The Future of AI, Automation & Digital Innovation
Nvidia has launched a business model where, in addition to selling hardware, it receives a percentage of revenue generated by its AI cloud customers. In return, it offers credit tokens and financial support to startups with limited capital. The first partners are Sharon AI and Firmus Technologies.
CISA has added the critical vulnerability CVE-2026-45659 in Microsoft SharePoint Server to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. Despite Microsoft rating exploitation as 'less likely', the agency confirmed active attacks. The flaw allows remote code execution with only site member permissions, affecting multiple versions of SharePoint on-premises.
A wave of tech startups embraces nihilism: they no longer pretend to change the world, but to exploit its dysfunctions. From uncontrolled generative AI to platform economies that erode trust, 'move fast and break things' mutates into 'break things and profit.'
Meta is reportedly preparing to launch Meta Compute, a cloud computing service to rent GPU capacity and AI models, directly competing with AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. The initiative aims to monetize the massive investment in AI infrastructure, which could reach $145 billion this year.
Scientists have created the first global map of the mycorrhizal fungal network that connects plant roots. This finding could transform our understanding of carbon sequestration and offer new tools to mitigate climate change.
A UNICEF analysis across 10 countries estimates that 20 million children already use artificial intelligence tools, adopting them three times faster than adults. This phenomenon, described as a 'global experiment,' outpaces the response capacity of current regulatory frameworks.
Sony has announced that starting January 2028 it will stop manufacturing physical discs for PlayStation, pushing players toward a fully digital ecosystem. This means games will no longer be owned, but rather a revocable usage license will be obtained. We analyze the implications for consumers, the industry, and the concept of digital ownership.
The €4.1 billion fine imposed on Google by the European Commission is the largest penalty for abuse of dominant position in history. The case focuses on how Google used Android to block competition, forcing manufacturers to pre-install its services and search engine.
According to the Financial Times, OpenAI is pushing a proposal in which leading artificial intelligence companies would cede a 5% equity stake to the U.S. government. The move aims to share the benefits and risks of AI at the national level, but raises doubts about its feasibility and potential conflicts of interest.
Godot Engine has announced it will stop accepting AI-generated code and text in its contributions. The decision, driven by maintainer overload from low-quality submissions, marks a milestone in the relationship between artificial intelligence and open source software development.
Meta has announced that Ray-Ban smart glasses will require a monthly subscription to access advanced features like real-time translation and an enhanced AI assistant. This move reflects a growing industry trend toward recurring revenue models beyond hardware sales.
Researchers have developed a device that pumps oxygen-rich fluid through the ocular artery, enabling eyes from deceased donors to regain the ability to respond to light. The breakthrough could make full eye transplantation possible, a milestone never achieved in humans.