Latest articles on AI, technology, and software development.
Silicon-carbon battery technology is delivering 6000–7000mAh capacities in slim smartphones — here is how it works, which devices have it now, and what the real-world tradeoffs look like.
A data-grounded analysis of Bitcoin's Layer 2 ecosystem in 2026 — covering Lightning Network capacity and routing realities, Ark's VTXO model, Taproot Assets, and Silent Payments, with concrete guidance on which L2 fits which use case.
In February 2025, Google reversed its long-standing ban on fingerprinting, permitting it for advertising. In April 2025, Privacy Sandbox was officially discontinued. Third-party cookies didn't die as promised. Tracking has become harder to block, not easier — and most users have no idea.
Vehicle-to-Grid charging went from pilot programs to commercial service in 2026. Hyundai and Kia are running paid V2G programs in Europe. The F-150 Lightning built a community of 9.6 kW mobile power stations. The grid needs what these cars can provide — and the economics are starting to make sense for owners too.
48.5% of organizations are actively using OpenTelemetry in 2026, with 224 million Python SDK downloads in January alone. OTel has won the instrumentation standard war. The question now is how to use it well, not whether to use it.
In March 2026, NASA formally paused the Lunar Gateway program, the cislunar space station that was central to Artemis architecture for half a decade. The pivot is toward a sustained surface presence and a Moon base — a simpler, faster, and politically more durable plan.
Waymo completed 14 million trips in 2025 and is doing 500,000+ rides per week. Annualized revenue hit $355 million in February. London expansion is next. A $126 billion valuation says something about expectations — the question is whether the math holds at scale.
Steam Deck created the category. Four years later, flagships from ASUS, Lenovo, and MSI are pushing $1,200–$1,500. The performance is genuinely impressive. The value proposition has gotten complicated.
Gartner predicts 40% of enterprise apps will embed task-specific AI agents by 2026, up from under 5% last year. The per-seat subscription isn't disappearing, but for specific categories it's already being replaced by something fundamentally different.
By early 2026, more than 200 AI-designed compounds are in clinical testing. The first AI-discovered drug to show positive Phase II efficacy results is now advancing. The FDA has opened an accelerated pathway. Here's where the science actually stands.
US data center power demand is projected to hit 41 GW in 2026, up from 31 GW last year. Tech companies have signed contracts for over 10 GW of new nuclear capacity. The grid isn't keeping up.
GitHub's shift from flat-rate premium requests to usage-based AI Credits billing took effect June 1, 2026. For teams running agentic sessions, the cost structure is meaningfully different than the old model.