Month: October 2025

Gaming

Resident Evil Zero Remake Reportedly Targeting 2028 Launch With Guardians of the Galaxy Actor Attached

Capcom’s rumored Resident Evil Zero remake is reportedly targeting a 2028 release window according to industry sources. The project, codenamed “Project Chamber,” allegedly features performance capture work from Guardians of the Galaxy video game actor Jon McLaren.

Resident Evil Zero Remake Reportedly in Development

Capcom’s unannounced Resident Evil Zero remake is reportedly targeting a 2028 release window, according to new industry reports. Sources indicate the project will feature performance capture work from Jon McLaren, who previously voiced Star-Lord in Square Enix’s Guardians of the Galaxy video game.

by Priya Kapoor
CybersecurityInnovation

Women-Led Cybersecurity Firm Unit 221B Secures $5M to Combat Cross-Platform Crime

A women-led cybersecurity company is transforming threat intelligence by focusing on active disruption of criminal networks. Unit 221B’s unique approach has already supported high-profile Department of Justice investigations and corporate security operations.

Redefining Cybersecurity Leadership

In a field traditionally dominated by men, May Chen-Contino is leading a transformation in how cybersecurity companies approach global threats, according to industry reports. As CEO of Unit 221B, she heads a women-led firm that helps enterprises and law enforcement combat criminals operating across both digital and physical realms. The company recently secured a $5 million seed funding round led by J2 Ventures, positioning it for expansion in the rapidly growing threat-intelligence market.

by Priya Kapoor
InfrastructureTechnology

Pennsylvania’s Former Coal Mine Site Eyed for Major Data Center Development

A massive data center project has been proposed for the site of a former Pennsylvania coal mine, promising significant job creation and economic revitalization. The development would utilize natural gas infrastructure and river access for power and cooling systems while representing a shift in coal mining land use.

Major Data Center Planned for Former Mining Site

A transformative project is being proposed for the site of a former coal mine in Greene County, Pennsylvania, where developers plan to construct a massive data center spanning approximately 1,400 acres. According to reports, the development would represent a significant repurposing of the former Robena Mine property along the Monongahela River, potentially creating over 1,000 jobs during construction and beginning operations as early as 2029.

by Samuel Kim