The next price shock for consumer electronics might not come from tariffs or chip shortages. It could come from the ground itself. A tightening global copper supply is threatening to push up costs for PCs, smartphones, and a wide range of electronic devices, according to a report from Digital Trends. Copper is foundational to nearly […]

Anthropic is giving away more Claude. A lot more. The company’s March 2026 usage promotion, detailed on its support page, temporarily increases the amount of Claude that free and paid users can access. It’s a straightforward play: get more people hooked on the AI assistant by removing the friction of usage caps, even if only

The Washington Post is experimenting with dynamic pricing for its digital subscriptions — adjusting what readers pay based on behavioral data the paper collects about them. It’s a strategy borrowed from airlines and e-commerce, now arriving at one of America’s most prominent newsrooms. And it raises questions that go well beyond the business of journalism.

I wasn’t able to access the specific URL you provided — gimp.org/news/2026/03/14/gimp-3-2-released/ — because that page doesn’t exist yet. The date listed is March 14, 2026, which is in the future. As of my last update and current web searches, GIMP 3.0 was the most recent major release, launched in early 2025 after years of

The TikTok saga just got a price tag. President Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that a deal valuing TikTok at roughly $10 billion is close to completion, potentially ending months of uncertainty over the app’s future in the United States. The figure is striking — and not just because of its size. It’s

Airbus just made one of the most significant moves in European defense in years. The company announced it’s preparing two uncrewed combat aircraft — built by U.S. firm Kratos Defense — for their first flight under a European flag. The drones, variants of Kratos’s XQ-58A Valkyrie, will fly in European skies as early as 2026,

A new class of data centers doesn’t run on silicon. It runs on human neurons. Several startups are now developing computing systems built around organoids — lab-grown clusters of human brain cells — arguing that biological processors could dramatically reduce the energy consumption that’s crippling the AI industry’s expansion. The concept sounds like science fiction.

Anthropic isn’t just building AI models anymore. It’s building an army of consultants to deploy them. The company behind Claude announced the Claude Partner Network, a formal program that pairs enterprise customers with consulting and technology firms that specialize in implementing Claude across business operations. The network includes heavy hitters: Accenture, Deloitte, McKinsey, BCG, Bain,

Recent findings have raised concerns about everyday consumer electronics, particularly headphones, which many people use daily for music, calls, and entertainment. A study conducted by environmental researchers examined various headphone models available in Central Europe and discovered that every single one contained chemicals known to interfere with human hormones. These substances, often called endocrine disruptors,

When Senator Ron Wyden issues a cryptic warning about government surveillance, history suggests you should pay attention. The Oregon Democrat has spent more than a decade as the most persistent congressional critic of secret intelligence programs, and his track record of being vindicated — sometimes years later — is remarkable. Now, with Section 702 of