How is it going? Today I bring you some news that sounds like science fiction but is about to become a reality: Life Biosciences is going to start “soon” the first clinical trial in humans...
Hello again. Today I come with some news that may seem technical but that is actually going to affect everyone: sodium-ion batteries are finally arriving in electric cars and the power grid. Why is it...
Hello everyone. Today I want to talk to you about something that really excites me: MIT Technology Review has just published its annual list of the 10 revolutionary technologies for 2026, and there ar...
Linus Torvalds has confirmed it: after version 6.19, the Linux kernel will make the leap to version 7.0. Although for many users this may seem like just a change of number, in the developer community ...
CES 2026 has been a battlefield in every sense. Intel and AMD have brought out all their artillery and the fight for the throne of the most powerful processor is tighter than ever. On the one hand, In...
Tether, the company behind the famous stablecoin USDT, has decided that it was not enough to dominate the stablecoin market and now it is diving headfirst into Bitcoin mining. The company has surprise...
February is shaping up to be a month to forget in the world of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin, the undisputed king, has suffered a spectacular drop to 68,000 dollars, its lowest level since Trump was in th...
The data does not lie and things look bad. The National Institute of Cybersecurity of Spain (INCIBE) has revealed that in 2025 it managed the staggering figure of 122,223 cybersecurity incidents, 26% ...
Bad news to start the Friday. Google has had to release an emergency update for Chrome after discovering a zero-day vulnerability, the first of 2026, which is already being exploited by cybercriminals...
It seems that the governments of the world have realised that keeping their most sensitive data on servers of American companies was perhaps not the best idea. According to a Gartner report, global sp...
The party of cheap cloud storage is over. After years of slashing prices to attract customers, the big three – Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud – have decided that it is time to s...
Rust and Go take ground away from Python: the programming languages that are making a splash in 2026
Python is still the king, nobody disputes that. But in 2026, two programming languages are hot on its heels: Rust and Go. Both have become the favourites of developers who work in infrastructure, micr...