Code & Chips to Curtail Carbon: Leveraging AI to Promote Green Electrons
AI is projected to reduce global CO₂ emissions by 5‑10% versus business‑as‑usual, with a potential 2.4 GtCO₂e cut by 2035 from power and mobility sectors alone. Real‑time AI analytics could boost renewable output up to 20%, delivering an additional 1.8 GtCO₂e reduction. The inaugural India‑AI Impact Summit highlighted the country's ambition to become a tier‑1 AI player in the energy value chain. Experts call for policy measures—tax incentives, mandates, and research funding—to unlock AI’s full climate potential.
Vastnaut Launches AI‑Powered 4×4 Exoskeleton, Pre‑Orders Open with $10 Deposit
Vastnaut announced the Vastnaut One, the first AI‑powered 4‑joint × 4‑motor exoskeleton designed for hikers, photographers and field professionals. The lightweight 2.7 kg device is now available for pre‑order with a fully refundable $10 deposit, positioning it as a potential game‑changer for endurance‑focused...
AI Robots Boost Preschoolers' Mastery Motivation in Health Education
Researchers at a leading university have demonstrated that AI‑robot‑supported, task‑based learning significantly raises preschoolers' intrinsic motivation and mastery orientation in health education. The peer‑reviewed study, published in Nature, marks a measurable step forward for educational technology aimed at early childhood...
Proposing Atrial Fibrillation and Heart Failure to Be Manifestations of the Same Condition
Researchers propose that atrial fibrillation and heart failure share a common molecular origin: reduced expression of the transcription factor TBX5. Mouse models lacking TBX5 in the atria develop arrhythmias and gene‑expression patterns that closely resemble heart‑failure signatures. Human atrial tissue...
Take-Two Has Seemingly Laid Off an Unspecified Portion of Its AI Team, Including Its Head of AI
Take‑Two Interactive has dismissed its head of artificial intelligence, Luke Dicken, and an unspecified portion of the AI team, just two months after CEO Strauss Zelnick said the company is actively embracing generative AI. Dicken, who joined in January 2023 after a...
PgEdge Launches MCP Server for Postgres, Pushing Message‑Based Protocol Over APIs for AI Agents
pgEdge announced a production‑ready MCP Server for Postgres, positioning a message‑based communication protocol as a superior alternative to traditional APIs for AI agents. The service promises built‑in security, deep schema introspection and reduced token consumption, aiming to curb hallucinations and...
Krolog Expands Amazon Consulting Suite to Boost Brand PPC and SEO Performance
Krolog, a Toronto‑based Amazon consulting agency, announced an expanded service portfolio that bundles pay‑per‑click, SEO and full account management into a single growth engine. The move targets brands seeking to cut ad costs, improve organic rankings and scale revenue on...
Oral Microbiome Changes in the Correlation Between Periodontal Disease and Cognitive Decline
Researchers analyzed data from 1,157 participants in the Taizhou Imaging Study, linking periodontal health, salivary microbiome composition, and cognitive function. They found five clinical periodontal indices inversely related to cognition and identified ten bacterial genera, 21 functional pathways, and two...
Hims & Hers Launches Integrated AI‑Driven Digital Health Platform
Hims & Hers Health announced the rollout of an end‑to‑end digital care platform that links AI‑powered diagnosis, telehealth consultations and pharmacy fulfillment. The move comes as insurers tighten coverage for high‑cost drugs and the company grapples with a recent customer‑support...
Workable Launches Built‑In I‑9 and E‑Verify to Streamline U.S. Hiring Compliance
Workable announced integrated Form I‑9 and E‑Verify capabilities for U.S. customers, embedding federal hiring verification into its onboarding workflow. The move eliminates separate PDFs and manual steps, aiming to cut compliance risk and accelerate new‑hire processing.
CBSE Rolls Out 2026‑27 Curriculum Centered on Skills and Experiential Learning
The Central Board of Secondary Education announced a new 2026‑27 curriculum for classes 9‑12 that prioritizes conceptual understanding, practical projects and skill development. Effective April 1 for grades 11‑12 and April 2 for grades 9‑10, the rollout aligns with the...
AWS Launches Sustainability Console to Centralize Enterprise Emissions Data
Amazon Web Services rolled out a standalone Sustainability Console that decouples carbon‑emissions data from billing systems, delivering unified Scope 1‑3 metrics, API integration and fiscal‑year alignment for enterprise ESG reporting. The move targets data silos and positions AWS against rival cloud...
Axios Npm Supply‑chain Breach Exposes Millions of Developers to North Korean‑linked RAT
A compromised Axios maintainer account allowed attackers to publish malicious versions of the popular JavaScript library, injecting a remote‑access trojan that reached an estimated 180 million weekly downloads. The three‑hour window before removal highlights the fragility of open‑source supply chains and...
DOJ Privacy Chief Quits as Agency Moves to Share Voter Data with DHS
Kilian Kagle, the Justice Department’s chief FOIA and privacy officer, resigned amid the department’s effort to collect and share sensitive voter‑registration data from 17 states with the Department of Homeland Security. The move has already faced dismissals in three federal...
Micron’s Triple‑Digit Revenue Surge Triggers Citi’s $425 Price‑Target Cut
Micron Technology reported fiscal Q2 revenue of $23.86 billion—nearly three times year‑over‑year—and non‑GAAP earnings of $12.20 per share, prompting a bullish outlook. Yet Citi trimmed its price target from $510 to $425 after DDR5 DRAM prices slipped 6%, signaling market wariness...
Indonesian Geothermal Projects Stall Amid Indigenous Concerns over Justice
Indonesia’s ambitious geothermal program on Flores, once touted as a renewable‑energy showcase, has stalled after nearly a decade of delays. The project, initially backed by the World Bank and Germany’s KfW, faced sustained opposition from Manggarai Indigenous communities concerned about...
Dubai RTA Unveils Technical & Future Competency Framework to Upskill Workforce
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced the launch of a Technical and Future Competency Framework designed to align employee skills with rapid technological change. The initiative targets AI, digital transformation, sustainability and innovation, positioning RTA as a benchmark for...
Snapdragon X2's Adreno X2-85 GPU Sees Driver Improvements For Linux 7.1
Rob Clark submitted a batch of MSM DRM driver changes for the upcoming Linux 7.1 merge window, targeting Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 laptop SoC. The updates bring preemption support, SKU detection with speed‑bin tables, and error fixes to the Adreno X2‑85 GPU, while the...
We Energies Pushes Oak Creek Coal Plant Shutdown to End of 2027
We Energies told Wisconsin regulators it will keep two coal-fired units at the Oak Creek Power Plant operating through 2027, extending a timeline that began with a 2023 shutdown plan. The utility says the move safeguards grid reliability amid extreme...
Realtek RTL8159 10GbE to USB 3.2 Adapters Sell for About $55 and Up
Realtek's RTL8159 10 GbE‑to‑USB 3.2 adapters have entered the market at prices ranging from roughly $45 to $80, making multi‑gigabit Ethernet accessible for laptops and small‑form‑factor PCs. The WisdPi WP‑UT9 retails for $79 (about $87 shipped to the US), while the XikeStor...
IRS Pilots Palantir’s SNAP Platform to Target $696 Billion Tax Gap
The Internal Revenue Service has launched a pilot of Palantir Technologies’ Selection and Analytic Platform (SNAP) to identify the highest‑value tax cheats. The move targets a $696 billion tax gap and follows more than $200 million in IRS contracts with Palantir since...
Cadmium Arsenide Terahertz Device Switches at 40 GHz, Paving Way for Ultra‑Thin Nanophotonics
A team led by Sobhan Subhra Mishra has fabricated an ultrathin terahertz emitter using the topological Dirac semimetal cadmium arsenide that can be optically switched at 40 GHz on a picosecond timescale. The breakthrough eliminates the need for bulky semiconductor control...
Sydney Study Cuts Physical Qubit Count for Fault‑Tolerant Quantum Computers
University of Sydney physicists announced a new quantum error‑correction technique that could slash the number of physical qubits required for large‑scale, fault‑tolerant quantum processors. The method, based on gauge theory, has already been incorporated into IBM’s roadmap, offering a tangible...
NordVPN's Free "My Location" Tool Threatens Ad Targeting by Revealing Real and Virtual Location Data
NordVPN rolled out a free browser‑based "My Location" tool that instantly displays a user's real GPS‑derived location alongside the IP‑derived virtual location visible to websites. The move spotlights how much location data fuels digital advertising and could force marketers to...
8 Ways AI Can Help with Change Management
Artificial intelligence is being positioned as a practical assistant for change‑management initiatives, offering eight distinct use cases ranging from drafting training materials and employee communications to building project timelines, presentation templates, chatbots, video content, and visual data assets. Each AI‑generated...
Chiaki-Ng the Open-Source PlayStation Remote Play App Gets Better Streaming Quality and Stability
Chiaki‑ng v1.10.0, the open‑source PlayStation Remote Play client, has been released, delivering higher streaming quality and greater stability across Linux, macOS, and handheld devices. The update introduces an OpenGL renderer, libplacebo fixes, VSync support, spatial upscaler presets, and improved network...
Indie Pass Launches $6.99 Monthly SaaS for Indie Game Discovery
Indie.io announced Indie Pass, a $6.99‑per‑month subscription service that will launch on PC on April 13 with more than 70 indie games. The platform promises a curated catalog, a recommendation engine, and a revenue model that pays developers based on...
Brazil Rejects U.S. Push to Change Pix Instant Payment System
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced the government will not alter the Pix instant‑payment platform after a U.S. report accused it of distorting trade. The stance highlights Brazil’s commitment to a state‑run fintech model that serves over 120 million...
CDC Halts Rabies and Pox Virus Testing as Staff Shortages Cut Workforce by Up to 25%
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has temporarily stopped rabies and pox virus testing because severe staffing shortages have left the rabies unit with a single specialist and the pox unit without any experts. The pause affects more...
ANT Scales 300% Revenue, Expands Across Asia
ANT`s performance Hong Kong HQ (since April 2025) → 300+ partners + 10K+ biz customers → 300% revenue growth. Regional momentum: Malaysia (Kenanga Investment Bank wealth Super App, TNG Digital 16M verified users), Indonesia, Philippines, driving growth. ZOLOZ eKYC deployed...
Amazon, U.S. Bank and Mastercard Launch Business Credit Cards for SMBs
Amazon announced a partnership with U.S. Bank and Mastercard to introduce two new small‑business credit cards – a Prime Business Card with 5% back for Prime members and an Amazon Business Card with 3% back for non‑Prime users. The move...
Zevero Founder: Customers Are What Bring Focus
Zevero co‑founder and CCO George Wade says early, deep customer conversations are the catalyst for product focus and revenue strategy. He credits moving from outsourced developers to an in‑house engineering team for faster delivery and stronger product culture. Wade stresses...
Chuck Norris' Family Condemns AI-Generated Videos After Star's Death
Chuck Norris' family posted a warning on Instagram demanding fans stop sharing AI‑generated videos that spread false information after the actor died on March 19. The appeal underscores growing concerns over deepfake technology and its impact on public discourse.
Without Controls, an AI Agent Can Cost More than an Employee
Tech investors Jason Calacanis and Chamath Palihapitiya warned on the All In podcast that AI agents can quickly cost $300 a day—far exceeding the value of the work they replace. Their organizations saw agents priced at $100,000 a year while only...
Did Salesforce Just Absorb Another Product Category?
Salesforce has made Agentforce free for SMB customers, embedding AI‑driven summarization and email drafting directly into its core suite. The move mirrors functionality offered by independent apps like DealScope, prompting concerns that native features may cannibalize third‑party solutions. While the...
Amazon Is Betting on Speed in a Market that May Not Need It
Amazon began testing a 30‑minute delivery service in select U.S. cities, expanding its one‑ and three‑hour options and echoing ultra‑fast pilots in India and the UAE. Quick‑commerce thrives in China’s $125 billion market but has struggled in Western economies, where funding...
Why ‘Boring’ AI Could Save Healthcare When the Bubble Bursts
The healthcare AI market is facing a sharp correction, with Series B funding dropping 84% from its 2021 peak and 95% of enterprise pilots failing to show ROI. Most failures stem from demo‑centric tools that cannot survive fragmented clinical data environments....
An Interactive Approach Helps Librarians Protect Intellectual Freedom: Book Censorship News, April 3, 2026
Library Futures has released a free, web‑based game called “Imagine IF” that lets librarians role‑play common censorship confrontations and practice de‑escalation techniques. The American Library Association reported 2,452 book challenges in 2024, and more than 40 anti‑library bills were introduced...
PMI Builds Commerce Engine to Glean Customer Insights
Philip Morris International (PMI) has launched an omnichannel commerce engine in South Africa to reach informal‑market retailers that account for up to 75% of counterfeit tobacco sales. The solution uses USSD short‑codes on feature phones, multi‑language support, and low‑cost scooter...
Finance of America Faces Early Data Breach Class Action
A Texas federal court received a class‑action lawsuit alleging Finance of America suffered a data breach two weeks ago. Consumer Melanie Place claims the ransomware group Word Leaks accessed customers’ personal data, including Social Security numbers. The suit is notable for...
MTS Plans to Deploy 2,600 More Irteya Base Stations by Beginning of 2027
MTS, Russia’s leading mobile operator, will add 2,600 LTE base stations built by Irteya by early 2027, raising the total to 3,800 across 76 regions. The expansion supports both GSM and LTE technologies, enhancing network density in urban and remote...
Yu Foods’ Revenue Doubles To ₹75 Cr In FY26: Cofounder Bharat Bhalla
Yu Foods, a D2C instant‑meal brand, saw operating revenue surge 114% to ₹75 crore (≈$9 million) in FY26, up from ₹35 crore the year before. The company’s net loss widened marginally to ₹8 crore (≈$1 million), while EBITDA margin improved to –4%. About 40% of...
Turn LLMs Into Searchable Knowledge Systems, Not Chats
Most people use LLMs like chat tools. The real power is turning them into knowledge systems. Ingest data → build a markdown wiki → let the LLM manage it. Now you’re querying a system, not chatting. You don’t need complex RAG. Structure + indexing is...
Full-Body Motion Drives Next-Gen VR Immersion
Redefining Reality: A Next-Level #VR Experience Powered by Full-Body Physical Movement by @MrLaalpotato #VirtualReality #AR #AugmentedReality https://t.co/eW8BmRF5UT
Ireland Tests Digital ID to Verify Age of Social Media Users
Ireland has begun a pilot of its government‑run digital wallet that includes an age‑verification function for social media users. The test, launched on April 3, 2026, aims to confirm users’ ages before they can access platforms such as Snapchat, Instagram, TikTok and...
Samsung Frame Pro and OLED TVs: 2026 Updates
Samsung Frame Pro and OLED TV News: What You Need To Know in 2026 https://t.co/Dcz7ua5iBT https://t.co/bQ8A4fNaWY
Black‑Box Warnings Can Slash Drug Revenues—Investors Beware
Approved drugs can have a "black box" (aka boxed) warning, the highest safety-related warning that FDA can put on an approved drug Usually applied to multiple drugs in the same class it can hamper revenue potential if alternatives exist Investors should be...
Convergence on AutomatedBuildings.com
AutomatedBuildings.com has chronicled four distinct eras of building‑automation convergence, from the early pneumatic‑to‑DDC transition in the 1970s‑80s to today’s AI‑driven semantic standards. The site marked the 1999‑2005 “Convergence 1.0” phase where IT and OT merged via open protocols such as BACnet...
Ignoring Data Governance Leads to AI Project Failures
Data governance isn't cool or sexy. That's why nobody talks about it on the record. Meanwhile their AI projects keep failing. #DataGovernance #AI https://t.co/AAKL6A7DLM
Stable One UI 8.5 for the Galaxy S25 Might Still Be a Few Weeks Away
Samsung’s One UI 8.5 stable update for the Galaxy S25 is still weeks away, despite the beta program already in its eighth iteration. The company plans a total of ten beta builds, with beta 9 slated for April 9 and beta 10 around April 20. Because...