Future Climate: Lettuce Will Need Solar Panel Shade

A recent experimental study simulated lettuce production under future climates (2025, 2050), revealing agrivoltaics’ significant resilience.

The Agentic Cloud Tax: When AI Agents Create Infrastructure Debt

Agentic value cannot be understood with traditional cloud economics.

El Niño Kelvin Waves Pose Risks For California But Beware Of Hype

An unprecedented El Nino is brewing. Rare Kelvin waves could affect the U.S. West Coast. An expert explains what they are and potential impacts.

‘Slow Horses’ Season 6, Episode 3 Release Time And Preview: A Familiar Face Returns As Assassins Close In

Slow Horses returns with another thrilling episode of espionage and flatulence as our band of MI5 rejects faces off against a new threat in Season 6, Episode 3.

Defend Public Health Analyzes RFK Jr.’s Falsehoods

Defend Public Health has a new retrospective report on lessons learned from debunking some RFK Jr’s most egregious “Whoppers” over the past year.

AI Changed The Economics Of Cybersecurity: CEOs Need To Change The Equation

Investment alone is an increasingly poor proxy for resilience, and the more important question is becoming, “How quickly can we understand what is happening and act?”

OpenAI’s 88-Hour Math Proof Shows Where Enterprise AI Savings Go

Days after the Navier-Stokes result, 25 Fields Medalists signed a declaration against AI labs. The distinction they defend is sitting in most enterprises review queue.

Quantum And AI Are Becoming One Technology Bet

AI is becoming the tool that makes quantum hardware usable, and quantum hardware is the next lever for pushing AI past its own ceiling.

Agility Launches Digit 5: No More Safety Cages, $300 Million In Orders

Agility Robotics is launching Digit 5, its next-generation humanoid robot that can work with humans outside the cage.

​When AI Stops Pretending: The New Problem On The Other Side Of Detection

Users do not require the illusion of humanity to invest meaning into an interaction.