Mark Zuckerberg is preparing to slash resources for Meta’s metaverse efforts, with cuts as high as 30% being considered. This signals a major strategic retreat from the vision that once defined the company’s future.
Two leaders from IBM and Northwestern Mutual shared how they drove massive cultural change. Their secret? Treating the change like a product and shifting focus from outputs to outcomes.
Owners of the new iPhone 17 Pro models have discovered they can no longer take Night mode photos in Portrait mode. This capability has been a staple on iPhone Pro devices since the iPhone 12 Pro launched in 2020. Apple’s own support guide confirms the limitation, but offers no reason for the change.
Particle accelerators are no longer just massive, billion-dollar science projects. A startup says its first commercial, room-sized laser accelerator is working, with plans to rent it to customers starting in 2026.
Samsung’s next big foldable, the Galaxy Z TriFold, is on the horizon. But it might be powered by last year’s chip and could face serious battery life issues. Here’s why you should consider a different Samsung foldable instead.
No Players Online, a well-received indie horror game, is back on Steam after a nearly three-week removal. The developer says a “former friend” filed an “unfounded” DMCA claim, crippling the game’s crucial launch momentum and threatening the studio’s survival.
A new report shows a surprising trend in the UK: students are abandoning traditional career paths for manual trades they believe AI can’t replace. This comes as companies cite AI in tens of thousands of job cuts, reshaping the workforce.
A data breach at credit verification firm 700Credit exposed names, addresses, and Social Security numbers. The FTC has accepted a novel consolidated breach filing to spare thousands of dealerships, but state-level notification headaches remain.
The US government is moving to fund a domestic challenger to ASML’s monopoly on advanced chipmaking tools. A preliminary deal would give xLight $150 million to develop a free-electron laser for EUV lithography, with the government taking equity in return.
After years of paying for Adobe Illustrator, I finally switched to a free, open-source alternative. The app is Inkscape, and it’s a powerful vector graphics editor that might just set you free from the monthly bill.
