Myriad Genetics Launches Prolaris + AI Test for Personalized Prostate Cancer Active Surveillance
Myriad Genetics is introducing the Prolaris + AI Test, the first prostate‑cancer assay that blends its long‑term Prolaris CCR genomic score with an artificial‑intelligence model (AI‑GUR) that predicts near‑term Gleason score upgrades. The AI metric will be available for all Prolaris Biopsy Tests in the United States starting May 29, 2026, with New York approval expected shortly. A validation study involving 998 patients for model training and 296 for independent validation showed AI‑GUR independently forecasts Gleason upgrades in Gleason 3+3 and 3+4 cancers, delivering risk insight beyond traditional pathology. The combined test is designed to personalize active‑surveillance selection and monitoring intensity.
ABM Playbook for Niche B2B Markets
In this episode, senior product marketing manager Michelle Walsh walks through how to execute account‑based marketing (ABM) for ultra‑niche B2B sectors like cybersecurity and digital identity. She stresses the need for tight alignment with sales, from jointly building and owning...
China’s New PV Installations Plunge 51% Year-on-Year in January–April
China added 50.9 GW of new solar PV capacity between January and April 2026, a 51% decline from the same period in 2025. April alone saw installations tumble 79% YoY to just 9.52 GW. By contrast, wind power grew 7% YoY, contributing...
AI-Accelerated ERP Transformation Requires Context, Period
Enterprise ERP migrations remain costly, complex, and slow, often consuming multi‑year budgets and large consulting teams. The article argues that speed alone isn’t enough; without operational context, AI‑driven tools merely accelerate technical work without delivering business value. Celonis proposes an...
6G Technologies, Artificial Intelligence and Weather Data Supporting Autonomous Traffic
The University of Oulu and the Finnish Meteorological Institute’s 6G Visible project merged 6G networking, artificial intelligence and high‑resolution weather data to create services for autonomous traffic. Researchers built a hybrid intelligent autonomous driving system (HI‑ADS) that fuses vehicle sensors...
Karsan Autonomous Bus Involved in Gothenburg Tram Collision. “Incident Appears Not Related to the Autonomous Driving System,” Says Karsan
A Karsan autonomous e-ATAK Level‑4 electric bus collided with a tram in Gothenburg on May 25, just an hour after the vehicle began carrying fare‑paying passengers in a year‑long public‑transport trial. The tram struck the bus from behind, but no injuries...
Railways Ministry Clears Hydrogen Fuel Cell DEMU for Jind-Sonipat Route
India’s Railway Ministry has cleared a 10‑car hydrogen fuel‑cell DEMU for the Jind‑Sonipat corridor, featuring a 1,200 kW power pack and a top speed of 75 km/h. The approval comes amid a sweeping FY 2025‑26 investment of ₹1.53 lakh crore (≈ $18.4 billion) covering over 6,000 km of...
DECTA Study: 77% Of Digital Banking App Users Have Had a Payment Blocked, Chatbots Resolved Issues Just 11% Of The...
DECTA’s new study of 1,506 UK digital‑banking users and 159,600 app‑store reviews finds that 77% have had a payment blocked, declined or paused by their app. When users turn to in‑app AI chatbots, only 11% see their issue resolved, while...
Sofia Metro Puts New Škoda Trains Into Service
Sofia Metro has placed new‑generation four‑car Škoda trains into service on Lines 1, 2 and 4, with seven of the eight ordered units already delivered. The €68.5 million ($75 million) project is co‑financed by the EU’s Transport Infrastructure program and the Recovery and Resilience Plan....
Latvia Sends Mobile Intercept Units to Russian Border in Wake of Drone Incursions
Latvia announced it will deploy mobile drone‑interceptor units along its eastern border within days, using 4‑soldier teams in 4x4 vehicles equipped with locally produced Origin Robotics and Eraser drones. The force aims to be operational by early June 2026, addressing...
Measurement-Based Fourier Sampling Solves Hidden Symmetry Problems
What role do measurements play in quantum algorithms? We systematically explore this question in the context of a greatly simplified quantum algorithm for the abelian hidden subgroup problem for states (StateHSP), featuring substantially reduced circuit complexity. In this work, we...
Reports: Card Issuing in 1,000 Words; Banking in the Tokenized Economy; Three Types of Digital Money
A series of reports outline a sweeping shift in finance toward tokenization, digital money and real‑time infrastructure. They explain card‑issuing mechanics, categorize digital assets into CBDCs, deposit tokens and stablecoins, and argue that tokenization is now a strategic priority for...
Does Android Auto Make Your Phone Overheat? Try These 8 Ways to Cool It Down
Android Auto can cause smartphones to overheat because it simultaneously handles navigation, music streaming, data transmission, and charging. The heat issue becomes acute in warm climates or when the phone is enclosed in a bulky case. ZDNet outlines eight practical...
Amazon’s Ad Tech Playbook, Brought to You by Google
Amazon is rapidly transforming its once‑marginal demand‑side platform into a full‑stack ad‑tech powerhouse. Since 2025 it has inked partnerships with Netflix, Disney, Roku, Spotify, LinkedIn and Samsung TV, promising a single DSP that reaches every channel and format. The company...
French Firm Enters Deal for Bioenergy with CCS Projects in Brazil
French tubular solutions provider Vallourec and Brazil’s Syngular Solutions have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop bioenergy‑with‑carbon‑capture (BECCS) and broader CCUS projects in Brazil. The deal pairs Syngular’s expertise in geological storage assessment with Vallourec’s industrial tube technology, aiming...
PureLogs Variant Steals Data via Purchase Order Lures
A new PureLogs infostealer variant is being delivered via purchase‑order phishing emails that contain a RAR archive with malicious JavaScript. The script decrypts PowerShell code, bypasses execution policies and uses process hollowing to run the payload inside MsBuild.exe. The fileless...
Procurement Is the Choke Point. Everything Else on Day 1 Is Downstream of That.
Day 1 of SmallSat Europe 2026 highlighted that Europe’s space boom is hamstrung by an outdated procurement system. Current defense‑space contracts are classified by default, letting cleared primes win without competition. The panel pointed to the UK MOD’s 13‑startup contract program and...
€131 Billion Is In. Now Europe Has to Build the Supply Chain that Can Absorb It.
European policymakers have locked in roughly €131 billion ($143 billion) for space‑defence in the EU Multi‑annual Financial Framework, complemented by Germany’s €35 billion ($38 billion) commitment, the €6.5 billion ($7.1 billion) Project Bromo merger, and Poland’s €730 million ($795 million) ESA boost. The funding surge aims to field a...
PACU Hosts 1,000 Phase Shifters for Scalable Quantum Control
QuiX Quantum unveiled the Photonic Assembly Control Unit (PACU), a 3U rack‑mount system that can host up to 1,000 low‑speed and 32 high‑speed phase shifters for photonic quantum computers. The unit standardizes the interface between classical electronics and photonic chips,...
How to Build a Recruitment Pipeline with Tellent Recruitee
Tellent Recruitee provides a stage‑based recruitment pipeline that unifies sourcing, screening, interviewing, evaluation, offers and onboarding into a single, configurable workflow. Users can customize stage names, set time limits, and trigger automated actions such as knockout questions, interview scheduling and...
OverlayPhantom Android Banking Trojan Targets 180+ Financial Apps Across 10 Countries
Cyble researchers have uncovered OverlayPhantom, a sophisticated Android banking trojan active since May 2025. The malware targets more than 180 financial, banking and cryptocurrency apps across ten Western nations, including the United States and major European markets. It spreads through...
FlashLib Delivers up to 208× GPU Speedup for Classic ML
FlashLib - a GPU library for fast, predictable, agent-ready classical ML operators. "Up to 26× on KMeans, 19× on KNN, 40× on HDBSCAN, 208× on TruncatedSVD, 47× on PCA, 147× on exact t-SNE, and 49× on MultinomialNB over state-of-the-art (cuML)." Blog: https://flashml-org.github.io Code:...
Darrow, the ‘AI Lab for Legal Risk,’ Launches a Platform to Let Plaintiffs’ Firms Manage Litigation Like an Investment Portfolio
Darrow, the AI‑focused legal‑risk lab, unveiled a new SaaS platform that lets plaintiffs’ firms treat active and potential lawsuits as a portfolio of investments. The tool combines web‑scraped class‑action leads with predictive analytics, risk scoring, and a dashboard that mirrors...
Hong Kong Reviews Payment and Appointment System for Non-Urgent Radiology Services
Hong Kong’s Hospital Authority introduced an advance‑payment and tiered‑co‑payment system for non‑urgent radiology services on 1 January 2026, requiring patients to pay at least 14 days before their appointment. The three‑tier pricing keeps X‑rays free, charges HK$250 (≈ $32) for intermediate exams and HK$500...
The Road to Space Runs Through the Poles
The Arctic and Antarctic are becoming pivotal nodes in the global space ecosystem because high‑latitude ground stations and launch sites enable efficient access to polar and sun‑synchronous orbits. Norway’s SvalSat station on Svalbard, the world’s highest civilian ground station, underpins...
Secure PLCs by Hardening Interfaces, Not Just Code
Cybersecurity in the PLC does not start in the code. It starts at the interfaces. 🔐 I am currently looking deeper into how to protect an Siemens Industry S7 PLC effectively against cyber attacks. One major change compared to the...
TOBY Secures US FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for Urine-Based Alzheimer’s Disease Test
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Breakthrough Device Designation to TOBY’s urine‑based test for Alzheimer’s disease, targeting adults aged 50 and older with cognitive impairment. The test analyzes volatile organic compound patterns in urine using mass spectrometry and...
‘We Need to Stop Gazing at Our Navels and Make Waves’
The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) released a new report, “Go Big or Go Home,” co‑authored by Les Binet and Will Davis, warning that the industry’s obsession with short‑term ROI and narrow metrics is eroding true advertising effectiveness. The...
India's Renewable Hydrogen Projects Face Cost, Delay Risks From Global Conflicts
The episode examines India's renewable hydrogen sector, highlighting its cost advantage due to abundant renewable energy but noting short‑term pressures from global conflicts that raise shipping, insurance, and equipment costs. Guests Nishan Balashan Mogam and Vipul Garg discuss how aggressive...
Digital Blood Testing: Emerging Tech Redefines Biomarker Detection
What Is Digital Blood Testing? Digital blood testing is a relatively new concept that involves alternative, technologically-enhanced ways to test for biomarkers that typically rely on blood sampling. There are already practical examples of digital blood testing, and new research indicates a...
Samsung Galaxy A27 Full Specs, Design and Colour Variants Leaked Ahead of Launch
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A27 is slated for a second‑half 2026 launch, with full specifications now leaked. The midrange phone will feature a 6.7‑inch 120 Hz AMOLED display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 processor, and 5,000 mAh battery with 25 W fast charging. It retains a 50 MP...
Hong Kong Expands Cross-Boundary Access to Electronic Health Records Through eHealth
Hong Kong has broadened its eHealth platform to let residents share electronic health records with designated mainland providers. The Cross‑boundary Health Record feature, previously limited to seniors, now serves roughly 6.3 million users, with over 32,500 residents having used the service...
X-Ray Data Confirms Niobium Hydrides Limit Qubit Stability
Researchers at Fermilab, led by Zu Hawn Sung, identified niobium hydrides as the source of surface “hills” that cause decoherence in superconducting qubits fabricated by Rigetti. Using atomic‑force microscopy, X‑ray diffraction and mass spectrometry, they showed the hydrides form as...
Racism Bias in AI? Hiring Tools Screening Out Black and Asian Job Applicants
A Stanford‑led study of 4 million applications across 156 firms found that AI hiring tools, primarily the Pymetrics platform now owned by Harver, systematically screen out Black and Asian candidates. The analysis identified adverse impact in roughly one in ten roles...
NASA’s First Human Outpost on the Moon Starts Now – SpaceX on Deck
NASA unveiled a three‑phase Moon Base plan that will establish a permanent outpost near the lunar south pole by the early 2030s. The first three missions—Moon Base I, II and III—are slated for launch before the end of 2026, using...
Zyxel NWA240BE Review: A High-Performance Wi-Fi 7 Access Point Priced Right for SMBs
Zyxel’s NWA240BE is a tri‑band Wi‑Fi 7 access point targeting small‑to‑medium businesses, offering a BE15000 rating with up to 8.6 Gbps on the 5 GHz band. It ships with a 10 GbE multi‑Gig uplink, PoE++ power, and optional USB‑C, and can be managed either...
Mapping Cellular Stress Biology to Tackle Undruggable Targets
In this episode, Daniel Levine interviews Yeremiá Gizarian, co‑founder and CEO of Soleil Therapeutics, about the company’s AI‑driven platform that maps cellular stress responses to discover drugs for traditionally "undruggable" targets. The discussion explains how Soleil flips the conventional drug‑discovery...
Paraguay Launches First Large-Scale Solar Tender, Marking Historic Shift in Energy Policy
Paraguay’s state utility ANDE has issued its first large‑scale solar photovoltaic tender, targeting a 140 MW plant in Boquerón under the newly enacted Law No. 7599/2025. The project, supported by the World Bank, includes design, construction, operation and a 220 kV grid connection...
‘Should Be Illegal’: BTS Fans Livid over Ticketmaster’s ‘Very Predatory’ Hidden Prices
Ticketmaster is keeping BTS Arirang tour ticket prices hidden until a 30‑minute digital waiting room opens, forcing Australian fans to decide under intense time pressure. Prices are expected to exceed 500 AUD (≈330 USD), sparking accusations of predatory practices and calls for regulatory...
Malaysia Offers Cash Rebate for Home Solar
Malaysia’s Sustainable Rebate and Incentive Assistance (SuRIA) Home scheme will begin on June 1, offering households a cash rebate of MYS 600 ($151) per kWac, capped at MYS 3,000 ($756) for a typical 5 kW system. The program is first‑come‑first‑served, runs until year‑end or...
Train Robots From 30‑Minute Egocentric Videos, Zero‑Shot Transfer
30 minutes of video. Robot learns the task. Open-source, end-to-end. An open-source framework for training robot policies from only 30 minutes of human egocentric videos captured via Meta Aria glasses: Achieving zero-shot transfer to robots without any robot data collection....
Sobi Highlights P-III (CORE & CORE2) Trials Results of Olezarsen for Severe Hypertriglyceridemia (sHTG) at EAS 2026
Sobi presented pooled Phase III data from its CORE and CORE2 trials, evaluating the antisense drug olezarsen (Tryngolza) in 455 patients with severe hypertriglyceridemia (TG ≥ 500 mg/dL). At six months, the 80 mg dose cut triglycerides by 66% and the 50 mg dose by 59%...
ECITB Launches ‘Next-Generation Learning Identity’ Inspired by Video Games
The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) has unveiled ECITB World, a gamified digital learning ecosystem embedded in its Learning Experience Platform. The environment mimics 3‑D video‑game districts and unifies courses under a consistent visual identity that extends to offline...
Interview: Oliver Prill, CEO of London Fintech Unicorn Tide
Oliver Prill, the modest‑mannered CEO of London‑based fintech Tide, highlighted the company’s milestone of reaching two million business customers in under a decade. Tide generated £190 million (≈$242 million) in revenue in 2024 but posted a £26 million (≈$33 million) loss, while its UK...
Pitch Deck: How Olyzon Sold Sir Martin Sorrell’s S4S Ventures on Its $10M CTV AI Bet
Paris‑based AI startup Olyzon announced a $10 million Series A round, adding Sir Martin Sorrell’s S4S Ventures to its backers while existing investors Cassius Capital, Ventech and Eurazeo also participated. The company’s AI agents automate audience definition and media‑plan generation for brands...
Oxford-Based Caudal Energy Lands €4.9 Million to Develop Predictable Renewable Power From Tidal Flow
Oxford‑based Caudal Energy, a University of Oxford spin‑out, announced a €4.9 million (~$5.3 million) funding round led by Oxford Science Enterprises and Empirical Ventures. The company is developing an oscillating‑foil tidal system that can operate efficiently in mid‑flow sites, potentially expanding the...
Why Critical National Infrastructure Providers Should Strengthen Cyber Defences
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre warned that critical national infrastructure (CNI) operators face a heightened risk of severe cyber‑attacks, citing recent coordinated strikes on Poland’s energy grid. As industrial control systems become increasingly connected to corporate IT and cloud...
One in Five Workers Say AI Has Replaced Parts of Their Job
A recent poll of over 2,000 full‑time workers finds that one in five say artificial intelligence has already taken over parts of their role, while 15% report new tasks emerging from AI use. The study reveals that roughly half of...
MHCLG Expands Elections Digital Team
The UK Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) is expanding its elections digital team, launching a recruitment drive for delivery, product and user‑centred design roles, with technical positions to follow. The move aims to shift more digital responsibilities...
Xiaomi Average Selling Price of Phones Go Up 8.2% Over a Year
Xiaomi reported its smartphone average selling price (ASP) jumped 8.2% year‑over‑year to a record ₹18,445 ($222) in Q1 2026. The quarter generated ₹62,374.4 crore (~$7.5 billion) in smartphone revenue from shipments of 33.8 million units, keeping the firm in the global top three for...