Smarter Wearables That Go Beyond Fitness Fitness tracking used to mean counting your steps and maybe logging some calories. That was then. In 2024, wearables are crossing the line from lifestyle gadgets into medical tech territory. Devices are now capable of monitoring heart rhythm irregularities, blood oxygen levels, sleep quality, stress indicators even early signs […]
NexaByte Acquires CloudSynth for $2.1B NexaByte’s $2.1 billion acquisition of CloudSynth isn’t just another headline it’s a strategic land grab. The move gives NexaByte end to end control over edge cloud integrations, putting it in the rare position of owning both the data pipeline and the intelligence that flows through it. With CloudSynth’s real time
Start with the Obvious Checks Before diving into deeper settings and diagnostics, rule out the basics. First up: is WiFi even turned on? Click the WiFi icon in your menu bar. If it’s grayed out or says “WiFi: Off,” you’ve found your problem. Simple fix turn it on. Still no connection? Try toggling WiFi off
Breaches Are Bigger and More Expensive Than Ever In 2026, the financial damage of a data breach isn’t just a line item anymore it’s a strategic liability. The average global cost per breach is now hovering around $5.2 million, a 12% jump from the previous year. This isn’t just an enterprise problem, either. Small and
The Stakes of the AI Race in 2026 AI isn’t hype anymore it’s table stakes. In just a few years, it’s gone from boardroom talking point to core business function. Whether it’s automating logistics, overhauling search, or writing code, AI is now driving key decisions across virtually every industry. Companies not using it aren’t lagging
Understand How Malware Has Evolved As we move into 2026, malware has grown exponentially in sophistication and reach. It’s no longer just about stealing data it’s about control, deception, and deeply personal exploitation. To defend against these new threats, you need to understand how today’s malware operates. The New Breed of Digital Threats Modern malware
What Exactly Are Brain Computer Interfaces (BCIs)? Turning Thoughts Into Commands At their core, BCIs (Brain Computer Interfaces) are systems that translate brain activity into digital signals. These signals are then interpreted by software to trigger specific commands like moving a cursor, controlling a prosthetic limb, or navigating a VR environment. Here’s how it works
Carbon Neutral or Bust: Why 2026 Matters Deadlines are no longer abstract. The push for net zero by 2030 much of it legally binding means that critical waypoints are arriving faster than expected. For many countries and major corporations, 2026 is the pivot point. Emissions need to be reduced at scale, and halfway makeshift solutions
From Algorithms to Artistry Back in the 2010s, Generative Adversarial Networks GANs broke through the noise. For the first time, machines could create images that looked human made. At first, the outputs were glitchy and surreal. But the potential was obvious. GANs laid the foundation for an entire wave of visual AI. Fast forward to
What Digital Twins Actually Are At the core, a digital twin is a virtual representation of something real. That “thing” could be a jet engine, a city’s traffic grid, or a human heart. Whatever it is, the goal is the same: mirror the real world system in a digital space so it can be analyzed,