The Federal Aviation Administration is moving ahead with a massive, long-delayed modernization of the U.S. air traffic control system. It has signed contracts worth a combined $780 million with RTX and Indra to replace outdated radar infrastructure at up to 612 sites by June 2028.
Two of the seven completed SKA-Mid dishes have successfully operated as an interferometer for the first time. They observed a radio galaxy 2.6-billion light years away, proving the array’s core technology works.
Volvo Car is bringing former Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath back into the fold as its new global design chief. The move comes just ahead of the unveiling of the critical EX60 electric SUV in January.
The demand for TSMC’s next-generation 2nm chipmaking process is exploding. New reports indicate tape-outs are 1.5 times higher than the 3nm node, with Apple locking down more than half of the initial production capacity for future iPhones and Macs.
Logitech’s software for customizing its popular mice and other peripherals stopped working on macOS due to an expired security certificate. The company has released a fix, but users have to manually download and run new installers to get their devices working again. It’s a messy reminder of how frag
Ubisoft has shut down its Halifax studio, impacting 71 positions, just three weeks after 61 employees there voted to unionize. The company claims the closure is part of broader cost-cutting, unrelated to the union vote. Workers say they are “devastated” and are looking to fight for their rights.
Artificial intelligence engineer is the fastest-growing job in the US, according to LinkedIn’s latest data. But the list also reveals a shift towards freelance work and entrepreneurship as hiring remains challenging.
A Stanford professor’s blockchain startup, Babylon, has raised $15 million in venture funding. The company is building a protocol to let Bitcoin holders use their coins as collateral without giving up control.
Dell is targeting professionals with two new UltraSharp monitors. The lineup includes a massive 52-inch 6K display meant to replace multiple screens and a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED panel focused on color accuracy.
In a volatile world defined by AI and black swan events, Fortune’s CEO perspective says chasing certainty is a trap. The companies that win won’t be the best guessers, but the most prepared.
