Biz & IT

Eminent Domain and Data Centers: A Reality Check
With data centers driving new transmission lines, power companies are increasingly using eminent domain to seize land.

NextBSD Project Returns to FreeBSD
NextBSD has been revived under developer Joe Maloney, aiming to integrate Apple Darwin components into the FreeBSD kernel.

MSI Cyborg 15: Worth It or Not?
The MSI Cyborg 15 is a capable midrange gaming laptop that handles multitasking well, but it comes with some heat issues.

Microsoft Secure Boot Flaws Raise Reliability Fears
A decade-long failure to revoke defective firmware shims has left Windows and Linux devices exposed to bootkit threats.

Jensen Huang: Engineers Build Nvidia AI agents
Jensen Huang says his engineers prefer building Nvidia AI agents to writing Python code, casting it as a promotion.

Iran Strikes 85 U.S. Sites, Markets Decline
Iran strikes 85 U.S. sites in the Gulf, triggering a surge in oil prices and a global selloff in stocks across major markets.

2026 FIFA World Cup and Local Soccer Fandom
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup driving record interest, Gotham FC CEO Carolyn Tisch Blodgett explores converting viewership into fandom.

Caveman AI and the Tokenpocalypse
As AI models hit high costs, users turn to Caveman to strip away linguistic fluff, signaling a broader tokenpocalypse.

Apple AirTag 4-Pack: Is $89 Worth It?
The Apple AirTag 4-pack is on sale for $89. Here is why this Bluetooth tracker remains a solid pick for iPhone users.

Psion Founder David Potter: A Tech Legacy
David Potter, the pioneer who brought us Psion pocket computers, has died at 82. We look at his lasting tech impact.

Fable 5: A Reality Check for Freelancers
Anthropic's Fable 5 set an AI performance record, but what does its 16% automation rate actually mean for your work?
