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Dexcom’s Stelo is bringing over-the-counter glucose tracking into pediatrics, with phones, apps, and connected-device policies now part of the rollout. The FDA said June 12 that it cleared the Stelo Glucose Biosensor System for people 2 years and older who do not use insulin, making it the first over-the-counter continuous glucose monitor cleared for children. The clearance expands Stelo beyond its original March 2024 authorization for adults and gives families a prescription-free option for app-based glucose tracking. For health care, school IT, and benefits teams, the change adds a new operational layer: how to handle a pediatric medical device that…

Jeff Bezos’ aerospace company Blue Origin is aiming to launch another rocket before the end of 2026, setting an ambitious timetable after a recent explosion damaged launchpad infrastructure and equipment. It is rebuilding the facility at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, where the explosion occurred last month. Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp said the launchpad had been cleared of debris and that reconstruction began on Tuesday. Speaking at VivaTech, Limp told the crowd, “We’re going to fly this year,” which would be a big ask given the scope of repair work required and Blue Origin’s struggles to launch regularly. Launching too…

VICTORIA — Joanna Kyriazis, director of policy and strategy at Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to the Province of B.C. and BC Hydro’s Powering Growth, Fueling Opportunity plan for meeting future electricity demand. “B.C.’s new comprehensive plan to meet electricity demand growth has all the right elements, but it lacks the ambition required to truly leverage the province’s clean electricity advantage. “First, the plan is built around an electricity demand projection—a 50% increase by 2050—that is out of step with federal electricity ambitions and B.C.’s own 2024 clean energy strategy, which recognized that provincial electricity use…

Everything that happened on github.com/Cocoanetics since the SwiftCross post (June 2 – June 13, 2026). Four new kits, a fourteen-year-old flagship that came home, and the stretch where the extraction pattern started shipping to users. When I published the SwiftCross post on June 2nd, I left two threads dangling: an agent was refactoring SwiftMCP’s package structure so client-only consumers wouldn’t drag in SwiftNIO, and if that worked it would unlock SwiftAgents on Windows. I expected to report on that “eventually.” Both landed before the day was over. That set the tone for the week — I keep discovering that the…

AI demands a fundamental rethinking of how we design, build, and secure data centers. Organizations are moving past the experimentation phase and are deploying massive AI clusters that require unprecedented network bandwidth, power, and security controls. Building these giga-scale environments isn’t just about adding more GPUs. It requires a holistic, deeply integrated architecture that ensures every component—from the silicon to systems to software and the operating model—works in perfect harmony. Cisco is delivering the foundational infrastructure needed to make this a reality. By combining our networking expertise with advanced silicon, systems, optics, software, operating models, and security innovations, we’re providing…

TL;DR Apple’s rumored iPhone Ultra could debut in September with a wider foldable design that aims to feel like an iPhone when closed and an iPad when opened. The foldable is tipped to feature a nearly crease-free display, an advanced hinge, and a 4.5mm unfolded profile — just 0.3mm thicker than Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7. With a rumored price above $2,000, the iPhone Ultra would enter a foldable market already dominated by Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 and upcoming Fold 8 series. Fresh off WWDC 2026 and Apple’s cozy relationship with Gemini-powered Siri features, the rumor mill has already…

Summary created by Smart Answers AIIn summary:Tech Advisor explains how Android phones have software expiry dates when manufacturers stop providing security updates, creating potential vulnerabilities.New EU regulations require 5 years of updates starting June 2025, while Google Pixel and Samsung flagship models now offer 7 years of support.Check your phone’s end-of-life date by searching your model plus “end of software support” or using endoflife.date website. Detailed instructions are provided below. The “end-of-life” date for an Android smartphone is the day on which the manufacturer stops providing security updates. Very few users know when this will happen for their device. We…

Musicians are accustomed to getting paid each time their creative work is used. Across vinyl/CD sales, streams, radio, cover versions, and those numerous niches like karaoke, there are agreements in place about what “use” means. Underlying this is a simple economic principle: The more something is used, the more money it makes.Generative AI has complicated the definition of use. On the one hand, you could argue that the use of a piece of musical training data happens just once, at the point of training. On the other hand, creators would be right to complain that the creative essence of their…

Interview At the Submarine Networks EMEA 2026, we caught up with UltramapGlobal’s marketing lead Mychael Owen and co-founder Martin Connelly to discuss the company’s role in securing submarine infrastructure As geopolitical tensions and high-profile disruptions push submarine cables from the realm of invisible infrastructure into mainstream media headlines, subsea security has suddenly become a focal point of global anxiety. At the Submarine Networks EMEA 2026 event in London, the conversation naturally turned toward shielding these critical data arteries from both intentional harm and accidental damage. It was against this backdrop that UltramapGlobal’s Mychael Owen and Martin Connelly discussed the ongoing…

You know the meeting. The board wants an AI agent strategy by end of quarter. Someone on the leadership team has read a McKinsey report. You’ve been voluntold to build the platform. The slide deck says “AI-native.” The acceptance criteria are vague. Somebody mentions LangGraph, and somebody else says, “We’ll just wrap it ourselves.”You ask what “done” looks like. Nobody in the room can answer.The cost of building this is almost always estimated before anyone has a clear picture of what “this” actually is. And that’s the problem I want to work through here, because the scope of the work…