Articles by Date: February / 2026

A top memory executive warns that a severe RAM shortage looming in 2026 could force companies to scale back products and even lead to some businesses failing.

New findings suggests CDG-2 is a dark matter galaxy, with 99% of its mass being dark matter. It presents a puzzle for astronomers, offering clues about the universe's mysteries.

Sarvam, an Indian AI startup, has released the Indus chat app, entering the competitive AI market and challenging major global players like OpenAI and Google in India.

OpenAI debated whether to alert authorities about a suspected shooter's unsettling ChatGPT use prior to a mass shooting in Canada, raising ethical questions.

A Google VP warns that two specific types of AI startups might face serious struggles in the current competitive environment.

The growth of digital data raises concerns about the need for solid privacy laws in the US. It's time to rethink our regulations to protect personal information.

The US is deploying Tech Corps members overseas to leverage AI for development and secure its position in the competitive AI market.

The Digital Markets Act opens the door for alternative app stores on iOS in the EU and Japan. See the main players challenging Apple's dominance.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman dismisses worries about AI's water consumption, highlighting the importance of addressing total energy usage and shifting to cleaner energy sources.

Flock cameras are facing a wave of vandalism across the US, raising questions about public acceptance and the future of surveillance technology. Some are smashing the cameras in a bold statement.

OpenAI partners with the Department of Defense, raising questions about AI ethics and the future of technology in warfare. Is this a step forward or a cause for concern?

NASA has postponed its Moon landing target to 2028 with the Artemis IV mission, prioritizing safety and aiming for more frequent lunar missions after addressing safety concerns.