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How Many Solar Projects Have Been Backed by the UK Government?
NewsMar 25, 2026

How Many Solar Projects Have Been Backed by the UK Government?

Since the July 2024 election, the UK government has backed at least 780 solar projects, spanning rooftop installations on schools and hospitals to utility‑scale farms over 500 MW. The contracts‑for‑difference (CfD) scheme accounts for 247 projects with 8.1 GW capacity, including 90...

By pv magazine
STL Redefines Optical Connectivity with India’s First Hollow Core Fibre Cable for Data Centre Networks
NewsMar 25, 2026

STL Redefines Optical Connectivity with India’s First Hollow Core Fibre Cable for Data Centre Networks

STL (Sterlite Technologies Ltd.) announced the launch of India’s first hollow‑core fibre (HCF) cable, a breakthrough that routes light through an air‑filled core and delivers roughly 46% faster transmission than conventional glass fibres. The hybrid cable integrates HCF with G.654.E...

By The Hindu BusinessLine — Economy/Markets
GrayMatters Health Announces Appointment of Five Expert Advisors
NewsMar 25, 2026

GrayMatters Health Announces Appointment of Five Expert Advisors

GrayMatters Health announced the appointment of five expert advisors to accelerate the commercial growth of Prism, its digital brain‑biomarker platform for PTSD and depression. The advisors—former Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy and psychiatrists Owen Scott Muir, Linda Carpenter, Kenneth Pages, and...

By AI-TechPark
Mint Explainer | AI at War: The Guardrails Debate—And India’s Absence
NewsMar 25, 2026

Mint Explainer | AI at War: The Guardrails Debate—And India’s Absence

AI giants such as OpenAI and Anthropic have published voluntary "AI constitutions" promising safety and a "do no harm" stance. Recent conflicts in West Asia, however, reveal that these self‑imposed guardrails are being sidestepped as AI tools enter military and...

By Mint AI
Drone-Based Lidar Is Continuing to Evolve, and Surveyors Are Taking Notice
NewsMar 25, 2026

Drone-Based Lidar Is Continuing to Evolve, and Surveyors Are Taking Notice

Drone‑mounted lidar has moved from experimental demos to routine use, especially for topographic mapping that once required crewed aircraft. Surveyors of all sizes now expect centimeter‑level accuracy without cumbersome base stations, thanks to solutions like Applanix’s APX RTX. Yet the industry...

By Commercial UAV News (if feed accessible)
Infinite Campus Security Incident Awareness: No Impact to Student Data According to Infinite Campus
NewsMar 25, 2026

Infinite Campus Security Incident Awareness: No Impact to Student Data According to Infinite Campus

Infinite Campus disclosed that a ShinyHunters actor accessed an employee's Salesforce account, exposing only staff directory information and not any student or employee databases. The breach was detected quickly, the compromised account was disabled, and services lacking IP restrictions were...

By DataBreaches.net
Pretend You Own an Undelayed Steam Machine with This Fine Steam Deck Dock, Now 33% Off in the Amazon Spring...
NewsMar 25, 2026

Pretend You Own an Undelayed Steam Machine with This Fine Steam Deck Dock, Now 33% Off in the Amazon Spring...

The Ugreen 9‑in‑1 docking station for the Steam Deck is on sale for $40 on Amazon US, down from $60, and offers a comparable discount in the UK where prices hover between $46 and $64. The dock provides HDMI, USB‑C,...

By Rock Paper Shotgun
How ERP Systems Are Integrating Physical and Digital Security
NewsMar 25, 2026

How ERP Systems Are Integrating Physical and Digital Security

Enterprises are turning to modern ERP platforms to merge physical access control, surveillance, and cybersecurity into a single, observable framework. By centralizing data streams, ERP systems enable real‑time monitoring, faster incident response, and unified compliance reporting. AI‑driven analytics further compress...

By ERP News
AI Race Heats Up: Gemini Surges, ChatGPT Refocuses, and the Industry Enters a Pivotal “Inflection Year”
NewsMar 25, 2026

AI Race Heats Up: Gemini Surges, ChatGPT Refocuses, and the Industry Enters a Pivotal “Inflection Year”

The AI landscape entered a decisive inflection year as Google’s Gemini model posted rapid growth while OpenAI’s ChatGPT pivoted toward enterprise‑focused features. Simultaneously, chip designer Arm announced its first in‑house AGI‑class CPU, backed by Meta, signaling a new hardware race....

By PaySpace Magazine
Study Shows How Lymph Node Architecture Affects Cancer Growth
NewsMar 25, 2026

Study Shows How Lymph Node Architecture Affects Cancer Growth

Researchers from EMBL Heidelberg and partner institutions have created the first detailed map of immune and stromal cell organization within human lymph nodes, revealing how this architecture deteriorates in lymphomas. They discovered an inflammatory vicious cycle where T‑cell interferon signals...

By EMBL News
Riding the Rocketship: Creating a Retail Media Mindset
NewsMar 25, 2026

Riding the Rocketship: Creating a Retail Media Mindset

Retail media is rapidly evolving into a multi‑billion‑dollar growth engine, posting double‑digit expansion in key markets. The sector has shifted from a startup focus on formats and measurement to a scale‑up model demanding strategic alignment. Colin Lewis proposes that success...

By InternetRetailing
Robots Install 100 MW of Solar Panels on 1-GW AES Project
NewsMar 25, 2026

Robots Install 100 MW of Solar Panels on 1-GW AES Project

Maximo, an AES‑incubated solar‑robotics firm, installed 100 MW of panels at the 1‑GW Bellefield project in Kern County, California, using a coordinated fleet of four robots. The robotic system achieved peak installation rates of 474 modules per day, boosting human installer...

By Solar Power World
Diamonds in Defense: Northrop Grumman’s Secret to Next-Gen Power and Protection
NewsMar 25, 2026

Diamonds in Defense: Northrop Grumman’s Secret to Next-Gen Power and Protection

Northrop Grumman’s Microelectronics Center has demonstrated a diamond‑based receiver‑protection component that endured more than 100 watts of power, roughly double the capacity of current semiconductor devices. The test confirms diamonds’ superior thermal conductivity—five times that of copper—and their ability to...

By Microwave Journal
I Turned on One Windows 11 Setting and My Browsing Got Faster and More Private
NewsMar 25, 2026

I Turned on One Windows 11 Setting and My Browsing Got Faster and More Private

The author discovered that enabling Windows 11’s system‑wide DNS‑over‑HTTPS (DoH) setting dramatically speeds up web browsing while encrypting all DNS queries, not just those from a single browser. Unlike browser‑only DoH, the OS‑level option routes every application’s DNS traffic through an...

By MakeUseOf – Productivity
Nine Big Batteries Totalling 2 Gigawatts Shortlisted for Payments to Maintain “Heartbeat” Of the Grid
NewsMar 25, 2026

Nine Big Batteries Totalling 2 Gigawatts Shortlisted for Payments to Maintain “Heartbeat” Of the Grid

Transgrid has shortlisted nine large‑scale battery projects, totalling up to 2 GW, to deliver system‑strength services that keep the New South Wales grid stable. The contracts, expected to run about three years, will commence in the second half of 2026 and...

By RenewEconomy
How “Mindreading” AI Detects Hidden Suicidal Thoughts in the Brains of Young Adults
NewsMar 25, 2026

How “Mindreading” AI Detects Hidden Suicidal Thoughts in the Brains of Young Adults

A new study using functional MRI and machine‑learning algorithms found that young adults with suicidal thoughts show distinct brain activation when processing death‑related words, allowing the model to separate them from healthy peers with roughly 57‑61% accuracy. The research involved...

By PsyPost
With $8M, Eunice Brings Institutional-Grade AI to Due Diligence
NewsMar 25, 2026

With $8M, Eunice Brings Institutional-Grade AI to Due Diligence

London‑based Eunice, which builds AI‑driven due‑diligence infrastructure for regulated markets, closed an $8 million seed and pre‑seed round led by Moonfire Ventures and Speedinvest. The funding will accelerate development of its institutional‑grade AI agents and broaden coverage beyond digital assets into...

By Tech.eu
With €30M Series A, Subbyx Scales Its Subscription Model Across Europe
NewsMar 25, 2026

With €30M Series A, Subbyx Scales Its Subscription Model Across Europe

Italian‑based Subbyx has closed a €30 million (≈$33 million) Series A round, bringing its total financing to €50 million (≈$55 million). The round, led by Systemiq Capital with Azimut participation and venture debt from Flashpoint, will fund the rollout of its AI‑powered Subbyx Builder platform...

By Tech.eu
Samsung’s Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 Phones Get Price Hikes
NewsMar 25, 2026

Samsung’s Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 Phones Get Price Hikes

Samsung announced $50 price hikes for its new mid‑range Galaxy A37 5G and Galaxy A57 5G, launching on April 9 with base prices of $450 and $550 respectively. Both devices receive upgraded Exynos 1480 and 1680 processors that improve CPU, graphics and neural‑processing performance,...

By WIRED
Ex-NSA Directors Discuss 'Red Line' For Offensive Cyberattacks
NewsMar 25, 2026

Ex-NSA Directors Discuss 'Red Line' For Offensive Cyberattacks

At RSAC 2026, four former NSA directors and Cyber Command leaders debated the “red line” that would trigger a kinetic response to a cyberattack. The panel, held shortly after President Trump released a new offensive cyber strategy, emphasized that the...

By Dark Reading
Lam Research Corporation (LRCX) Is Positioned to Benefit From Growing Chip Complexity
NewsMar 25, 2026

Lam Research Corporation (LRCX) Is Positioned to Benefit From Growing Chip Complexity

Renaissance Investment Management added Lam Research (LRCX) to its Q4 2025 IT allocation, highlighting the semiconductor‑equipment maker’s exposure to AI‑driven chip complexity. Lam’s market leadership in larger die sizes and advanced process steps is fueling demand for its wafer‑fabrication tools. The...

By Yahoo Finance — Markets (site feed)
Kubernetes Puts Ingress Nginx to Rest at KubeCon - 'Nobody Can Keep It Safe'
NewsMar 25, 2026

Kubernetes Puts Ingress Nginx to Rest at KubeCon - 'Nobody Can Keep It Safe'

At KubeCon Europe on March 24, the Kubernetes project archived the ingress‑nginx repository, making it read‑only and ending all future releases, bug fixes, and security patches. The controller, used by roughly half of cloud‑native deployments, had become unmaintainable due to its...

By Diginomica
How AI Is Helping Tackle Real Estate’s Sustainability Cost Crunch
NewsMar 25, 2026

How AI Is Helping Tackle Real Estate’s Sustainability Cost Crunch

The global real‑estate sector faces a $1.7 trillion annual sustainability funding gap as investors align portfolios with Paris Agreement targets. Traditional compliance has shifted to performance‑driven strategies where a building’s carbon trajectory dictates its market premium, insurance costs, and tenant appeal....

By ESG Today
PRA Fines The Bank of London Group and Oplyse £2m
NewsMar 25, 2026

PRA Fines The Bank of London Group and Oplyse £2m

The UK Prudential Regulation Authority has fined The Bank of London Group and its parent Oplyse Holdings £2 million (≈ $2.5 million) for deliberately misrepresenting their capital position between October 2021 and May 2024. The regulator said the firms provided fabricated documents, breached capital adequacy...

By Fintech Futures
Why Namibia Slammed the Door on Starlink
NewsMar 25, 2026

Why Namibia Slammed the Door on Starlink

Namibia’s Communications Regulatory Authority rejected Starlink’s applications for a telecom service licence and spectrum access, citing failure to meet ownership and compliance criteria. The regulator found Starlink complied with only three of six statutory requirements, notably lacking the mandated 51 %...

By TechCentral (South Africa)
Bose's Flagship Headphones Just Dropped to the Lowest Price I've Seen on Amazon
NewsMar 25, 2026

Bose's Flagship Headphones Just Dropped to the Lowest Price I've Seen on Amazon

Bose’s second‑generation QuietComfort Ultra headphones have hit Amazon’s Big Spring Sale at a record low of $399, a $50 discount off the launch price. The Ultra 2 model adds a 30‑hour battery, USB‑C audio, and an auto‑low‑power mode while retaining Bose’s...

By ZDNet – Business
Solar PV and Wind Account for Record 17% of US Electricity Generation in 2025
NewsMar 25, 2026

Solar PV and Wind Account for Record 17% of US Electricity Generation in 2025

Utility‑scale solar PV and wind together generated a record 17% of U.S. electricity in 2025, up from 16% in 2024. Solar output surged 34% year‑on‑year to 296,000 GWh, while wind grew only 3% to 464,000 GWh. The Energy Information Administration projects operational...

By PV-Tech
ASRock Industrial Introduces Compact AI Edge System
NewsMar 25, 2026

ASRock Industrial Introduces Compact AI Edge System

ASRock Industrial unveiled the AI BOX‑A395, a compact edge AI system powered by AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processors. The device packs up to 16 Zen 5 CPU cores, a Radeon 8060S GPU, an XDNA 2 NPU delivering 50 TOPS of AI acceleration, and up to 128 GB of...

By Engineering.com
The Best Digital Wall Calendar (2026): Skylight, Apolosign
NewsMar 25, 2026

The Best Digital Wall Calendar (2026): Skylight, Apolosign

Digital wall calendars are gaining traction as family‑focused alternatives to generic smart displays, syncing directly with Google, Apple, or Microsoft calendars. The Skylight Calendar 2, priced at $279, bundles a Plus subscription that unlocks meal‑planning, photo screensavers, and an AI assistant,...

By WIRED
Why Smart Agencies Buy Bulk Guest Posts on Mission-Driven Sites in the AI Search Era
NewsMar 25, 2026

Why Smart Agencies Buy Bulk Guest Posts on Mission-Driven Sites in the AI Search Era

Smart agencies are shifting from cheap, volume‑driven guest posts to bulk placements on mission‑driven publications like The Good Men Project. In the AI‑shaped search era, Google rewards sites with clear editorial identity, trust signals, and durable content. GMP positions itself...

By The Good Men Project
Ericsson Eyes up Supercomputer for 6G Research
NewsMar 25, 2026

Ericsson Eyes up Supercomputer for 6G Research

Ericsson has signed an MoU with Germany’s Forschungszentrum Jülich to explore supercomputing‑driven research for future 6G networks. The collaboration will tap Jülich’s JUPITER supercomputer, Europe’s most powerful, to benchmark AI, neuromorphic and modular HPC solutions aimed at ultra‑low energy consumption....

By Telecoms.com
Airborne Laser Technology Reveals Untapped Critical Resources in Abandoned Mines
NewsMar 25, 2026

Airborne Laser Technology Reveals Untapped Critical Resources in Abandoned Mines

Researchers at the University of Malaga unveiled REMINLASER, a drone‑mounted laser system that delivers high‑density geochemical maps of mining waste. The technology captures elemental spectra from laser pulses, enabling rapid, contact‑free identification of critical raw materials across complex terrains. Field...

By AZoMining
RA Capital Looks to China for Next Startup To Put on SPAC Track to Nasdaq
NewsMar 25, 2026

RA Capital Looks to China for Next Startup To Put on SPAC Track to Nasdaq

RA Capital Management has filed a prospectus for a new SPAC, Research Alliance III, with up to $57.5 million of capital. The blank‑check vehicle is openly scouting life‑science startups, emphasizing Chinese drug developers as potential targets. While the SPAC has not yet...

By BioSpace
Google Tests "Skip Digging, Start Guided Research" Driving Users to Web Guide-Like Results
NewsMar 25, 2026

Google Tests "Skip Digging, Start Guided Research" Driving Users to Web Guide-Like Results

Google is testing a new call‑to‑action banner that says “Skip the digging, start guided research,” which redirects users to a Web Guide‑style, AI‑organized results page. The Web Guide feature, first launched in July 2025 as a labs experiment, was expanded to...

By Search Engine Roundtable
The European IoT Surge: How Czech Tech Won Vilnius [Sponsored]
NewsMar 25, 2026

The European IoT Surge: How Czech Tech Won Vilnius [Sponsored]

Vilnius has completed a city‑wide smart‑meter rollout, deploying 10,000 IoT data concentrators from Czech firm ACRIOS Systems to automate utility reading for roughly 500,000 residents. The deployment was finished in just five months, with each unit capable of handling up...

By Tech.eu
Akamai Brand Guardian Detects and Removes AI-Driven Brand Impersonation
NewsMar 25, 2026

Akamai Brand Guardian Detects and Removes AI-Driven Brand Impersonation

Akamai launched Brand Guardian, an AI‑driven evolution of its Brand Protector service, to automatically detect and remove fraudulent websites that impersonate brands. Scammers now use generative AI to create convincing fake digital assets in seconds, outpacing manual detection methods. Brand...

By Help Net Security
Google Business Profile Performance Metrics Offer Data Added To Help Doc
NewsMar 25, 2026

Google Business Profile Performance Metrics Offer Data Added To Help Doc

Google has updated its Business Profile help documentation with a new section that explains offer performance metrics. The addition details how many times customers view and click on offers displayed on a Business Profile. The change was first noted by...

By Search Engine Roundtable
Pave Space Raises $40 Million to Develop European Heavy Kickstage
NewsMar 25, 2026

Pave Space Raises $40 Million to Develop European Heavy Kickstage

Swiss startup Pave Space has secured $40 million in seed funding to build a 20‑metric‑ton orbital transfer vehicle capable of moving up to five metric tons from low‑Earth orbit to medium, geostationary or lunar trajectories in less than a day....

By SpaceNews
Portal Writer Erik Wolpaw Is "Not Worried About AI Taking over Creative Writing," But It Could Be the Straight-Faced Foil...
NewsMar 25, 2026

Portal Writer Erik Wolpaw Is "Not Worried About AI Taking over Creative Writing," But It Could Be the Straight-Faced Foil...

Valve veteran writer Erik Wolpaw shared his hands‑on experiments with generative‑AI tools, emphasizing their promise for real‑time reactive dialogue rather than full script generation. He envisions AI acting as the "straight man" to the chaotic player actions typical of games...

By PCGamesN
JumpCloud Hires Shianne Sampson to Lead Global Growth Strategy
NewsMar 25, 2026

JumpCloud Hires Shianne Sampson to Lead Global Growth Strategy

JumpCloud has appointed Shianne Sampson as chief revenue officer to steer global revenue growth and expand its enterprise footprint. Sampson brings over 20 years of SaaS leadership, most recently as CRO at Eventbrite, and prior roles at New Relic, Zenefits,...

By ITPro
Nestlé Trials AI Technology to Tackle Factory Food Waste
NewsMar 25, 2026

Nestlé Trials AI Technology to Tackle Factory Food Waste

Nestlé has piloted Zest’s AI platform across its factories, instantly linking fragmented production data to pinpoint and reduce food waste. The system uncovered four times more edible surplus than manual checks, redirecting 201.9 tonnes—equivalent to about 480,000 meals—to people in need...

By FoodNavigator
TP-Link Warns Users to Patch Critical Router Auth Bypass Flaw
NewsMar 25, 2026

TP-Link Warns Users to Patch Critical Router Auth Bypass Flaw

TP‑Link released firmware updates fixing multiple critical flaws in its Archer NX series, including CVE‑2025‑15517, an authentication bypass that lets unauthenticated attackers upload firmware. The patch also removes a hard‑coded cryptographic key (CVE‑2025‑15605) and resolves two admin‑level command‑injection bugs (CVE‑2025‑15518, CVE‑2025‑15519)....

By BleepingComputer
Skip the Keyboard with This $50 Mac Dictation Upgrade
NewsMar 25, 2026

Skip the Keyboard with This $50 Mac Dictation Upgrade

Voibe, a Mac‑native dictation app, now offers lifetime access for $49.99, a steep discount from its $149.99 MSRP. The software processes speech locally on the Mac, delivering near‑real‑time transcription without sending audio to the cloud, which safeguards privacy. Optimized for...

By TechRepublic – Articles
YouTube Shows Are Closing in on Traditional TV — Fast
NewsMar 25, 2026

YouTube Shows Are Closing in on Traditional TV — Fast

Spotter, an Amazon‑backed startup, reports that roughly 6,600 U.S. creator‑driven “TV” channels—defined by 22‑minute‑plus episodes, regular schedules and sizable audiences—produced an estimated 26 billion viewing hours in 2025, with over half watched on connected TVs. These creator shows match traditional TV...

By Business Insider — Markets
SimScale Integrates PAMICS Solver for CFD Workflows
NewsMar 25, 2026

SimScale Integrates PAMICS Solver for CFD Workflows

SimScale has partnered with AI Engineering GmbH to embed the PAMICS Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) solver into its cloud platform. Leveraging NVIDIA infrastructure, the meshless solver allows CFD simulations directly from CAD models, cutting meshing time and speeding up runtimes...

By Engineering.com
xpln.ai Supports WPP Media & AXA in Driving More Sustainable Advertising Attention
NewsMar 25, 2026

xpln.ai Supports WPP Media & AXA in Driving More Sustainable Advertising Attention

xpln.ai teamed with WPP Media to help AXA launch a multi‑market campaign in the United Kingdom, Germany, Mexico and Thailand that puts sustainability at its core. Using proprietary eye‑tracking technology, the firm measured advertising attention for each impression and paired...

By ExchangeWire
Njordium AI Blocks Fake Invoices and Fraudulent Payments
NewsMar 25, 2026

Njordium AI Blocks Fake Invoices and Fraudulent Payments

Njordium Cyber Group unveiled an AI‑driven Fraud Detection Module integrated into its new Vendor Management System, instantly flagging fake invoices, phantom services and abnormal pricing. The self‑learning engine extracts data from PDFs, OCR scans, Excel, XML and email, routing high‑confidence...

By Help Net Security
Bol Also Allows Customers to Check Out at External Online Stores
NewsMar 25, 2026

Bol Also Allows Customers to Check Out at External Online Stores

Ahold Delhaize’s Dutch e‑commerce platform Bol is extending its checkout technology to third‑party online stores. The move lets merchants embed familiar payment methods such as iDEAL and pay‑later, aiming to cut friction and lift conversion rates. Initial integrations are live for...

By Retail Detail (EU)
Building the Path to 3D-Printed Organs, Cellbricks Raises €10M for Biofabricated Tissue Implants
NewsMar 25, 2026

Building the Path to 3D-Printed Organs, Cellbricks Raises €10M for Biofabricated Tissue Implants

Berlin‑based Cellbricks Therapeutics secured €10 million (≈$11 million) in funding, including a €7 million seed round and over €3 million of non‑dilutive capital, to advance its light‑based biofabrication platform. The company aims to commercialise vascularised human tissue implants for complex wound healing and breast...

By Tech.eu