Quantum Computing Stocks Are Back on the Rise. Here’s Why IONQ, QBTS, RGTI, and QUBT Are Up
Quantum‑computing stocks surged on World Quantum Day, with IonQ jumping 20% and D‑Wave gaining 16% after announcing a photonic interconnect milestone and a DARPA contract. The other members of the so‑called Quantum Four—Rigetti and Quantum Computing Inc.—also posted double‑digit gains, extending into pre‑market trading. Despite the rally, all four companies remain down 20%‑35% year‑to‑date, reflecting broader tech volatility and the long‑term commercialization timeline of quantum hardware.
Nothing Makes It Easy to Share Files Between Any Android Phone and a Mac
Nothing’s Warp app bridges the long‑standing gap between Android phones and macOS by pairing an Android client with a Chrome‑based browser extension. The service uploads files to Google Drive and delivers a download link to the target device, supporting images,...
Denmark’s Sapient Perception Secures €2M Pre-Seed to Develop Large-Area Drone Perception
Copenhagen‑based Sapient Perception secured a €2 million (≈$2.2 million) pre‑seed round co‑led by Balnord and FORWARD.one to scale its high‑resolution, software‑defined camera system for drones. The startup’s 10K sensors can capture up to 100 times larger areas in a single frame while processing...
Xref Launches Australian-First Platform to Combat AI-Driven Job Market Despair
Xref has launched Australia’s first candidate‑owned verified career profile platform, Xref.me, to counter the surge of AI‑generated job applications and dwindling trust in traditional resumes. The service moves reference verification from a final‑stage task to the point of application, giving...
Sangam India Secures Hybrid Renewable Energy Supply for Rajasthan Manufacturing Units
CleanMax Enviro Energy Solutions and Sangam India have signed an agreement to supply hybrid renewable power to Sangam’s five Rajasthan textile plants. The deal provides 30 MWp of solar, 20 MW of wind and a 2 MWh battery storage system to deliver continuous...
Ads for GLP-1 Drugs Are Flooding the Internet – Here’s How to Know if It’s Safe to Buy Them Online
The surge in online advertisements for GLP‑1 weight‑loss drugs, amplified by a high‑profile Super Bowl commercial, has led many consumers to seek cheaper, compounded versions of medications like Ozempic and Wegovy. The FDA warns that these non‑brand products often bypass...
SDLC Corp Launches Advanced Odoo HRMS Dashboard to Revolutionize Workforce Intelligence
SDLC Corp announced the launch of its Odoo HRMS Dashboard, an analytics‑driven platform that provides real‑time visibility into attendance, leave, performance and workforce trends. The solution integrates natively with Odoo’s HR modules, consolidating data into interactive dashboards and automating routine...
Canadians Are Using AI for Money Help Despite Security Concerns
A H&R Block Canada survey shows 9% of Canadians have already used AI tools for financial management or tax filing, while 21% would be comfortable doing so. However, 56% remain uneasy about entrusting personal financial data to open AI platforms....
New Technique Maps Cancer Drug Uptake Inside Living Cells
Researchers at the University of Surrey and King's College London have unveiled a new analytical workflow that maps metal‑based cancer drugs inside living cells. By pairing SEISMIC capillary sampling with laser‑ablation ICP‑MS, they detected trace thallium—used as a surrogate for...
Australian Bee Glue Delivers a Scar-Fighting Compound that Shuts Down Raised Scars Before They Take Hold
University of the Sunshine Coast researchers have isolated a natural compound, tomentosenol A, from the propolis of the Australian stingless bee Tetragonula carbonaria. Laboratory tests on human skin cells showed the molecule blocks scar‑forming signals and induces fibroblast self‑destruction, mimicking normal...
Multitasking Quantum Sensors Can Measure Several Properties at Once
MIT researchers have engineered a solid‑state quantum sensor based on nitrogen‑vacancy (NV) centers in diamond that can simultaneously measure multiple physical parameters at room temperature. By entangling two qubits within the sensor, the team extracted amplitude, frequency detuning, and phase...
Kenya Tightens Grip on Digital Lenders as CBK Approves 32 New Credit Providers
Kenya’s Central Bank announced in April 2026 that 32 new firms have been granted digital credit licences, raising the total of approved digital lenders to 227. The regulator stresses that only listed providers may legally offer loans, warning consumers against...
April Patch Tuesday Fixes Critical Flaws Across SAP, Adobe, Microsoft, Fortinet, and More
April’s Patch Tuesday delivered a wave of critical fixes across major vendors, highlighted by a CVSS 9.9 SQL‑injection flaw in SAP Business Planning and Consolidation that lets low‑privileged users execute arbitrary database commands. Adobe Acrobat Reader faced a remote‑code‑execution vulnerability (CVSS 8.6)...
ThinKom Secures SES Open Orbits Type Approval for ThinAir Ka2517 Antenna
ThinKom Solutions and satellite operator SES have secured type certification for the ThinAir Ka2517 Ka-band antenna on the SES Open Orbits network. The terminal, integrated with RAVE Aerospace’s ModMan, supports Taurus HB and Jupiter 3 waveforms across SES’s GEO fleet and its O3b...
Ghana Secures EU Grant for ETCS Project
Ghana’s Railway Development Authority has secured a €20 million (≈$22 million) European Commission grant to install ETCS Level 1 signalling on the 97.6 km Tema‑Mpakadan line, the first phase of a planned 1,000‑km standard‑gauge railway. The line, built at a cost of $449 million, currently...
What Meta’s Visa Filings Tell HR Leaders About the Real Cost of AI Talent
Meta’s 2025 H‑1B filings reveal base salaries ranging from $124,000 to $450,000 for software engineers and a $650,000 floor for a Vice President of Engineering, AI. The data, drawn from more than 5,000 visa applications, also shows research engineers earning...
CleanTechnica Exclusive: Slim, Design-Focused Jackery Fridgeguard Leaks Ahead of Launch
Jackery is set to launch the Fridgeguard, a ultra‑slim, design‑centric battery that backs up refrigerators and other critical home appliances. The unit can mount vertically, horizontally, or on a wall, and features a paint‑free, VOC‑free recyclable enclosure. Jackery touts "intelligent...
The Modern SEO Center Of Excellence: Governance, Not Guidelines via @Sejournal, @Billhunt
Enterprise SEO Centers of Excellence often fail because they act only as advisory bodies without enforcement authority. Modern AI‑driven search demands consistent, machine‑readable structures, which requires a governing CoE that defines and audits templates, structured data, and content standards. By...
ARS Pharmaceuticals Reports Health Canada Approval of Neffy 2mg to Treat Type I Allergic Reactions
Health Canada has approved ARS Pharma’s neffy 2 mg adrenaline nasal spray for adults and children weighing over 30 kg, marking the first needle‑free emergency treatment for anaphylaxis in the country. In November 2024, ARS granted ALK exclusive rights to commercialize neffy...
OpenAI Pulls Back From Stargate Norway Data Center Deal as Microsoft Takes Over
OpenAI has scrapped its plan to directly rent compute from the 230 MW Stargate Norway data center operated by UK‑based Nscale. Instead, the company is negotiating with Microsoft to lease the capacity, allowing Microsoft to absorb the spare slots and add...
Executive Intelligence Podcast - Celonis President Carsten Thoma on Why Enterprise AI Needs Operational Truth Before It Can Deliver
Celonis President Carsten Thoma argues that enterprise AI initiatives are failing because they lack operational context, not because of missing features. He explains Celonis’s creation of transformer‑based models that turn cryptic system event logs into a process language, forming an...
Vax Appoints UK Media Agency Following 7-Way Pitch
Vax, the long‑standing UK floor‑care brand, has appointed the7stars as its new media agency after a competitive seven‑way pitch that also featured incumbent McCann Birmingham. The agency will assume media planning and buying responsibilities for Vax’s vacuum, carpet‑washer and cleaning‑solution...
Certinia Unveils Veda, Its AI Engine for Professional Services Automation
Certinia introduced Veda, an enterprise‑grade AI engine for professional services automation, in its Spring 2026 release. The platform ships with 10 role‑based agents and 64 reusable actions, priced at $30 per user per month plus consumption‑based credits. Early lighthouse customers...
MediaTek Is 'Cautiously Optimistic' That Discrete Memory Pricing Will Look Less Gloomy During 2026
MediaTek reported record $19.1 billion revenue in 2025, a 15% year‑on‑year rise, despite a global memory‑supply crunch driven by AI‑fuelled demand. The company says it has secured sufficient fab capacity for the near term, but pricing for discrete‑memory chips remains volatile....
Security Leaders Overconfident About Ransomware Recovery
Veeam’s 2026 Data Trust and Resilience Report reveals a stark gap between confidence and reality in ransomware recovery. While nine‑in‑ten security leaders believe they can bounce back quickly, only 28% actually restore all compromised data, with an average recovery rate...
Gujarat HC Sends Notices To Google, Meta, X Over Deepfake
The Gujarat High Court issued notices to Meta, Google, X, Reddit and Scribd, demanding responses to a public‑interest litigation seeking tighter regulation of AI‑generated deepfake content. The bench set a May 8 deadline and ordered the platforms to join the SAHYOG...
AI Can Now Help You Pick Your Starbucks Drink
Starbucks has begun testing a ChatGPT‑based app that recommends drinks based on a user’s mood, weather, outfit or photo. Customers can chat with an @starbucks AI agent, customize a beverage, select a location and then complete checkout in the regular...
Roeth: Trucking Moves Closer to Autonomy
The article details three autonomous‑trucking projects managed by DriveOhio and reviewed with the Indiana Department of Transportation. A platooning trial on rural Ohio highways covered 24,422 miles, operated in platoon mode 40% of the time and saved roughly $1,200 (about...
Regulatory Chaos Is Coming. AI Agents Are Already Ahead of It
The article highlights a rapidly fragmenting AI regulatory landscape, with 45 U.S. states introducing over 1,500 AI‑related bills and cities adding their own hiring rules. It explains how compliance‑focused AI agents can flag potential violations while leaving final decisions to...
We Need to “Right-Size” AI Ambitions in UK, Microsoft VP Tells MPs
Microsoft’s UK vice‑president Hugh Milward testified before Parliament, warning that the country’s AI roadmap lacks clear direction and that the national power grid cannot support a 1‑gigawatt data centre today. He highlighted that without a reliable energy supply, ambitious AI...
Copilot and Agentforce Fall to Form-Based Prompt Injection Tricks
Security researchers at Capsule Security uncovered prompt‑injection flaws in Microsoft Copilot Studio and Salesforce Agentforce that let attackers exfiltrate data via ordinary SharePoint and lead forms. In Copilot, the “ShareLeak” vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑21520) lets a crafted comment field override system prompts...
AI System Funghii Helps Mushroom Growers with Crop Monitoring and Harvest Prediction
Heliovision, a Belgian machine‑vision specialist, launched Funghii, an AI‑driven system that equips mushroom growing cells with four cameras each to monitor growth metrics and predict harvest timing. The platform measures cap diameter, growth rate and mushroom count over the typical...
These Are Not the Containers You Are Looking For — Or Are They?
A nuclear reactor inside a shipping container sounds like science fiction. But as AI infrastructure begins demanding power on the scale of small cities, ideas like this may move from curiosity to necessity. The post These Are Not the Containers You...
ABB’s HiPerGuard Medium-Voltage UPS Wins 2025 Data Center Power Innovation Award
ABB’s HiPerGuard medium‑voltage UPS won the 2025 Data Center Power Innovation award. The system moves uninterruptible power protection to the 5‑24 kV range, using a ZISC architecture that achieves 98 % efficiency and can handle up to five times nominal current for...
Booking.com Customers Warned of 'Reservation Hijacking' After Hack
Booking.com disclosed a data breach that exposed customer names, email addresses, phone numbers and detailed booking information. The leak has sparked a surge in “reservation hijack” scams, where fraudsters impersonate hotels to extract money from travelers. Booking.com responded by resetting...
The Solar-Powered Medical Kiosks Bringing Doctors to Remote Chadians
Telemedan, founded in 2021 by Abakar Mahamat and Ahmed Kotoko, deploys solar‑powered medical kiosks that link rural Chadians to qualified doctors via video and on‑site diagnostic tools. Each $10,000 unit is sold to governments or public health programs, offering consultations...
AI Demand Soars as Traditional Deal Sizes Shrink, Kaseya Reports
Kaseya’s 2026 State of the MSP Report shows AI and automation have become the top client priority, with 48% of managed service providers ranking them above cybersecurity. At the same time, average contract values are compressing—only 41% of MSPs now...
Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti 8 GB Review (Palit Dual)
The Palit GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Dual 8 GB launches at a $379 MSRP but typically sells near $400, positioning it as a budget‑friendly option in the mid‑range market. In 1080p and 1440p gaming it matches the performance of the pricier 16 GB variant...
JAXA H3 Rocket Failed Due To A Weakened Component
In December 2025 JAXA’s H3 launch suffered a catastrophic failure when an adhesive‑bonded component delaminated during fairing opening. The loss of the component caused the satellite to shift, rupturing a fuel pipe and delaying ignition, which led to the loss...
How to Use AI to Organize Teaching Resources
Educators can leverage free AI chatbots such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, or Claude to streamline the organization of digital teaching resources. By prompting a bot to create consistent file‑naming conventions, map activities to curriculum standards, generate unit‑by‑unit vocabulary tables, and...
Manufacturers Develop Non-Penetrative Alternatives to Ballasts for Rooftop Solar
Manufacturers SolarStack and SolarStrap are rolling out non‑penetrative mounting systems that replace traditional concrete ballasts on flat commercial rooftops. SolarStack uses spray‑applied polyurethane foam to bond block‑style racks, while SolarStrap heat‑welds a thin roofing membrane to create a sealed, load‑bearing...
Give Bare-Metal Multicore Processing a Try
The article demonstrates that adding multicore processing to bare‑metal firmware is both practical and inexpensive, using the $5 RP2040 dual‑core microcontroller as a reference platform. By calling multicore_launch_core1() in the Arduino IDE, developers can run independent code on each core...
Why Are Workers so Worried About AI? Listen to How Business Leaders Talk About It
Workers are increasingly anxious that AI will displace them, a sentiment amplified by recent high‑profile layoffs at companies like Block and Oracle. Business leaders, however, can curb this fear by reframing AI as a tool for capacity‑building rather than cost‑cutting...
Corsair Vengeance RGB Custom Lab Cherry Blossom DDR5-6000 C36 2x16GB Review: RAM Customization Made Easy
Corsair’s Custom Lab service now offers a Cherry Blossom‑themed DDR5‑6000 C36 memory kit, emphasizing visual flair over raw speed. The kit runs at 1.4 V with looser 36‑44‑44‑96 timings, placing it near the bottom of performance charts on both Intel and...
Malware Is Scary. Here's CNET's Guide to Cleaning an Infected Laptop
CNET’s latest guide walks users through a step‑by‑step recovery playbook for laptops infected with malware, emphasizing immediate isolation, dual‑scanner verification, and cautious data restoration. The guide cites an antivirus survey showing 88% of U.S. laptop owners took action against malware...
Don’t Manage Every Task Manually — Here’s How You Can Use AI to Outdo Your Competitors in Half the Time
Founders start by handling every task themselves, but as startups grow that hands‑on approach becomes unsustainable. Integrating AI tools such as workflow platforms and language models gives leaders real‑time visibility into projects, contractor load, and launch timelines. The resulting clarity...
Salesforce Launches Headless 360 to Support Agent‑first Enterprise Workflows
Salesforce unveiled Headless 360, a platform that consolidates its Agentforce Vibes coding environment, data, and governance tools into an API‑first layer for building agent‑first enterprise workflows. The offering exposes Salesforce’s core datasets, business logic, and MCP utilities through APIs, CLI...
Waymo's Glitchy Nashville Rollout
Waymo launched its robotaxi service in Nashville this month, marking the company’s latest push into mid‑size U.S. markets. Within days, residents posted videos showing Waymo vehicles driving into active construction zones, damaging fresh asphalt, and blocking intersections, which caused traffic...
The New PPC Playbook: From Media Buyer to Profit Engineer
The article argues that paid‑search professionals must evolve from tactical media buyers to "profit engineers" as Google and Microsoft automate bidding, creative testing, and audience discovery. It outlines four steps: mapping campaigns directly to the profit‑and‑loss statement, engineering AI signals...
Equinix Pushes AI Into Network Layer With Fabric Intelligence
Equinix unveiled Fabric Intelligence, an AI‑driven control layer that automates design, deployment, and management of network connectivity across multi‑cloud, data‑center, and edge environments. The platform uses AI agents, a natural‑language “Super Agent,” and the Model Context Protocol to compress weeks‑long...
