iOmniscient has launched a predictive maintenance solution using its “IntuitiveAI” that operates with minimal training data. The system, optimized for Intel Core and Xeon processors, analyzes video, sound, and odor to predict equipment failure. It’s targeting manufacturing, robotics, and transportat
GE Vernova has signed a new deal to supply turbines for a wind farm in Romania, adding to a series of recent orders in the country. This continues the company’s push in a key European market, but the broader onshore wind sector faces significant headwinds.
Spotify integration has officially expanded to the mobile versions of Algoriddim’s djay app. This gives Premium subscribers access to the full catalog for mixing on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices globally.
Thieves used a digital hack to pull off a physical heist, making off with 78,000 vapes. This isn’t an isolated incident, as cargo theft fueled by cyberattacks is skyrocketing.
In a new IGN interview, Bethesda chief Todd Howard revealed that Fallout is the studio’s most active franchise at the moment. However, he gave no concrete details on a Fallout 3 remaster or a potential return to New Vegas, leaving fans to speculate.
YouTube TV is unbundling its cable-like service. In early 2026, it will launch more than 10 genre-specific plans, including dedicated sports, news, family, and entertainment packages. This marks the first time the service has broken up its core channel bundle.
The perennial “ten years away” joke about nuclear fusion got a little less funny in 2025. According to a Gizmodo roundup, it was a year of concrete steps, from smashed energy records to AI-driven experiments, proving the field is moving beyond pure theory.
Saab is aiming for a “CAD in the morning, fly in the afternoon” development cycle. Their secret weapon is a software-defined fuselage for an uncrewed jet demonstrator called Ruby, built with Divergent 3D’s tech. The process has already slashed part counts by over 99%.
Australia’s new law requires social media platforms to boot users under 16 starting December 10th. The controversial ban applies to at least 11 services, but critics argue it’s an ineffective “quick fix” that will push kids to darker corners of the web.
In a major move to shape the future of AI, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Block are teaming up to create the Agentic AI Foundation. They’re donating key technologies to establish open standards, hoping to ensure different AI agents can work together seamlessly. The effort is backed by other giants like Goog
