Sep 02, 2026Twila Rosenbaum E Ink tablets combine the tactile feel of paper with digital convenience. Our guide covers the best readers, note-taking devices, and color models for 2026. View more
Sep 02, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Our reviews policy explains the methods behind product testing, scoring, and editorial independence. Learn what the 1-100 score means, when products are not scored, and how review units are handled. We detail our approach for fair, balanced, and honest evaluations of technology products. View more
Sep 01, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Europe has ordered LUMI-AI, a €387.8 million AI supercomputer built by Bull, France's state-owned supercomputer maker, and hosted in Kajaani, Finland. The system will deliver roughly ten times the AI capacity of the existing LUMI facility and is co-funded by six European countries. Using AMD accelerators, Bull's interconnect, and Nokia networking, it is the sixth EuroHPC AI Factory contract. Deployment is expected in the second half of 2027. View more
Sep 01, 2026Twila Rosenbaum AI documentation tools deployed across NHS England are producing plausible but incorrect clinical notes, swapping drug names and dropping crucial words. Healthwatch England reports that patients frequently spot errors that persist in their records because busy clinicians sign off without detection. With 27 AI scribes in use and no medical device classification, the safety net is currently the patient's own scrutiny. View more
Sep 01, 2026Twila Rosenbaum A representative survey of more than 2,000 people in Germany found that those with the strongest AI knowledge are the most likely to fear AI will take their jobs. The study, led by TU Darmstadt, also revealed that only 15% of respondents have received any AI training. Hallucinations and data protection top the list of concerns. View more
Aug 31, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Microsoft Word predates Windows and was originally developed for Xenix, Microsoft's Unix-based operating system. The earliest version traces back to 1983. Learn how the word processor evolved through DOS and Mac before finding its home on Windows. View more
Aug 31, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Monad has proposed separating wallet addresses from the credentials that control them, allowing users to replace lost or outdated keys without moving assets or changing addresses. The design could support passkeys, multiple signers, account recovery, and quantum-resistant cryptography. Existing accounts would continue operating normally under the plan. The proposal remains an early draft with no detailed implementation specification yet. View more
Aug 31, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Ethereum researchers have put forward a draft proposal to rebuild the network's validator deposit contract, allowing validators to deposit with quantum-resistant keys before eventually phasing out the current BLS signature format. The move is designed to shield roughly 42.4 million staked ETH, worth about $104 billion, from future quantum threats. The proposal is still early-stage and builds on Ethereum's roadmap toward quantum-resistant upgrades by around 2029. View more
Aug 31, 2026Twila Rosenbaum A small price decline in a principal token caused a cascade of liquidations on the Morpho lending protocol, wiping out leveraged positions that had stacked collateral to borrow USDC. Roughly $36.4 million in debt was liquidated after PT-reUSD fell about 3% on the back of a large YT-reUSD trade. Pendle maintains that the price oracle functioned correctly, and Steakhouse Financial confirmed that lenders suffered no losses and no bad debt was created. View more
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