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Seventeenth time down the pile. Same handling — gather, arrange, resist the urge to tie it together. Two on where the AI money is actually going. Meta's compute pivot sits at the center of where infrastructure investors think the margin really sits, while a separate piece argues the manic phase is real but the crash date isn't — broadly correct consensus, wrong in its … [Read more...] about Seventeen: Whatever Was Still Open

Murata’s latest move into ultra-low power magnetic sensing feels like one of those quiet but important infrastructure shifts in wearable and medical electronics that you only really appreciate once you think about where the bottlenecks actually are. Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (TOKYO: 6981, ISIN: JP3914400001) has started mass production of its MRMS166R and MRMS168R … [Read more...] about Murata Begins Mass Production of Ultra-Low-Power AMR Magnetic Sensors for Wearables, Healthcare, and IoT

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has officially renewed the operating license for Duke Energy’s Robinson Nuclear Plant for an additional 20 years, allowing the South Carolina facility to continue generating electricity through 2050. Located in Hartsville, Robinson remains a major pillar of the region’s energy system, supplying enough electricity to power approximately … [Read more...] about Robinson Nuclear Plant License Renewed to 2050, Strengthening South Carolina’s Energy Future

6K Additive opened its Burgettstown facility to Guy Reschenthaler, offering a closer look at how the company is positioning itself at the center of a growing push for domestic control over critical materials. The visit wasn’t just symbolic—it landed squarely in the middle of an increasingly urgent conversation around supply chain resilience, defense readiness, and energy … [Read more...] about 6K Additive Showcases Domestic Metal Supply Strategy During Congressional Visit

The launch of Text-to-Vote by Upland Software at the America’s Newspapers Mega-Conference 2026 feels less like a product release and more like a signal—another small but telling shift in how local media is trying to rebuild itself around participation instead of passive readership. The premise is almost deceptively simple: let audiences vote via SMS, remove friction, and wrap … [Read more...] about Text-to-Vote and the Monetization of Audience Attention

A new report from the Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) by the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CAM) paints a stark picture of how antisemitic content is not only present on Instagram, but actively distributed through the platform’s own recommendation systems. The findings, based on a concentrated 96-hour monitoring period, suggest that the issue extends beyond isolated … [Read more...] about Algorithmic Amplification: ARC Report Raises Alarms Over Antisemitic Content on Instagram

OREA’s response to the 2026 Ontario Budget lands as both endorsement and gentle pressure, the kind that signals alignment without letting the conversation end too early. The association frames the budget as a meaningful step toward preserving homeownership as something still within reach, pointing to a policy direction that emphasizes affordability, supply, and economic … [Read more...] about Ontario Budget 2026 Gets OREA’s Backing on Housing, but the Hard Part Still Lies Ahead

Ontario International Airport’s February numbers point to an airport that is still expanding on two transportational fronts at once: passenger traffic and cargo throughput. Total passenger volume reached 478,625 for the month, up 6.3% from February 2025, while total air cargo climbed to 66,529 tons, a 10.3% increase. Year to date, ONT handled 971,520 passengers, up 5.0%, … [Read more...] about Ontario International Airport Keeps Growing as International Traffic and Cargo Push Higher

The fourth annual Chiplet Summit returned to the Santa Clara Convention Center with a sense of momentum that felt unmistakable, almost physical, as if the industry itself had decided this was the year chiplets stopped being a promise and became the default direction. The 2026 Best of Show Awards reflected that shift clearly, spotlighting not just clever ideas but technologies … [Read more...] about Chiplet Summit 2026 Best of Show Awards, January 2026, Santa Clara Convention Center

Smartoptics Group ASA closed the fourth quarter of 2025 with its strongest financial performance to date, reporting record revenues of USD 23.2 million, up 37.7 percent year on year. The quarter capped what the company itself describes as a phenomenal year, combining rapid top-line growth with improved profitability and clear strategic momentum. Gross margin for the quarter … [Read more...] about Smartoptics Group ASA Delivers Record Q4 2025 Revenue as AI-Driven Demand Accelerates