News•Feb 27, 2026
Claude Code Now Remembers Your Fixes, Your Preferences, and Your Project Quirks on Its Own
Claude Code introduced an auto‑memory feature that automatically records debugging patterns, project context, and user preferences in a per‑project MEMORY.md file. The system recalls these details in subsequent sessions, eliminating the need for manual logging or the /init command. The feature is enabled by default but can be turned off via a /memory command, settings file, or environment variable. Additionally, Claude Code sessions can now be resumed on smartphones, tablets, or browsers without moving data to the cloud.
By THE DECODER
News•Feb 27, 2026
New Projects Push Boralex Profits Higher
Boralized’s Q4 2025 earnings climbed to C$178 million, a C$9 million increase year‑over‑year, driven by an 18% production boost from favourable wind and newly commissioned sites. Net earnings swung to C$26 million, reversing a loss from the same quarter last year. Six new projects...
By reNEWS
News•Feb 27, 2026
How Progressive Balances AI Use with Authenticity as Scrutiny Persists
Progressive launched the "Drive Like an Animal" ad using AI‑generated animal drivers while retaining Flo’s voice, aiming to blend efficiency with brand authenticity. The AI approach slashed production time and budget, allowing the campaign to meet a tight deadline for...
By Marketing Dive
News•Feb 27, 2026
Digital Connectivity Readiness: Trai Proposes New Evaluation, Rating Norms for Real Estate Projects
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has unveiled a proposal to overhaul digital connectivity readiness ratings for real‑estate projects. The plan expands the existing five‑star scale to a nine‑star system with half‑star increments and introduces a design‑stage assessment that...
By ET Telecom (Economic Times)
News•Feb 27, 2026
Sustainable Magic: Hong Kong Disneyland’s Enchanting ESG Adventure
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort (HKDL) has woven ESG into its operations, showcasing solar energy, water reuse, waste reduction, and community programs. The resort’s 200 kW solar canopy now expands to over 8,300 panels, expected to power roughly 1,200 households by 2026....
By Blooloop — Theme Parks
News•Feb 27, 2026
Gatefolded Wants to Solve Fragmented Music-Sharing for Artists
Gatefolded launches as a dedicated platform that lets musicians share music both publicly with fans and privately with labels, media and collaborators. Founder Jasen Samford, a former DistroKid executive, built the service after hearing workflow frustrations from thousands of artists....
By Music Ally
News•Feb 27, 2026
3 Cool Things You Can Do With Alexa On Your Fire TV
Amazon has upgraded the Alexa experience on Fire TV with Alexa+, a generative‑AI‑powered assistant that appears on‑screen when you press the remote’s Alexa button. The new service can recommend movies, navigate to specific scenes, and answer real‑time trivia or sports...
By SlashGear
News•Feb 27, 2026
The Talent Paradox
High‑tech mining has embraced automation, AI‑driven haulage and remote operation centres, yet firms struggle to recruit young engineers. Despite the sector’s digital transformation, a perception gap and limited exposure in STEM pipelines keep talent scarce. Universities lag in offering curricula...
By Mining Magazine
News•Feb 27, 2026
Artificial Voice Cold Calls Spark Class Action Against Mortgage Lender
Mortgage One Funding LLC, a Michigan‑based lender, faces a federal class‑action lawsuit alleging it used artificial‑voice technology to cold‑call consumers about cash‑out refinancing without prior consent. The calls targeted numbers listed on the National Do Not Call Registry, violating the...
By Mortgage Professional America
News•Feb 27, 2026
Moltbook: The Conversation We Should Be Having
Moltbook sparked a media frenzy by showcasing AI agents that appeared to develop their own language, religion and sub‑agents, but many of those interactions were human‑orchestrated. The piece highlights the staggering compute costs of modern models, with OpenAI spending over...
By Fast Company AI
News•Feb 27, 2026
How Cerec Crown Technology Works in Cary NC Dental Offices
CEREC crown technology lets Cary, NC dental offices design, mill, and place a custom ceramic crown in a single visit using digital scans and CAD/CAM software. The workflow eliminates traditional impressions, reduces chair time, and delivers a precise, aesthetic restoration....
By Healthcare Guys
News•Feb 27, 2026
A New Antibody Treatment For Breast Cancer
A year-long trastuzumab emtansine (T‑DM1) regimen showed 98% three‑year invasive‑disease‑free survival in early‑stage HER2‑positive breast cancer, comparable to standard paclitaxel‑plus‑trastuzumab. The ATEMPT trial of nearly 500 patients found similar overall survival but markedly lower neuropathy and hair loss with T‑DM1,...
By Forbes – Healthcare
News•Feb 27, 2026
10 Million Calls: The Drone System Changing Policing
Skydio’s Drone‑as‑First‑Responder (DFR) Command platform has processed over 10 million service calls, demonstrating that autonomous drones are now embedded in U.S. public‑safety workflows. The system pulls live 911, CAD, and sensor data directly into its Flight Deck, allowing operators to dispatch...
By DroneDJ
News•Feb 27, 2026
Sony Confirms a Major PS5 Pro Upgrade Is Rolling Out Today with Resident Evil Requiem
Sony announced that the PlayStation 5 Pro is receiving an upgraded PSSR upscaling engine, built on AMD’s FSR 4, starting with the launch of Resident Evil Requiem. The new PSSR promises 4K resolution at 60 fps without sacrificing frame rate, addressing earlier complaints about image...
By Video Games Chronicle
News•Feb 27, 2026
Behind the Scenes of Our Massive CPU Retest for Bench — Testing at 1080p, Choosing New Apps, and Gathering Data...
Tom’s Hardware is undertaking a comprehensive CPU retest for its Bench suite, covering every processor it can access from early AMD Excavator and Intel 7th‑gen up through current Zen 5 and Arrow Lake chips. The project uses frozen, identical OS images, a...
By Tom's Hardware
News•Feb 27, 2026
Myth Vs. Fact: Is AI Really Killing Entry-Level Jobs?
The article debunks the myth that AI is wiping out entry‑level jobs, explaining that while AI automates routine tasks, it does not eliminate the need for human workers in those roles. It highlights that demand is shifting toward analytical, problem‑solving,...
By HRTechFeed
News•Feb 27, 2026
Boehringer Wins Speedy Lung Cancer Approval Under Commissioner’s Priority Program
The FDA granted accelerated approval to Boehringer Ingelheim’s oral HER2 kinase inhibitor Hernexeos six weeks after the company filed its application, marking the second approval under the new Commissioner’s National Priority Voucher (CNPV) program. The decision expands Hernexeos use to...
By BioSpace
News•Feb 27, 2026
E-Biking Boosts Health, Physical Activity Levels, Study Finds
A University of Otago pilot gave 26 Māori and Pacific participants e‑bikes, training and support, revealing notable improvements in mental wellbeing and management of chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and asthma. Interviews conducted over 12 months showed participants valued...
By Medical Xpress
News•Feb 27, 2026
The Download: How AI Is Shaking up Go, and a Cybersecurity Mystery
Artificial intelligence has fundamentally reshaped the world of Go, making AI‑driven analysis essential for professional players and opening the game to a more diverse audience. At the same time, the tech sector faces mounting policy friction, exemplified by Anthropic’s refusal...
By MIT Technology Review
News•Feb 27, 2026
Prospect Therapeutics Identifies New JAK1 and TYK2 Inhibitors
Prospect Therapeutics announced the identification of a new series of small‑molecule inhibitors targeting Janus kinase 1 (JAK1) and tyrosine kinase 2 (TYK2). The lead compounds demonstrate nanomolar potency and selectivity in biochemical assays and effectively suppress cytokine signaling in cellular...
By BioWorld (Citeline) – Featured Feeds
News•Feb 27, 2026
Technology
In 1972 Wilson Greatbatch introduced lithium‑iodide batteries for implantable pacemakers, extending device life from one‑to‑two years to over a decade. This chemistry replaced unreliable mercury‑zinc cells, enabling consistent voltage output and dramatically reducing replacement surgeries. The longer power window enabled...
By Medical Design Briefs
News•Feb 27, 2026
Enhancing Incident Response with Integrated Access Control and Video Verification
Motorola Solutions’ Avigilon Alta video line promotes integrated access control with video verification to boost incident response. The approach combines authorization management, IoT sensors, and AI‑driven video analytics, delivering multi‑layered security and faster breach confirmation. Companies adopting the unified system...
By Security Magazine – Building Security
News•Feb 27, 2026
Sandbox Guide :: Vibe Coding for Music Marketers
Music Ally’s Sandbox Guide titled “Vibe coding for music marketers” introduces a new methodology that converts audio characteristics into actionable audience insights. The guide, part of a series released ten times a year, combines case studies, expert interviews, and benchmark...
By Music Ally
News•Feb 27, 2026
Unified Intelligence: Mastering the Azure Databricks and Azure Machine Learning Integration
The article outlines how Azure Databricks and Azure Machine Learning can be tightly integrated to create a unified intelligence pipeline. Databricks handles large‑scale data ingestion, cleaning, and feature engineering using Spark and Delta Lake, while Azure ML supplies model versioning,...
By DZone – DevOps & CI/CD
News•Feb 27, 2026
Promatix EGFR×EphA2 Bispecific ADC Exerts Antitumor Activity
Today’s brief highlights four pre‑clinical advances: Paratus Sciences unveiled PS‑1001, a pan‑inflammasome blocker targeting IL‑1β and IL‑18 for hidradenitis suppurativa; researchers identified the SCAN circuit as a core pathway disrupted in Parkinson’s disease; RX‑10616 demonstrated enhanced radiotherapy response in head‑and‑neck...
By BioWorld (Citeline) – Featured Feeds
News•Feb 27, 2026
UBS Turns Bullish on Palantir, Says Buy the Dip on This Clear AI Winner
UBS upgraded Palantir Technologies to a Buy rating, keeping its $180 price target unchanged. Analyst Karl Keirstead sees the stock trading 35% below its recent peak, implying a potential 32% upside from the current $135.94 level. He projects 70% revenue...
By CNBC – ETFs
News•Feb 27, 2026
For-Sight Strengthens Guest Engagement with Launch of New Loyalty Module
For‑Sight has launched a new Loyalty Module in partnership with Inspire Loyalty, embedding loyalty program management directly into its hotel CRM platform. The module automates points accrual, supports tiered and paid memberships, and feeds loyalty activity into guest profiles for...
By Hospitality Net – Technology
News•Feb 27, 2026
Britain’s Clean Power Economy Is Growing Rapidly but Unevenly
Britain’s low‑carbon economy posted a record £77 billion turnover in 2024, a 12% jump and a 90% increase since 2015. Power generation – wind, solar, nuclear and carbon capture – contributed £33.6 billion, roughly 44% of sector revenue, while low‑emission transport surged...
By Energy Live News
News•Feb 27, 2026
Counter-Fraud Function Delivers £7.5bn Savings Across Public Sector
Britain’s public‑sector counter‑fraud function reported £7.53 billion in savings for the 2024‑25 financial year, according to the Cabinet Office. The bulk of the recovery came from HMRC’s Fraud Investigation Service (£3.95 bn) and the Department for Work and Pensions (£2 bn). The savings...
By Civil Service World (UK)
News•Feb 27, 2026
Cost Management Is the Primary Business Priority for Benefit Leaders
Employers are feeling heightened pressure from medical inflation, specialty‑drug spend and regulatory complexity, prompting a shift toward cost control as the top benefits priority, according to MetLife’s 2026 U.S. Employee Benefit Trends Study. Controlling benefit costs has become the number‑one...
By Human Resource Executive
News•Feb 27, 2026
Asus Introduces Liquid Cooling for AI Data Centers
ASUS unveiled its Optimized Liquid‑Cooling Solutions and a strategic partner framework to tackle thermal, power, and density challenges in next‑generation AI and high‑performance computing data centers. The portfolio spans direct‑to‑chip, in‑row CDU, and hybrid systems, built with partners such as...
By Engineering.com
News•Feb 27, 2026
This Excellent Third-Party Windows 11 App Finally Addresses Multi-Monitor PC Pain Points — Microsoft, Please Take Notes
Monarch, a third‑party Windows 11 app, lets users detach, reattach, and profile multi‑monitor setups using the OS’s DisplayConfig API. Version 1.1.0 adds global hotkeys and a safety rollback to prevent blank screens. The tool addresses OLED wear, gaming fullscreen needs, and nighttime...
By Windows Central
News•Feb 27, 2026
ScarCruft Uses Zoho WorkDrive and USB Malware to Breach Air-Gapped Networks
North Korean APT ScarCruft launched the Ruby Jumper campaign, employing a chain of malware that includes RESTLEAF, SNAKEDROPPER, THUMBSBD, VIRUSTASK, FOOTWINE and BLUELIGHT. The first‑stage payload uses a malicious LNK file to execute PowerShell, which carves and runs additional components....
By The Hacker News
News•Feb 27, 2026
Dash0 Targets $1bn Valuation with Balderton-Led Funding Round, Reports Say
Dash0, an AI‑native cloud‑monitoring platform founded in 2023, is in talks with Balderton Capital to lead a new funding round that would value the company at $1 billion, elevating it to unicorn status. The New‑York‑based startup, which retains a strong operational...
By Sifted
News•Feb 27, 2026
CcHUB EdTech Fellowship Returns with $100,000 Equity-Free Funding
Co‑creation HUB (CcHUB) and the Mastercard Foundation have opened applications for the fourth cohort of the EdTech Fellowship in Nigeria. Twelve early‑stage startups will receive $100,000 in equity‑free funding and a 12‑month incubation program that includes mentorship, technical support, and...
By TechCabal
News•Feb 27, 2026
Most US Coal Plants Could Meet Air Pollution Rules. Trump Weakened Them Anyway
The EPA’s own analysis shows that only 27 of the nation’s 219 coal‑fired power plants would need costly upgrades to meet the 2024 Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS). Despite this, the Trump administration rolled back the stricter limits on...
By The Guardian – Environment
News•Feb 27, 2026
Ukrainian Man Pleads Guilty to Running AI-Powered Fake ID Site
Ukrainian national Yurii Nazarenko pleaded guilty to operating OnlyFake, an AI‑powered subscription service that sold more than 10,000 counterfeit passports, driver’s licenses and Social Security cards to customers worldwide. The site accepted only cryptocurrency, allowed customization of documents, and marketed...
By BleepingComputer
News•Feb 27, 2026
No, AI Is Not About to Kill the Software Industry
The article argues that fears of an AI‑driven "SaaSpocalypse" are overstated. While large‑language models can generate code, software companies still rely on sales, contracts, and support that AI alone can’t replace. Recent stock declines at firms like Workday and Adobe...
By Fast Company
News•Feb 27, 2026
February 2026: Top Five Fintech M&A Stories of the Month
In February 2026, fintech M&A activity highlighted five marquee deals reshaping banking, asset management, digital payments, and wealth services. Santander agreed to acquire Webster Bank for $12.2 billion, positioning itself among the top‑ten U.S. retail banks. Nuveen’s £9.9 billion purchase of Schroders will...
By Fintech Futures
News•Feb 27, 2026
UK Court of Appeal Rules on the Concept of Personal Data in the Context of Data Security
On 19 February 2026 the UK Court of Appeal decided DSG Retail Ltd v The Information Commissioner, holding that a controller’s data‑security duty covers all information it treats as personal, even if an attacker cannot identify individuals. The ruling, based...
By DataBreaches.net
News•Feb 27, 2026
NL: Hackers Had Access to Prison Staff Data for Five Months
Hackers infiltrated the Dutch prisons agency DJI and accessed staff data for at least five months, according to a radio investigation by Argos. The compromised information includes employee email addresses, phone numbers and security certificates. The breach was uncovered after...
By DataBreaches.net
News•Feb 27, 2026
Cloud Calling Data Sovereignty Secures Business Operations
BT has launched Sovereign Voice, a cloud‑calling solution that guarantees all voice traffic remains within the United Kingdom’s borders. The service runs on domestic data centres, is managed by local staff, and incorporates Cisco’s secure‑calling platform. It targets heavily regulated...
By Telecoms Tech News
News•Feb 27, 2026
DSIT Signs £4.5m Deal to Access ‘Niche or Emergent’ AI Suppliers
The UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has signed a one‑year, £4.5 million contract with Capgemini to act as its AI services delivery partner. The deal will give the AI Security Institute and other DSIT teams access to research,...
By PublicTechnology.net (UK)
News•Feb 27, 2026
Bing Tests 2x2 Video Grid Layout
Microsoft Bing is piloting a new two‑by‑two video grid layout on its search results page, replacing the traditional vertical list view. The change was first spotted by Frank Sandtmann, who shared side‑by‑side screenshots on LinkedIn. The grid displays four video thumbnails...
By Search Engine Roundtable
News•Feb 27, 2026
Poor Implementation of AI May Be Behind Workforce Reduction
Datatonic warns that many enterprises are seeing productivity loss and workforce reductions because AI is deployed in isolation from human workflows. The consultancy advocates a human‑in‑the‑loop (HiTL) approach, where AI accelerates decisions while humans provide judgment, governance, and final approval....
By Artificial Intelligence News
News•Feb 27, 2026
Nigeria: 'Digitisation of Mining License Attracting Investors Into Sector'
Nigeria’s Mining Cadastre Office has completed the digitisation and validation of its mining licence registry, making the country the 11th African nation to achieve this milestone. The move, announced by Director‑General Obadiah Simon Nkom at an African Minerals Development Centre...
By AllAfrica – Mining
News•Feb 27, 2026
French Call Centers Dial M for McKinsey on AI Hit
Teleperformance announced Jorge Amar, a former McKinsey partner, as its new chief executive, replacing founder‑CEO Daniel Julien. The leadership shift comes as the French‑listed call‑center giant battles a steep stock decline and mounting pressure from artificial‑intelligence disruption. Amar’s consulting pedigree signals a...
By Bloomberg — Business
News•Feb 27, 2026
The Future of B2B Marketing? Committee-Level AI Targeting
B2B marketers are shifting from single‑persona campaigns to committee‑level targeting, recognizing that buying decisions involve 5‑50 stakeholders across decision‑makers, influencers, and executors. Artificial intelligence now classifies each prospect’s role, predicts their buying stage, and orchestrates personalized messages in real time....
By Demand Gen Report
News•Feb 27, 2026
This App Helps Employees with ADHD and Anxiety Manage Their Day
NoPlex, dubbed the “chaos management app,” is built to help employees with ADHD and anxiety organize daily tasks and reduce stress. The app offers a free consumer version and a paid, enterprise‑grade tier that employers can purchase per seat. By...
By Employee Benefit News
News•Feb 27, 2026
Android 17 Second Beta Expands Privacy Controls for Contacts, SMS and Local Networks
Google’s Android 17 second beta adds system‑level privacy tools, including a Contacts Picker that grants apps access only to user‑selected contacts and an EyeDropper API that reads screen colors without screen‑capture permission. A new ACCESS_LOCAL_NETWORK runtime permission controls LAN device...
By Help Net Security