How border drones are reshaping surveillance infrastructure. According to federal filings reviewed by Wired, Customs and Border Protection is formalizing the use of small, deployable drones for continuous monitoring. Unlike earlier systems, these tools enable real time tracking

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Data centers are crowding the grid, could smarter software be the missing switch that boosts reliability and capacity without digging up new wires? 👉Read more:

This year the internet stopped being a playground: Trump, DOGE, and Chinese hackers turned clicks into real world harm. 👉Read more:

4/ Key detail: Nvidia is lining up huge memory deliveries 16-Hi HBM from major suppliers through Q4 2026 to feed giant training runs. 👉Read more:

🇸🇴 Major new questions for Ilhan Omar in wake of fraud scandal Reports show that while members of the Minnesota Somali community were carrying out a billion dollar fraud, Ilhan Omar’s personal wealth and husbands investment company found themselves mysteriously flush with cash.

3/ Why it matters: Every leap in AI zooms up the cost curve, capital, energy, and the risk of supply squeezes for memory and chips.

2/ Context: Companies are pouring billions into data centers to train bigger models. The footprint is expanding more cooling, more land, more power.

1/ The AI race isn't just software. It's a global build out of mega data centers, energy demand, and capital that dwarfs most other tech bets.

5/ Insight: the playbook is shifting toward resilience, zero trust, rapid patching, offline backups, and stronger supplier risk controls. 👉Read more:

4/ Key details: -Universities faced credential abuse and data leaks affecting admissions, research, and personal info -Ransomware hit a manufacturer, halting lines and delaying shipments -A major logistics network saw outages and order disruptions across partners

3/ Why it matters: when attackers strike across education, manufacturing, and delivery, digital trust frays and costs ripple through students, workers, and communities.

2/ Context: 2025 saw breaches range from campus systems and student data leaks to ransomware that shut down factories and logistics hubs.

1/ The year of hacks is here: universities breached, supply chains disrupted, and everyday services touched by cyberattacks. This thread breaks down what happened and why it matters.

Gmail could finally let you change your address, goodbye years of inbox cringe, hello a fresh start. 👉Read more:

New York’s pricing transparency law reveals how little transparency really means. New York’s new law requires retailers to notify consumers when algorithmic pricing is used for essential goods. However, it stops short of mandating disclosure of pricing logic, comparisons, or

2026 is the year enterprise AI goes big: bigger budgets, smarter agents, and fewer vendors VCs say the AI rush is just getting started. 👉Read more:

2025 proved: the algorithm runs the show and follower counts stopped mattering content, not numbers, rules the game. 👉Read more:

Why Instagram is pushing short form video onto TV screens. By launching Reels on Amazon Fire TV, Instagram is repositioning short form video as a living room experience. The motivation is economic: television ads command significantly higher rates than mobile placements, even

5/ India funding hit around $11B in 2025, signaling that durable markets attract selective capital. 👉Read more:

4/ Bets to watch: AI enabled software with measurable ROI, enterprise platforms that cut costs, and climate tech with clear deployment value.