Green Tech
Crematoria Are Being Used to Heat Homes and Swimming Pools
European countries are utilizing heat from crematoria to warm homes and swimming pools.
Features / Deep Dives
Long-form reporting, explainers and investigations.
More Tech
Eating disorders are on the rise. GLP-1s could make things worse.
Clinical psychologists warn that GLP-1 weight-loss drugs may exacerbate eating disorders.
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The Pentagon has figured out how to shoot down drones with lasers. Keeping them working is another story
The U.S. military faces challenges in maintaining laser drone-defense systems in field conditions.
Startups
Carrum Built A ₹233 Cr Business By Running Cars For Uber; Can It Grow Beyond One Platform?
Gurugram-based Carrum Mobility has built a profitable fleet management business serving Uber in India.
Policy
Rs. 300 Cr lost in AI cyberattacks on NBFCs: Why did the public learn about it from the media, not regulators?
AI-powered cyberattacks have reportedly cost Indian non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) approximately Rs. 300 crore.
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Farm PC 'maintained' by a 14-year-old dumped support chap in a steaming pile of tech mess
A tech support professional describes the chaotic state of a farm's computer system in Yorkshire.
Enterprise
How Stelcore helps brands go global without building everything from scratch
Stelcore Group provides trade and compliance infrastructure to help Indian brands expand into international markets.
Enterprise
Electrocutions, disease and no pay: how workers risk exploitation in Europe’s datacentres
An investigation reveals dangerous working conditions and exploitation of laborers constructing data centers across Europe.
Policy
From Digital Services to Intelligent Governance: How Telangana Is Putting Citizens First
The Telangana government is utilizing AI and data platforms to enhance welfare delivery and grievance redressal.
Green Tech
Misconceptions about Mobility Growth
An exploration of how increased speed drives the growth of passenger mobility.
AI
AWS’s Hydro team wants the compiler to catch coding agents’ mistakes
AWS's Hydro team is developing correctness checks to catch errors made by AI coding agents that write both code and unit tests.
AI
Consumer Appetite for Personal AI Goes Mainstream
A Qualcomm-commissioned report explores the shift toward personal AI integrated into wearable devices.
Green Tech
Turning a solar power system into its own backup
A small company is developing a concentrated solar system that integrates its own backup capabilities.
Enterprise
Continuous close could make accountants everyday business advisors
The adoption of 'continuous close' accounting, powered by AI, may shift accountants from retrospective reporting to daily business advisory roles.
Green Tech
Data centers could send US climate pollution skyrocketing
A Sierra Club analysis suggests US carbon emissions could rise 42% by 2030 due to fossil fuel infrastructure needed for AI data centers.
Policy
Tech Tips for Parents this Digital Parenting Week
EFF provides guidance for parents to create digital safety plans with their children during Digital Parenting Week.
AI
Intuit rewires accounting education as AI pushes new hires toward client work
Intuit is updating accounting education as AI automates routine tasks, shifting the focus of new hires toward client advisory work.
AI
Why MCP servers should tell agents what to do next
AWS's James Ward proposes that Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers should provide guidance to AI agents rather than just returning data.