Flahy uses knowledge graphs to support AI-powered healthcare

AI helps companies interpret biological data for drug development and more personalized care. Health technology company Flahy Inc. applies this approach to clinical decision support, bringing together information that could impact a person’s next step in prevention or treatment, it says Jagjit Singh (Pictured right), founder and CEO of Flahy. “There is so much knowledge … Read more

A newspaper from 1960 said that the human population would shrink ad infinitum in the next month. It’s about 8.3 billion

Through the mirror: The world’s population is expected to reach about 8.3 billion people by the middle of next month, far less than the mathematically infinite population predicted in a 1960 forecast. The failed prediction has relevance for debates about artificial intelligence. It shows how a model can track an accelerating trend for years without … Read more

Scientists stop quantum particles using a magnetic field that they have never passed through

Quantum particles can move between two locations through a process called tunneling. However, what if a particle suddenly stopped moving due to a magnetic field that it never directly interacted with? Physicists at the University of Oxford have recreated this counterintuitive behavior with a hybrid quantum computer and demonstrated the Aharonov-Bohm effect in a simulated … Read more

The US is planning ship-killing missiles for its B-52 strategic bomber jet

There are plans to integrate the Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) into the payload of the US Navy’s B-52 “Stratofortresses” fleet. The Navy will reportedly contract Lockheed Martin to make this happen. The plan appears to be to effectively convert B-52s into long-range flying anti-ship missile silos. This would provide the Navy with some interesting tactical … Read more

Microsoft and Adobe grapple with green card bans as Vance accuses tech companies of leaving out American workers

What just happened? Vice President JD Vance announced that Microsoft has been suspended from a federal program to encourage foreign workers to receive green cards. The government claims the Redmond giant abused the system by cutting American jobs. However, Microsoft defends that most visa applications were for people who already worked there. The suspension affects … Read more

Autonomous IT at LogicMonitor Elevate 2026

Enterprise IT teams are deploying applications faster than ever, but their ability to identify and resolve production issues doesn’t always keep up. The growing complexity of hybrid infrastructures, cloud-native applications and connected digital services is putting traditional monitoring approaches under pressure. As organizations accelerate software delivery and expand the use of AI, IT operations teams … Read more

US company wants to commercialize autonomous rail freight transport: $100 million in financing

Parallel Systems has raised $100 million in a new round of funding to expand production of its autonomous, battery-electric freight rail vehicles. The company is betting that smaller, self-propelled railcars can make rail shipping more competitive than trucks on shorter routes. The Los Angeles-based company announced the close of its Series C round on Oct. … Read more

From gaming graphics to AI dominance, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang receives America’s highest scientific honor

What just happened? Jensen Huang received the National Medal of Science for transforming the GPU from a graphics chip into a computing platform for AI and scientific research. President Donald Trump presented the award to Nvidia’s founder and CEO at a technology summit at the US Institute of Peace in Washington, DC AMD CEO Lisa … Read more

Autonomous combat drone capabilities are expected to provide a new funding boost for expansion

Ukrainian defense company Buntar Aerospace has raised $16 million in a new round of funding to expand production, develop its autonomous systems and enter new markets. The investment brings the company’s total capital to $30 million as the company looks to build on its experience in supplying reconnaissance technology to front-line units in Ukraine. The … Read more

Bottlenecks in the AI ​​infrastructure are coming into focus

The race for artificial intelligence infrastructure is no longer just about building faster chips. Bottlenecks in AI infrastructure are drawing attention to a larger challenge: feeding these chips with data, connecting over high-speed networks, and operating within increasingly demanding performance and cooling limits. This system-level challenge is the focus of the AI ​​Data Pipeline Forum … Read more