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The New Wave of Battery Tech Aiming to Outlast Lithium-Ion
A crop of well-funded startups is betting that solid-state and sodium-based battery chemistries can finally break lithium-ion's decades-long grip on the energy storage market.
By Sofia Bregman

The Quiet Rise of Edge AI in Everyday Devices
As chipmakers pack more inference power into smaller footprints, AI is quietly moving off the cloud and onto the devices in our pockets, cars, and kitchens.
By Priya Nandakumar

Inside the Push to Standardize Post-Quantum Encryption
With quantum computers inching closer to practical viability, enterprises are racing to migrate critical systems to encryption standards designed to withstand them.
By Marcus Oyelaran
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Salesforce and Anthropic Launch Claudeforce to Bring AI-Powered Sales Automation Into Claude
Salesforce and Anthropic expand their partnership with Claudeforce, combining Claude's AI reasoning with Salesforce CRM data, workflows and enterprise security controls.

Oracle Brings Google TPUs to OCI, Expanding AI Computing Options for Enterprises
Oracle and Google Cloud are bringing Google's AI chips to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure in 2027, giving businesses more options for AI training and inference.

Researchers Chain Cloudflare Security Flaws to Bypass CSP and Execute Malicious JavaScript
Security researchers uncover a chain of weaknesses in Cloudflare Image Transformations that could bypass browser security policies and enable cross-site scripting.

The AI Boom Could Put Personal Privacy at Risk as Companies Face Pressure to Profit
AI's growing commercial pressures are raising concerns about personal data privacy, sensitive information exposure and how technology companies manage user trust.

SAP Introduces AI-Powered Assistants to Simplify Cloud ERP Migration and Modernization
SAP has introduced migration and modernization assistants to help customers simplify their transition to cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. T

Malaysia Seizes $12 Million Worth of AI Chips at Airport in Fifth Case This Year
Malaysian authorities have seized artificial intelligence chips valued at approximately $12 million at an airport, marking the fifth such case reported in the country this year.
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