Facing delisting risks, ScanTech AI Systems executes a decisive compliance strategy involving a reverse stock split and updated financial filings to secure its place on the Nasdaq Global Market.
As AI integration deepens in 2025, security experts identify critical 'no-go' zones for chatbot interactions to prevent permanent data leaks and identity theft.
Read MoreFrom autonomous refuse robots to all-electric construction lifts, Oshkosh Corporation's latest innovations signal a major shift in how essential industrial services operate.
Read MoreAs the trading year closes, mounting anxiety over unproven returns on massive AI investments has triggered volatility and skepticism among global fund managers.
Read MoreAs AI pushes U.S. power demands toward critical levels, researchers unveil advanced liquid cooling systems destined for the next generation of supercomputers.
Read MoreA sharp rotation away from Big Tech is underway as earnings reports from Oracle and Broadcom expose the high costs of the AI boom, triggering warnings from central banks and industry leaders.
Read MoreIn a bid to regain ground in the AI hardware race, Intel is reportedly in advanced talks to acquire chip startup SambaNova for a fraction of its previous valuation.
Read MoreIn what would be its largest acquisition to date, enterprise giant ServiceNow is in advanced talks to buy cybersecurity unicorn Armis, signaling a massive shift toward asset intelligence.
Read MoreFrom UC Berkeley to the University of Glasgow, higher education institutions are leveraging real-time 3D replicas to optimize energy, predict maintenance, and bolster disaster resilience.
Read MoreIn a strategic move to decentralize US tech dominance, Vanderbilt University and Chattanooga's EPB have launched a dedicated quantum institute, blending academic prowess with commercial utility infrastructure.
Read MoreFrom autonomous micro-factories to federal waste strategies, a wave of innovation is transforming how the global food industry tackles its carbon footprint.
Read MoreNew data reveals a concerning rise in human H5N1 cases linked to dairy cattle, with identifying mutations that may hinder standard treatments. Global health agencies call for immediate surveillance upgrades.
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