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There are plenty of exciting new startups to keep an eye on The telco AI sector is going through massive growth. According to a Presedence Research report, while representing a $2.66 billion market today, the telco AI market is projected to reach $50.21 billion by 2034. That transition from strategy decks to actual deployment has opened up space for a new cohort of startups.  What these companies are building falls into familiar categories — customer care automation (still accounting for nearly half of all telecom AI implementations), network optimization (around 20% of deployments), and operational tools addressing everything from fraud to infrastructure management. These platforms…

AI as an amplifier of human ingenuity This is a golden age for research. Never before have technical breakthroughs and scientific progress so quickly materialized into impactful, real-world solutions, which, in turn, bring to the fore new data and questions that inspire new avenues of foundational research. This magic cycle is accelerating significantly, propelled by more powerful models, new agentic tools that support scientific discovery, and open platforms and tools.Together with our Google colleagues and partners, we’re advancing research and technologies that aim to be helpful in diverse areas. Our research, grounded in a rigorous dedication to safety and trust,…

For different learning styles, goals, and comfort levels, finding a course that matches how you learn is HARD. Some people need visuals. While others wanna jump straight into code. Some need structure, others need flexibility. And many learners just want proof of effort at the end in the form of a certificate. This list is built with that in mind. A list of free Python courses, each for a different type of learner, so you can stop forcing yourself into the wrong format and start learning in a way that works for you. From the classroom lover to the hermit, this…

A few months ago at re:Invent, I spoke about Simplexity – how systems that start simple often become complex over time as they address customer feedback, fix bugs, and add features. At Amazon, we’ve spent decades working to abstract away engineering complexities so our builders can focus on what matters most: their unique business logic. There’s perhaps no better example of this journey than S3.Today, on Pi Day (S3’s 19th birthday), I’m sharing a post from Andy Warfield, VP and Distinguished Engineer of S3. Andy takes us through S3’s evolution from simple object store to sophisticated data solution, illustrating how…

Posted by Liz Prucka, Hamzeh Zawawy, Rishika Hooda, Android Security and Privacy Team Last year, Google’s Android Red Team partnered with Arm to conduct an in-depth security analysis of the Mali GPU, a component used in billions of Android devices worldwide. This collaboration was a significant step in proactively identifying and fixing vulnerabilities in the GPU software and firmware stack. While finding and fixing individual bugs is crucial, and progress continues on eliminating them entirely, making them unreachable by restricting attack surface is another effective and often faster way to improve security. This post details our efforts in partnership with…

SP Energy Networks has committed £490,000 to a major peatland restoration project on Scotland’s Slamannan Plateau. Working with Buglife Scotland, the initiative aims to bring over 114 hectares of rare bog habitat back to life across Falkirk and North Lanarkshire – protecting unique wildlife and helping fight climate change. Peatlands are one of Scotland’s natural powerhouses, locking away vast amounts of carbon and supporting species found exclusively within these local areas. But years of damage have left the bogs in poor condition. This project will restore five key sites by installing ditches, removing trees and creating the wetter conditions rare…

Maarten Lens-FitzGerald, December 15, 2025. Permalink: Introduction On Friday, December 12, 2025, at the Things Conference in Amsterdam, the first Project Kenner Garage session was held. This document is a report about what happened and what the outcome was. Report Summary Three teams of eight participants produced five visions for a citizen-centered mobile ecosystem built on 6G infrastructure. Team ACDC (Power) developed a full backcasting pathway from community mesh networks back through open protocols to immediate regulatory intervention on data storage choice and compensation. Team Local-AI/IY Token (Values & Services, Civics & Community) proposed location-based AI information pools and a…

Learning how to do laundry is a rite of passage for adulthood, much like learning to drive a car and filing taxes. Though much like the latter, it’s not the most thrilling chore to tack onto a busy workweek.  While most of us have a basic understanding of how to use a washer and dryer, it’s likely that we’re shortening the lifespan of our favorite garments by cutting corners and/or adopting damaging habits. “While there are no universal standardized practices across Moroccan hotels, it is considered best practice to uphold strict standards,” says Brahim Agzoul, acting housekeeping manager at Kasbah Tamadot,…

After decades of steady progress, computational astrophysicists have reached a major turning point in black hole research. A new study presents the most detailed and complete model yet of luminous black hole accretion, the process by which black holes pull in surrounding matter and emit intense radiation. Using some of the most powerful supercomputers on Earth, the researchers successfully calculated how matter flows into black holes while fully accounting for both Einstein’s theory of gravity and the dominant role of radiation, without relying on simplifying shortcuts. This achievement marks the first time such calculations have been carried out in full…

The following article originally appeared on Medium and is being republished here with the author’s permission.There’s a fake confidence you can carry around when you’re learning a new technology. You watch a few videos, skim some docs, get a toy example working, and tell yourself, “Yeah, I’ve got this.” I’ve done that. It never lasts. A difficult lesson often accompanies the only experience that matters.You learn through failure—falling flat on your face, looking at the mess, and figuring out why it broke. Anything that feels too easy? It probably was, and you didn’t exit the process with anything worth learning.Ask About Failure:…