State Department launches market research for massive decade-long tech contract
The U.S. State Department is laying the groundwork for a sweeping 10-year diplomatic security technology contract, signaling a major upcoming federal IT procurement.
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Kentucky Residents Push Back Against Local Data Center Boom
Rural communities in Kentucky are clashing with developers over massive new data center projects, raising urgent concerns about local land use and massive power demands.
Reddit Plans to Become a Primarily Logged-In Experience
CEO Steve Huffman announced that Reddit will shift toward a logged-in platform to enable personalization and block unauthorized data scrapers.
Kansas Board of Education Targets Classroom Tech Restrictions
State education officials in Kansas are drafting new guidelines to limit classroom technology and personal device usage during instructional hours.
CFTC Backs Kalshi After Utah Files Criminal Charges Against Executives
Utah's Attorney General has filed criminal charges against Kalshi and its co-founders, prompting the CFTC to step in and defend the prediction market platform.
US workplace engagement hits 15-year low as remote workers struggle with AI
Gallup data reveals US employee engagement has dropped to levels not seen since 2011, driven by a combination of remote work hurdles and unclear AI adoption.
Google's Mixed Q3 Financials Expose Tech Industry Realities
Google's latest quarterly earnings reveal massive growth engines clashing with rising operational headwinds across cloud and search sectors.
Inside BHP's Massive Digital Overhaul of Modern Mining
Mining giant BHP is reshaping traditional extraction sites through heavy investments in automation, remote operations, and real-time data analytics.
ASE Technology Reports Strong Third-Quarter Earnings Amid Rising Chip Demand
ASE Technology Holding posted solid third-quarter financial results, driven by steady momentum in semiconductor packaging and testing services.
Microsoft Posts Record $92.3B Revenue Amid Massive Workforce Buyouts
Microsoft reported record-breaking quarterly revenue of $92.3 billion, standing out as the only hyperscaler maintaining positive free cash flow despite heavy infrastructure spending.
