Japan has officially launched its first commercial floating offshore wind farm. The 16.8-megawatt project off Nagasaki uses a novel hybrid spar-type floater and is a critical step toward the country’s massive offshore wind targets.
Activist investor campaigns hit a new global record in 2025, with 255 companies targeted. The pressure led to a record number of CEO departures within a year of an activist showing up.
Traders are betting big that Trump Media’s recent surge is temporary. Short interest has climbed 31% to nearly 16 million shares after the company announced a $6 billion merger with Google-backed TAE Technologies.
IBM has launched its first Quantum Nighthawk processor, IBM_Miami, offering a preview with the highest coherence times in its fleet. The company is also pushing its timeline for quantum advantage and fault tolerance.
Forget the 5 a.m. ice baths. Many top CEOs start their day by rolling over and checking their phones, just like everyone else. A report from Fortune details the apps business leaders can’t resist first thing in the morning.
The latest PMI data reveals a deepening slowdown in euro zone manufacturing as 2024 ended. Germany was the weakest performer, while France was a rare bright spot.
Once the king of mobile with its iconic 3310, Nokia’s failure to adapt to smartphones nearly killed it. Now, after a massive reinvention into network hardware, it’s landed a $1bn strategic investment from Nvidia for AI in telecoms. The comeback story is incredible, but the road ahead is risky.
The biggest Linux stories of 2025 weren’t just about code. They were about Valve’s influence, KDE’s desktop revolution, and Linus Torvalds losing his patience—again. Here’s what got the open-source world talking.
While Grand Theft Auto 6 will dominate 2026, TechRadar’s gaming team highlights a slate of other major titles. Their list includes surprising exclusives, long-awaited sequels, and indie curiosities that could define the year.
A secretive venture led by Eric Schmidt is providing AI drones like the Bumblebee to Ukraine, creating a real-world test bed that worries the Kremlin. Meanwhile, a discussion on Threads highlights the uncomfortable trend of creators selling their very personhood for authenticity.
