A new report from Kyndryl finds that while more companies are considering AI’s environmental footprint, few are fully using it to cut emissions. The chief sustainability officer argues 2026 must be a year of tangible delivery, not just greenwashing claims.
At CES 2026, Nokia and Telit Cinterion announced a partnership to deliver AI-driven mission-critical communications. The collaboration integrates Telit’s rugged connectivity modules with Nokia’s Cognitive Digital Mine platform for industrial autonomy. The goal is enabling smart systems to sense, dec
American Electric Power is making a huge move into fuel cell power generation, exercising a major option with Bloom Energy. The utility is betting billions on a technology that’s promising but has faced hurdles.
The high cost of autonomous vehicles isn’t just about LiDAR and AI. A new analysis argues that unpredictable space weather is a hidden, major cost driver, especially in emerging markets. The solution requires better space monitoring and new regulations.
Citi and PYMNTS are teaming up for a new podcast aimed at corporate executives. “From the Block” will focus on the practical use of stablecoins and digital assets in business finance.
Samsung Electronics expects record-breaking revenue and a massive profit surge for Q4 2025. The driver is overwhelmingly strong sales of memory chips like HBM to AI giants like Nvidia and Microsoft.
Larry Page is shifting business assets and reportedly his own residence out of California. The move comes as organizers push a proposed 1.5% annual tax on billionaire assets for the 2026 ballot.
General Motors’ 1980s “factory of the future” was a costly, shambolic failure. Today, AI promises to finally deliver on that vision of smart, autonomous manufacturing, but the path is complex.
The Shine 2.0 is a compact, three-pound wind turbine designed for camping and off-grid power. It houses a 50W, 12,000mAh battery and can charge a smartphone in as little as 17 minutes, depending on wind.
Researchers at Washington State University have developed a novel robotic apple-picker made of soft, inflatable fabric. The arm takes about 25 seconds to pick one apple, a far cry from a human’s three-second pace, but its low cost and safety are key advantages. The team is now working to improve its
