trust itself, with AI acting as a powerful accelerant for deception.
A recently launched Starlink satellite has suffered a catastrophic failure, venting its propulsion tank and scattering debris in low Earth orbit. The event intensifies the debate over the risks posed by massive satellite networks like SpaceX’s.
Xbox is sitting out the 2025 year-in-review trend, with no “Wrapped” style recap for players. According to reports, Microsoft is reallocating resources to prepare for a massive 2026 filled with major brand anniversaries.
A new technology for destroying toxic “forever chemicals” has passed a major commercial test. The system treated over 170,000 gallons of industrial wastewater, eliminating PFAS with greater than 99.99% efficiency.
Finland is seeing a surge in data center projects outside its capital. FCDC is planning a massive 66,000 sqm campus in Vaasa, while Chinese firm 3E Network is teaming up for an AI facility. The country’s green energy and stable grid are big draws.
Researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory have used CRISPR gene-editing to fast-track the domestication of the wild goldenberry. By editing key genes, they created a plant that’s 35% shorter and easier to harvest, paving the way for large-scale production.
A new playbook is emerging from the world of fast-growth startups. They’re achieving massive growth not by outspending competitors, but by leveraging AI for deep personalization and forging low-cost, high-impact strategic partnerships.
Starfighters Space has raised over $22 million in a public share sale. The company plans to use the capital to develop its StarLaunch suborbital launch service from modified F-104 jets.
Leaked specs suggest Samsung’s next flagship mobile chip, the Exynos 2600, is a major leap. It’s reportedly built on a 2nm process and features a new AMD graphics component. This could be Samsung’s big comeback play in high-end mobile silicon.
