Eledon Pharma’s FY25 Loss Swells to $45.6M as Tegoprubart Phase 3 Stays on Track
Eledon Pharmaceuticals disclosed a widened FY25 net loss of $45.6 million while confirming that its lead candidate, Tegoprubart, remains on schedule in Phase 3 kidney‑transplant trials. The financial strain underscores the tension between cash burn and pipeline momentum.
ADP Unveils $1 B AI Roadmap to Counter Tightening Labor Markets
Automatic Data Processing (ADP) released a strategic briefing that details a multi‑billion‑dollar AI roadmap, emphasizing Agentic AI and next‑gen cloud architecture to help clients navigate a cooling global labor market. The plan builds on ADP’s existing base of over 40 million...
Super Micro Co‑Founder Charged in $2.5 B Nvidia Chip Smuggling Plot
U.S. prosecutors have indicted Super Micro Computer co‑founder Yih‑Shyan “Wally” Liaw and two associates for allegedly diverting roughly $2.5 billion worth of advanced Nvidia graphics processors to China without export licenses. The case marks a new enforcement focus on insiders with...
Scholastic Posts Q3 2026 Earnings, Free Cash Flow Surges as Digital Learning Holds Ground
Scholastic announced third‑quarter 2026 results with consolidated revenue of $329.1 million, a $56.1 million education segment, and $407 million free cash flow driven by a $400 million sale‑leaseback. While overall revenue slipped, the company narrowed its education‑segment loss, signaling steady demand for digital learning...
CISPE Sues EU to Revive VMware CSP Program After Broadcom Cuts Partners
The Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe (CISPE) lodged an antitrust complaint with the European Commission, urging regulators to force Broadcom to reopen VMware's CSP partner program. The complaint follows Broadcom's post‑acquisition overhaul that reduced VMware's CSP ecosystem from over...
GitLab 18.10 Launches AI‑Native Triage, Automated Remediation and Free‑Tier Credits
GitLab rolled out version 18.10, embedding AI‑native SAST false‑positive detection and an agentic remediation flow for Ultimate customers while also granting free‑tier AI credits, passkey sign‑in and new work‑item features. The update, driven by 212 community contributions, targets faster vulnerability...
Uber Commits up to $1.25 B to Fund 10,000 Rivian Robotaxis, Option for 40,000 More
Uber announced a multi‑year investment of up to $1.25 billion in Rivian, securing 10,000 fully autonomous R2 SUVs for robotaxi service with an option for 40,000 more by 2030. The deal, slated to launch in Miami and San Francisco in 2028,...
How Chicago Robot Tutors Are Teaching SEL Effectively, without Pretending to Be Human
University of Chicago researchers partnered with Chicago Public Schools to test robot tutors in fourth‑grade SEL lessons. The experiment compared robots that used fictional, emotion‑laden dialogue with robots that spoke factually and admitted they had no feelings. Both robot groups...
Ecovacs Unveils Bajie Home Robot Powered by OpenClaw at Shanghai Expo
Ecovacs debuted the Bajie robot, a home‑butler equipped with the OpenClaw AI hand, at the Shanghai consumer electronics expo. The launch underscores China's rapid integration of OpenClaw across consumer devices and highlights emerging challenges in reliability and safety.
Rewiring Taiwan’s Display Industry: From FOPLP to Satellite Connectivity and the Micro-LED CPO Shift
Taiwan’s flat‑panel manufacturers are pivoting from traditional LCD production to advanced packaging, satellite antennas, and micro‑LED co‑packaged optics (CPO) to meet exploding AI‑driven data‑center bandwidth demands. Bandwidth requirements have surged from 400 Gb/s to as high as 3.2 Tb/s, prompting a shift...
Uber Commits up to $1.25 B to Rivian for 10,000 Robotaxis, Option for 40,000 More
Uber announced a multi‑year investment of up to $1.25 billion in Rivian, securing 10,000 fully autonomous R2 SUVs for robotaxi service with an option for 40,000 more. The fleet will debut in Miami and San Francisco in 2028 and expand to...
The Hidden Risks of Running AS400 Systems Without Documentation
IBM AS400 (IBM i) platforms still power critical enterprise functions, but many firms lack up‑to‑date system documentation. As legacy experts retire, institutional knowledge disappears, leading to longer troubleshooting, risky upgrades, and stalled modernization. The article outlines how undocumented architectures increase...
GUEST ESSAY: Executives Trust AI Security Even as Security Teams Confront Blind Spots, New Risks
Recent Manifest Cyber research reveals a stark confidence gap: 80% of executives believe their AI systems are well‑secured, while just 40% of application security practitioners share that view. The study also found that 63% of organizations have uncovered “shadow AI”—unaudited...
Planet Labs Posts 26% Revenue Rise and First Annual EBITDA Profit in Q4 2026
Planet Labs announced $307.7 million total revenue for 2026, a 26% year‑over‑year increase, and $86.8 million in Q4, up 41% YoY. The company posted its first full‑year adjusted EBITDA profit of $15.5 million and generated $52.9 million in free cash flow, driven by expanding...
Osaka University Engineers Atom‑Sized Gates That Replicate Cellular Ion Channels
Researchers at Osaka University have fabricated atom‑scale gates that behave like cellular ion channels, using a miniature electrochemical reactor to carve sub‑nanometer pores. The breakthrough could accelerate DNA sequencing, enable artificial synapses for brain‑inspired computers, and advance single‑molecule sensing, though...
Home Affairs Pressed to Expedite Digital Upgrades
Parliament’s home affairs oversight committee has urged the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) to urgently accelerate its digital transformation after a Special Investigating Unit (SIU) report exposed large‑scale visa fraud and collusion among officials. The investigation highlighted that manual, paper‑based...
Steam Spring Sale 2026 Launches with Deep Discounts on Thousands of Games
Valve kicked off its 2026 Steam Spring Sale on March 19, running through March 26 and slashing prices on thousands of titles. Discounts reach as high as 95% off, with marquee games such as Fallout: New Vegas priced at $1,...
Oxford Physicist Claims Quantum Computers Won’t Crack RSA, Citing 1,000‑Qubit Limit
Tim Palmer, a physicist at the University of Oxford, published a PNAS paper proposing “Rational Quantum Mechanics,” which caps quantum computing capacity at roughly 1,000 qubits. The limit, he says, prevents quantum algorithms like Shor’s from outperforming classical machines, keeping...
AI‑Generated Influencer Sienna Rose Triggers Creator Backlash and Brand Debate
When AI‑generated avatar Sienna Rose duplicated fashion influencer Gracie Nielson’s TikTok, the clip went viral with 2.4 million views, igniting a firestorm among creators who fear synthetic rivals could erode the multibillion‑dollar creator economy. The incident spotlights a rapid rise in...
NASA Picks SpaceX Starship Over Boeing for Artemis Lunar Orbit Mission
NASA announced that SpaceX's Starship will replace Boeing's SLS as the launch vehicle for the Artemis lunar‑orbit segment, cutting Boeing out of a key role. The decision, reported on March 19, 2026, puts a crew of four on a commercial...
Uber Commits $1.25 B to Rivian for 50,000 Robotaxis by 2031
Uber announced a $1.25 billion investment in Rivian and a plan to field up to 50,000 unsupervised robotaxis by 2031. The deal includes an initial $300 million commitment and the purchase of 10,000 R2 SUVs, with options for 40,000 more, targeting 25...
MLB Teams Up with Polymarket and CFTC to Guard Baseball’s Integrity
Major League Baseball announced an exclusive partnership with prediction‑market platform Polymarket and a memorandum of understanding with CFTC Chair Michael S. Selig. The agreements give Polymarket league data and branding while establishing a joint integrity framework to monitor and respond...
Exclusive-Amazon Plans Smartphone Comeback More than a Decade After Fire Phone Flop
Amazon is developing a new smartphone internally called “Transformer,” aiming to revive its mobile ambitions after the 2014 Fire Phone failure. The device will tightly integrate Alexa and AI features, potentially reducing reliance on traditional app stores, and is being...
FBI Probes Ex‑NCTC Director Joe Kent Over Alleged Classified Leak Amid Iran War Fallout
The FBI’s Criminal Division opened a probe into former National Counterterrorism Center director Joe Kent for suspected leaks of classified material, a case that began before his resignation in protest of the U.S.‑Israel‑driven strike on Iran. The investigation has sparked...
Population Health Analytics Now Embedded Across Almost 9 Million NHS Patients, Supporting Earlier Intervention and Reduced Emergency Care
Population health analytics using the Johns Hopkins ACG® System are now embedded across nearly 9 million NHS patients, roughly one in six people in England, via Graphnet Health platforms. This shift moves analytics from planning to routine operational use across Integrated...
Free Webinar: Key Takeaways From Ragan’s Social Media Conference
Resolver is hosting a free, on‑demand webinar on March 25 that distills the key insights from Ragan’s Social Media Conference. Intelligence analyst Emily Wellens will recap dominant themes such as platform algorithm volatility, AI‑driven risk assessment, creator‑centric strategies, and evolving measurement expectations....
Novo Nordisk Secures US Approval for 7.2 Mg Wegovy HD Shot
Novo Nordisk received FDA clearance for a 7.2‑milligram version of its obesity drug Wegovy, slated for U.S. pharmacy launch in April. The higher dose showed about 19% average weight loss in trials, positioning the Danish firm to better compete with...
MLB Teams with Polymarket and CFTC to Guard Baseball’s Prediction Market Future
Major League Baseball announced a partnership with prediction‑market platform Polymarket and a memorandum of understanding with CFTC Chair Michael S. Selig. The deals give Polymarket exclusive rights to MLB branding and data while establishing a joint integrity framework with federal...
Fintech Must Prioritize Precision Over Speed in Emerging Markets
Fintech strategies that work in developed markets often break in emerging ones. Volatile currencies, fragmented identity systems and shifting regulations force a completely different level of precision in how products are built and operated. What looks like speed in one market...
Federal Prosecutors Charge Supermicro Executives in $2.5 B AI Chip Smuggling Scheme
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have indicted Supermicro co‑founder Yih‑Shyan “Wally” Liaw, Taiwan‑based sales manager Ruei‑Tsang “Steven” Chang and contractor Ting‑Wei “Willy” Sun for conspiring to ship $2.5 billion of Nvidia‑powered AI servers to China without licenses. The case spotlights growing enforcement...
Customers Reject AI Slop: Don’t Let Automated Ads Ruin Your Retail Marketing Strategy
Retail marketers are facing backlash as AI‑generated ad “slop” erodes brand trust. Recent incidents like Blue Apron’s gibberish copy highlight consumer rejection of low‑quality automated content, now dubbed Merriam‑Webster’s 2025 Word of the Year. While platforms such as Meta and...
Clinical Labs May Gain New Edge in Early Cancer Detection with Epigenetic Instability Liquid Biopsy
Johns Hopkins researchers introduced the Epigenetic Instability Index (EII), a metric that quantifies DNA methylation variability to enhance liquid biopsy performance. In a proof‑of‑concept study of over 2,000 methylation samples, the EII model identified 269 CpG islands and achieved high...
Africa Pours $2 Billion Into Controversial Chinese Surveillance Tech
A new study finds that eleven African nations have collectively spent more than $2 billion on AI‑driven surveillance systems, much of it sourced from Chinese firms and financed by Chinese banks. The loans are explicitly conditioned on buying Chinese hardware and...
T-20 Days: Smile to Launch on 9 April
The European Space Agency and the Chinese Academy of Sciences will launch the Smile mission on a Vega‑C rocket from French Guiana on Thursday 9 April at 08:29 CEST. The spacecraft will perform the first X‑ray imaging of Earth’s magnetic field and monitor...
How a Spanish Brewing Company Uses Tech to Guide Its Business Strategy
Hijos de Rivera, the Spanish brewer behind Estrella Galicia, is accelerating a digital transformation anchored by a four‑pillar strategy. Since 2017 the company has modernized production, logistics and partner ecosystems, creating an internal AI hub called EstreIA and developing proprietary...
How Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud Can Fix AI Failures in Fundraising
AI in nonprofit fundraising often underperforms because it lacks complete donor context, consistent segmentation definitions, and real‑time feedback loops. Salesforce argues that the problem is operational, not technological, and that embedding AI within a disciplined fundraising workflow can unlock value....
A Brief History of AI in Healthcare W/ Lekan Wang, Partner, JSL Health Capital
In this episode, John Driscoll chats with Lekan Wang, a partner at AI‑first venture fund JSL Health Capital, about the evolution of artificial intelligence in healthcare. Wang traces his journey from early work at Palantir integrating disparate health data for...
Why Prologis Is Leaning Into On-Site Solar — and Branching Out
Prologis, the global logistics REIT, has expanded its on‑site solar program to generate over 1 GW of electricity across its warehouse, logistics and data‑center rooftops, covering roughly 6% of its 1.3 billion square feet of roof space in 18 of its 20...
Photo of the Week: Del. Mobile EMS Outreach
New Castle County EMS has transformed a retired frontline ambulance into a dedicated mobile community outreach vehicle. The repurposed truck now houses tables, tents, CPR mannequins and informational materials, allowing the outreach team to drive straight to events without additional...
The Importance of Behavioral Analytics in AI-Enabled Cyber Attacks
Artificial intelligence is empowering cybercriminals to craft hyper‑personalized phishing, automate credential abuse, and generate adaptive malware that mimics legitimate user behavior. Traditional rule‑based and signature‑based defenses struggle because AI‑driven attacks operate within normal activity thresholds and continuously evolve their code....
Walmart AI Pricing Patents Signal Shift Toward Real-Time Retail Execution
Walmart has filed two patents that combine AI‑driven demand forecasting with dynamic pricing, and is rolling out digital shelf labels across U.S. stores. The patents cover real‑time price updates on e‑commerce platforms and predictive pricing recommendations tied to demand models....
How Relays Work in DIY Electronics Projects
Relays let low‑voltage microcontrollers switch high‑power devices safely, making them essential for DIY automation ranging from LED strips to motor‑driven pumps. Two main families dominate the market: electromechanical relays (EMRs) with moving coils and solid‑state relays (SSRs) that use semiconductor...
Finfluencers Drive Inclusion but Expose Consumers to Risks
At the FSCA Conference 2026 regulators warned that South Africa’s booming finfluencer market is a double‑edged sword. While creators are making finance more accessible and boosting financial literacy, many operate without licences and provide weak or hidden disclosures. The FSCA...
Shaping Supply: Is Curation the Antidote to Ad Wastage?
Connected TV (CTV) ad spend in the U.S. is set to near $38 bn this year, cementing its role as a core media channel. However, the rapid expansion of premium SVOD, FAST channels, and OEM interfaces has fragmented the supply, making...
DTC Bundles Engineered for UGC: How to Turn Every Kit Into a Content Machine
Direct‑to‑consumer brands are repurposing product bundles and starter kits as engines for user‑generated content. By pairing each kit with influencer storytelling scripts, companies can lift average order value while keeping customer acquisition costs flat. The article highlights micro‑influencer pods and...
Shionogi Enrols First Patients in Esprit Trial for Pompe Disease
Shionogi announced the first patient enrollment in its global Phase II Esprit trial, evaluating the oral substrate‑reduction therapy S‑606001 in adults with late‑onset Pompe disease. The 52‑week, double‑blind, placebo‑controlled study will run across the EU, the UK and the United States,...
China Dominates Humanoid Robot Market with Volume Production
The humanoid robotics race is already uneven. In 2025, Chinese companies accounted for nearly 90% of global shipments. Unitree and AgiBot alone delivered over 10,000 robots combined, while U.S. players like Tesla, Figure, and Agility Robotics each shipped only around 150 units. That gap tells a...
AI Race Hinges on Compute, Not Just Smarter Models
Meta just committed $12 billion to AI infrastructure. Not models. Infrastructure. The real AI race is not about who has the smartest LLM. It's about who controls the compute. Your AI strategy should be asking: who owns our compute dependencies? https://t.co/yZO3XQcf8j
AI‑savvy Workers Must Spend Half Salary on Tokens
The zeitgeist: The modern AI-fluent employee will need to burn the equivalent of half their annual salary in tokens per year to be considered high performing.
Smartwatch Blood Pressure Accuracy Compared to Traditional Monitors
Will smartwatches measuring blood pressure hold up against other types of blood pressure monitors? I discuss it in this short video. https://t.co/vb09Bdo346
