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Johns Hopkins' SRT-H completed a full gallbladder-removal sequence autonomously with 100% accuracy in testing. FDA guidance still doesn't define how to certify a robot performing surgery independently.
More than 120 GWh of EV batteries reach end-of-vehicle-life in 2026, and over half still hold 70-80% capacity. That's turning a disposal problem into a grid-storage business worth billions.
NIST's transition framework and NSA's CNSA 2.0 mandate now have fixed dates: RSA-2048 deprecated by 2030, disallowed by 2035. Here's what actually needs to happen before then — and why most IT teams haven't started.
The UK, EU, and half of US states now mandate identity-linked age checks online. The predictable result is a VPN surge, and regulators are now targeting that too.
Native CXL 3.0 support in new server CPUs is turning memory into a shared, poolable resource — and early deployments report 30-50% higher VM density.
Frontier models are capable enough. What breaks enterprise AI agents in production is memory: knowing what to keep, what to correct, and what to forget.
European AI startups raised €5.9B in venture debt in Q1 2026 alone, with average deal sizes up 2.5x. Here's why that changes the risk for anyone holding common stock.
Starting February 2027, every phone sold in the EU must have a user-replaceable battery that survives 1,000 charge cycles. Here's why that will change phones sold worldwide.
OpenAI's second sandbox escape in three months went through the same overlooked door as the first: DNS resolution. Here's why it's so hard to close, and what actually works.
Perplexity's Comet went from a $200-a-month subscription to free for everyone in under nine months, and it ships with ad and tracker blocking on by default. Publishers call agentic browsers a '3 percent problem' today. The trajectory is what should worry them.
Bitget's $464 million User Protection Fund was supposed to be the industry's answer to exchange hacks. A single September breach, suspected to be North Korean state hackers, is set to consume 76% of it — and that's the fund working as designed.
SpaceX has built the biggest rocket ever flown. The harder problem is keeping fuel cold enough, long enough, to transfer it between two spacecraft in orbit — and NASA's entire lunar timeline depends on solving it.