Bluesky Sees Traffic Surge After Midterms and Ships Pronoun Field
Decentralized social platform Bluesky experienced a massive traffic spike following the midterms while simultaneously rolling out a dedicated profile feature for pronouns.
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November 05, 2026
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Penn State brings live safety tech to Beaver Stadium crowds
Pennsylvania State University has integrated advanced real-time security systems across Beaver Stadium to manage massive crowds and enhance physical safety protocols.
Truvant Deploys QAD and Redzone Software Across Packaging Facilities
Packaging giant Truvant has standardized operations across its seven North American campuses using an integrated platform from QAD and Redzone.
Computer Vision Transforms Athletic Scoring
Advanced camera arrays and machine learning algorithms are replacing human error on the field, permanently shifting how professional sports evaluate performance.
Pontotoc Technology Center Upgrades Linework Training Gear
Students in the linework program at Pontotoc Technology Center are getting hands-on experience with newly acquired industry-standard equipment.
Kevin O'Leary's massive data center faces heat waste backlash
A proposed massive $70 billion data center backed by Kevin O'Leary faces a judicial review over concerns regarding its unprecedented thermal output.
Why Texas is losing its grip on the AI data center boom
Rising power grid constraints and tightening regulations threaten Texas's status as the go-to destination for massive artificial intelligence infrastructure projects.
China Tech Expansion Reaches America Industrial Heartland
The Great Lakes region faces rising geopolitical and economic scrutiny as Chinese industrial technology deepens its roots in America manufacturing heartland.
Archaeologists Argue Iron Age Leader Verica Was Actually a Woman
New research from Bournemouth University suggests that Verica, the Iron Age ruler who convinced Rome to invade Britain, was misgendered by history.
State-Sponsored Hackers Exploit Zero-Day Flaws in Mobile Attack
Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated espionage campaign leveraging zero-day vulnerabilities in iOS and Android to target diplomats.
