News•Feb 25, 2026
The Machine in the Age of Collective Practice
The article argues that artificial intelligence and generative systems are turning architectural tools into semi‑autonomous agents, reshaping how designers conceive, create, and claim authorship. It traces the evolution from compass to computer, showing that each tool restructured decision‑making, but AI now proposes and optimises outcomes beyond the architect’s direct control. By embedding code and massive datasets, the discipline faces new biases, ethical dilemmas, and a shift of creative authority from the hand to the algorithm. The piece calls for architects to learn to converse with, critique, and ethically govern these machine collaborators.
By ArchDaily
News•Feb 25, 2026
RocketReach Expands Signal Driven AI Prospecting Through Strategic Partnership with Autobound
RocketReach announced a strategic partnership with Autobound to embed the latter’s Signal Engine into its platform. The integration adds more than 400 real‑time company and contact signals—including job changes, SEC filings, and product launches—to RocketReach’s existing contact database. This signal‑driven...
By MarTech Series
News•Feb 25, 2026
The Missing Link Moves Into Infosys’ North Sydney Office
Cyber‑security specialist The Missing Link, acquired by Infosys in May 2025, has moved from Artarmon to Infosys’ North Sydney office. The relocation creates an upgraded Global Security Operations Centre offering 24/7 monitoring and services aligned with the Australian Signals Directorate’s Essential Eight....
By ARN (Australia)
News•Feb 25, 2026
Agility | Job Architecture Transformation: Why This Should Happen in Weeks, Not Years
Job architecture redesign has long been a multi‑year, document‑heavy effort that leaves organizations lagging behind fast‑moving business needs. The article argues that the bottleneck is the outdated, sequential method rather than resistance to change. By swapping manual workshops for AI‑driven...
By HR Grapevine
News•Feb 25, 2026
Rootly | The Unofficial KubeCon EU '26 SRE Track
Rootly has published an unofficial KubeCon Europe 2026 SRE track, hand‑picking six sessions that focus on reliability, observability, incidents, and chaos engineering. The guide highlights high‑impact talks such as Airbnb’s zero‑downtime migration of 1,000 services, AI‑enabled control planes for alert fatigue,...
By Rootly – Blog
News•Feb 25, 2026
Milestone Systems Opens Asia Experience Centre in Singapore
Milestone Systems announced the launch of its Asia Experience Centre in Singapore, expanding its regional footprint and providing a live‑lab for AI‑enabled video solutions. The centre supports Singapore’s national AI agenda and offers governments, enterprises, and critical infrastructure operators a...
By Vietnam Investment Review (VIR)
News•Feb 25, 2026
Luxury Unfiltered: The AI Reckoning Will Separate True Luxury Brands From Imitators
A viral Citrini Research report envisions AI‑driven white‑collar job loss, wealth concentration and a 38% S&P 500 decline. The analysis warns that luxury brands that rely only on heritage and price will falter as the aspirational middle disappears. The next generation...
By Luxury Daily
News•Feb 25, 2026
Boards Don’t Need Cyber Metrics — They Need Risk Signals
Security teams flood boards with counts of attacks, patches, and alerts, but executives need signals that translate those numbers into business risk. Experts argue that time‑based metrics like detection and containment speed, and financial exposure indicators, better reveal whether risk...
By CSO Online
News•Feb 25, 2026
U.S. Sanctions Russian Broker Over Zero-Day Exploits Theft
The United States has sanctioned Russian cyber‑exploit broker Operation Zero, its director Sergey Zelenyuk, and a UAE‑based front company for stealing eight zero‑day vulnerabilities from a U.S. defense contractor. Australian insider Peter Williams allegedly sold the exploits for roughly $1.3 million...
By The Cyber Express
News•Feb 25, 2026
ETGIRS 2026: Manish Malhotra Maps the Journey From Costume Designer to Global Luxury Brand Builder
At ETRetail GIRS 2026, designer Manish Malhotra outlined his 20‑year evolution from Bollywood costume artist to global luxury label. He highlighted the discipline learned on film sets, the pivotal Delhi flagship opening, and the need for a distinct, cinema‑inspired brand...
By ETRetail (India)
News•Feb 25, 2026
Micro-Magic Launches U5000 Tactical MEMS IMU
Micro‑Magic has introduced the U5000, a tactical‑grade MEMS inertial measurement unit positioned to match the performance of Sensonor’s STIM320 series. The device delivers gyroscope bias stability of ≤0.1°/h, angle random walk of ≤0.1°/√h, and accelerometer bias under 30 µg, while operating...
By Unmanned Systems Technology – News
News•Feb 25, 2026
Threat Actors Exploit Apache ActiveMQ Vulnerability to Gain RDP Access, Deploy LockBit Ransomware
Threat actors leveraged the critical Apache ActiveMQ flaw CVE‑2023‑46604 to achieve remote code execution, download a Metasploit stager via CertUtil, and gain SYSTEM privileges on a Windows host. After dumping LSASS credentials, they moved laterally using a harvested domain‑admin account,...
By GBHackers On Security
News•Feb 25, 2026
SleepyCat Reports Rs 98 Cr Revenue and Rs 9 Cr Loss in FY25
SleepyCat posted a 44% jump in FY25 operating revenue, reaching roughly Rs 98 crore, while its losses widened to Rs 9 crore. The direct‑to‑consumer mattress maker saw material costs rise 52% and advertising spend climb 46%, pushing total expenses up 44% year‑on‑year. Finished‑goods sales...
By Entrackr
News•Feb 25, 2026
Healthcare Platform Gut Clinic Raises $1 Mn in Seed Round
Gut Clinic, a gastro‑metabolic health platform founded in 2024, secured $1 million (≈₹9 crore) in a seed round backed by more than 15 investors. The capital will fund new outpatient centres, upgraded clinical systems, and expanded diagnostic services across India’s $197 billion preventive...
By Entrackr
News•Feb 25, 2026
ALTUS LSA Develops UAV Platforms for Collaborative Disaster Response Projects
ALTUS LSA, a UAV developer, is joining two Horizon Europe initiatives—FORESIGHT and PANTHEON—to create advanced drone platforms for disaster response. FORESIGHT focuses on heavy‑lift multicopter UAVs capable of carrying 40‑100 kg payloads, equipped with LiDAR and laser beacons for navigation in...
By Unmanned Systems Technology – News
News•Feb 25, 2026
Mustek Warns Chip-Supply Crisis Far From Over
Mustek warned that memory and storage shortages driven by rapid AI infrastructure expansion will persist until 2027, tightening component availability and pricing. The South African distributor said its integrated distribution model helps stabilise supply but margins remain pressured. Mustek also...
By TechCentral (South Africa)
News•Feb 25, 2026
ENovate and Cobi Partner to Launch AI-Powered Digital Payment Infrastructure in Egypt
eNovate, a subsidiary of eFinance Investment Group, has teamed with UAE‑based AI platform Cobi under Mastercard’s Engage programme to embed artificial intelligence across Egypt’s digital payment landscape. The partnership will debut in Q1 2026 on eNovate’s Rize digital wallet, delivering real‑time...
By The Fintech Times
News•Feb 25, 2026
J&J Reports the FDA’s sBLA Submission for Imaavy to Treat Warm Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia
Johnson & Johnson has filed a supplemental Biologics License Application (sBLA) with the U.S. FDA for Imaavy (nipocalimab‑aahu), a monoclonal antibody intended to treat warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia (wAIHA). The filing is supported by the Phase II/III ENERGY trial, which demonstrated...
By PharmaShots
News•Feb 25, 2026
Stop Shouting: A Case for a Quieter Honesty in Behaviour Change Campaigns
Erin Moy highlights the New Zealand Herpes Foundation’s campaign as a benchmark for behavior‑change communication, swapping shock tactics for radical honesty, wit, and empathy. The ad dismantles long‑standing stigma around genital herpes by inviting viewers into a relatable conversation rather...
By Marketing Magazine (Australia)
News•Feb 25, 2026
OAuth Vulnerabilities in Entra ID Could Exploit ChatGPT to Breach User Email Accounts
Security researchers have identified a new OAuth consent attack vector in Microsoft Entra ID where a legitimate service principal such as ChatGPT is granted high‑risk Graph permissions like Mail.Read. By tricking users into approving a consent screen, attackers obtain persistent...
By GBHackers On Security
News•Feb 25, 2026
AI’s Priority Shift and Impact for ERP Systems
Artificial intelligence is moving from experimental pilots to a core, existential priority in enterprise resource planning, with Aptean positioning its AppCentral platform as the foundation for industry‑specific AI integration. The platform embeds AI agents, natural‑language queries and intelligent workflows directly...
By ERP Today
News•Feb 25, 2026
Muhammad Aqeel: Semantic Caching in PostgreSQL: A Hands-On Guide to Pg_semantic_cache
The article introduces pg_semantic_cache, a PostgreSQL extension that stores query results alongside vector embeddings to enable semantic caching. By matching on meaning rather than exact text, the extension can identify duplicate intents across varied phrasing, dramatically increasing cache hit rates....
By Planet PostgreSQL (aggregator)
News•Feb 25, 2026
How AI at the Edge Is Reinventing Manufacturing Quality
AI‑powered quality control, driven by edge computing and Arm‑based processors, is reshaping modern manufacturing. By embedding intelligence on the factory floor, manufacturers can detect anomalies in real time, cut waste, and continuously fine‑tune processes. Siemens’ partnership with Arm showcases the...
By Metrology News
News•Feb 25, 2026
From Avoiding Bad Ads To Demanding ROI
Integral Ad Science (IAS) is shifting from merely blocking bad ads to proving that media quality drives measurable ROI for brands. CEO Lisa Utzschneider says advertisers now demand evidence that premium placements improve efficiency, prompting IAS to deploy AI models...
By Multichannel Merchant
News•Feb 25, 2026
Online Consultations Part of New GP Contract
A new NHS England GP contract, backed by £485 million, will guarantee same‑day appointments for urgent patients. It mandates that online consultation platforms remain available throughout core hours and redirects £292 million to recruit roughly 1,600 additional full‑time‑equivalent GPs. The contract expands...
By UKAuthority (UK)
News•Feb 25, 2026
What Is Physical AI, and How Can You Invest in It?
Tesla announced it will cease Model S and X production to convert the Fremont space into an Optimus robot factory, signaling a strategic shift toward physical artificial intelligence. Physical AI, defined as intelligence embedded in machines that operate in the...
By MoneyWeek – All
News•Feb 25, 2026
Tenants Using Bank Fraud Reports to Challenge Rent and Deposit Payments – Claim
Tenants are increasingly filing Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud reports to contest rent and holding‑deposit payments, treating the banking route as a quicker, less adversarial alternative to traditional tenancy dispute mechanisms. Letting agents are left to defend these claims through...
By The Negotiator – Technology (UK)
News•Feb 25, 2026
Secfix Raises $12M Series A to Build End-to-End Security Compliance Platform
Munich‑based Secfix closed an oversubscribed $12 million Series A round led by Alstin Capital, with Bayern Kapital and existing backer neosfer participating. The funding will accelerate Secfix’s European expansion and the development of its AI‑native automation and CISO‑as‑a‑Service capabilities. Secfix’s platform automates...
By Tech.eu
News•Feb 25, 2026
Crown and Magistrate Courts Digitisation Funding Boost
The UK government will fund every Crown court in England and Wales to operate at maximum capacity in 2026/27, with an extra £287 million for digital upgrades and infrastructure. Total court and tribunal funding rises to £2.785 billion, up from £2.538 billion. No...
By UKAuthority (UK)
News•Feb 25, 2026
No Traffic, No Moat: How AI Breaks The Economics Of Destination Publishing
Google’s AI Overviews launched in May 2024 sharply cut referral traffic to publisher‑owned sites, exposing the fragility of the destination‑publishing model. Fixed costs—CMS, ad tech, analytics, compliance—remain while traffic‑dependent ad and subscription revenues collapse. Only publishers with strong brands, durable subscriptions,...
By AdExchanger
News•Feb 25, 2026
MHCLG Adopts User-Focus to Digital Planning Case Studies
MHCLG’s Digital Planning team has overhauled its case study format to prioritize user‑focused design, guided by research on how planners consume content. The new layout features an upfront overview box, plain‑language summaries, comparative before‑and‑after metrics, and simple visual aids. A...
By UKAuthority (UK)
News•Feb 25, 2026
In Brief SOTU Remarks, Trump Asks Congress to "Codify" MFN
President Donald Trump used a brief four‑minute segment of his State of the Union address to push Congress to codify his Most‑Favoured Nations (MFN) drug‑pricing program. He claimed the voluntary agreements would give Americans the lowest prescription prices worldwide, though...
By pharmaphorum
News•Feb 25, 2026
Microsoft Alerts Developers of Malicious Next.js Repositories Used in Ongoing Hacker Attacks
Microsoft Defender has identified a coordinated campaign that weaponizes seemingly legitimate Next.js repositories to compromise developers. The malicious projects, often presented as interview assessments, exploit Visual Studio Code workspace automation, build‑time scripts, and server startup routines to fetch and execute...
By GBHackers On Security
News•Feb 25, 2026
South Africa’s Draft AI Policy Headed to Cabinet
South Africa’s draft artificial intelligence policy is set to be discussed by the economic cluster ministerial council next month before moving to a cabinet committee, with a gazette for public comment slated for March. The framework, built on 14 pillars...
By TechCentral (South Africa)
News•Feb 25, 2026
How LB Rode the Brutal Capital Markets to One of 2025’s Most Successful IPOs
LB Pharma went public in September 2024, pricing its shares at $15 and raising $285 million despite a severely constrained capital market. The IPO followed a Phase 2 trial that showed LB‑102 markedly reduced schizophrenia symptoms, sparking investor demand even as venture...
By BioSpace
News•Feb 25, 2026
Opinion: Balancing Safety Access in Rare Disease—Lessons From Sarepta
In July 2025 the FDA ordered a complete halt of Sarepta’s gene‑therapy Elevidys after two non‑ambulatory Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) patients died, sparking a market plunge and patient access concerns. Sarepta argues that ambulatory patients, who had been receiving Elevidys...
By BioSpace
News•Feb 25, 2026
Cashing In on ‘Creative Fundamentals’ To Fund Rare Disease R&D
The FDA reauthorized its rare pediatric disease priority review voucher program, bolstering a wave of regulatory incentives that include new guidance on plausible mechanisms and a Rare Disease Evidence Principles framework. Yet ultra‑rare indications still struggle to attract traditional venture...
By BioSpace
News•Feb 25, 2026
Can Solid Perfume Be the Next Body Mist?
Solid perfume is emerging as a fast‑growing fragrance format, with Sol de Janeiro’s new Jelly Perfume balms leading the latest wave. The alcohol‑free sticks prioritize a skin‑felt, intimate scent rather than room‑filling projection, echoing a broader consumer desire for subtlety...
By Glossy
News•Feb 25, 2026
Scotland’s New Emissions Strategy ‘Too Reliant on Science Fiction’, Critics Say
Scotland has reduced emissions by 51.3% since 1990, but the UK Climate Change Committee says its new medium‑term emissions strategy relies heavily on unproven technologies. While the CCC praises the shift to five‑year carbon budgets and rates 91% of 2030...
By The Guardian – Environment
News•Feb 25, 2026
From the Outside In: A Smarter Approach to Vendor Access
Security teams increasingly view vendors and contractors as the most vulnerable entry points, exposing gaps in traditional employee‑centric access controls. Boon Edam advocates an “outside‑in” strategy that places layered verification at the perimeter, limiting tailgating and ad‑hoc credential use. By shifting...
By Security Magazine – Building Security
News•Feb 25, 2026
Make Every Location Your Best Location: Drive More Revenue From Your Underperforming Stores
Fast Casual’s new white paper, sponsored by Momos Guest AI, reveals that multi‑location restaurant and retail brands can reclaim up to $28 million annually by revitalizing their lowest‑performing stores. The report highlights that 96 % of unhappy guests never complain, and that...
By Fast Casual
News•Feb 25, 2026
Ground Segment Market Analysis 2026
The global ground‑segment market is projected to reach $27‑$32 b by 2030, growing at a 6‑8% CAGR from $18‑$21 b in 2024. Revenue trails satellite hardware by roughly 60%, but the sector remains essential for operational continuity across defense, civil, and commercial...
By New Space Economy
News•Feb 25, 2026
How IKEA Got Closer to Its Shoppers with New Small-Format Stores, Best Buy Partnership
IKEA U.S. announced four new stores in Chicago, Tulsa, Fort Collins and Los Angeles, bringing its 2026 rollout to ten locations, including its first city‑center store in LA and first Oklahoma outlet. The retailer posted $5.3 billion in total sales for fiscal 2025, with...
By Modern Retail
News•Feb 25, 2026
Software Defined Satellites Market Analysis 2026
Software‑defined satellites offer on‑orbit reconfigurability but cost roughly 30% more to build than fixed‑function platforms. Analysts project the market could exceed $10 billion by 2030, yet technical limits, launch‑vehicle economics, and lengthy regulatory approvals curb realistic growth. Real‑world deployments by Intelsat,...
By New Space Economy
News•Feb 25, 2026
High Throughput Satellites Market Analysis 2026
The high‑throughput satellite (HTS) market is confronting a structural oversupply, with capacity expanding far faster than revenue‑generating demand. While analysts forecast 15‑20% CAGR through 2030, actual utilization sits between 20% and 50%, compressing pricing and squeezing margins. Maritime and aviation...
By New Space Economy
News•Feb 25, 2026
Snowflake Postgres: Unify Postgres and Analytics on One Platform
Snowflake announced the general availability of Snowflake Postgres, a fully managed PostgreSQL service built directly into the Snowflake platform. The offering delivers 100% community‑Postgres compatibility while leveraging Snowflake’s security, high‑availability architecture, and native AI capabilities. By unifying transactional and analytical...
By Snowflake Blog
News•Feb 25, 2026
China Airlines, Agoda Launch StayMiles Hotel Platform
Agoda’s Rocket Travel division has partnered with China Airlines to launch StayMiles, a white‑label hotel booking platform for the carrier’s loyalty members. The service gives members access to over 600,000 properties worldwide and lets them earn up to 10,000 miles...
By TTG Asia
News•Feb 25, 2026
Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition "Switch 2 Vs. PS5 Vs. PS4" Graphics and Framerate Comparison
Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition arrived digitally on Nintendo Switch 2, delivering the complete base game, six official expansions, and over 150 Creation Club items. The launch coincides with a side‑by‑side video that pits the Switch 2 version against PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 in graphics...
By GoNintendo
News•Feb 25, 2026
Majority of Gulf Region Companies Now Adopting Gen AI – Survey
A Deloitte survey of 649 tax, finance and legal professionals shows generative AI adoption in the Gulf Cooperation Council has accelerated, with non‑adoption dropping from 52% in 2024 to 29% in 2025. Quality improvement is the top priority (38%), followed...
By Global Legal Post (Technology)
News•Feb 25, 2026
RWS Global Deploys Box’s AI Tools to Streamline Contract Workflow
RWS Global partnered with Box to embed AI‑driven tools into its contract lifecycle, leveraging Box Enterprise Advanced, Box Doc Gen, and Box Sign. The new no‑code workflow automates document generation, legal approval, and e‑signature, cutting processing time from roughly 20 minutes to...
By ComputerWeekly