Apple TV+ teases new series from Better Call Saul creator – and it’s a smiley face in a Petri dish
In a mysterious post on X, Apple TV+ is teasing a series from the Breaking…
Tiny asteroid flew right over Antarctica, and no one saw it coming
Asteroid 2025 TF passed over Antarctica at 00:47:26 UTC ± 18 seconds on October 1, coming within 428 ± 7 km of Earth’s surface. That distance is nearly the same as the orbit of the International Space Station (approx. 370 — 460 km). Measuring about 1 to 3 meters in diameter, the asteroid was detected…
JWST spots a hidden red supergiant just before it exploded
A team of astronomers led by Northwestern University has captured the clearest and most detailed view ever of a dying star before its dramatic explosion. Using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), the international group identified the source of a supernova, known as its progenitor, in mid-infrared light for the first time. When combined with…
From Margins to Mainstream: How Amplification May Be Giving Misinformation New Reach
Health communicators face the persistent challenge of balancing correcting misinformation with the risk of amplifying claims that audiences might not have noticed otherwise. As KFF’s President and CEO, Drew Altman noted in a previous column, reporters and communicators “likely [have] no choice when [politicians] spread false information but to cover it and correct the lies…
Benetton Group rejigs corporate structure to kick off label’s relaunch
Translated by Nicola Mira Published October 9, 2025 Italian fashion group Benetton continues its corporate reorganisation process designed to optimise its relaunch, having completed a first restructuring phase. According to Italian financial daily MF-Milano Finanza, which was able to glean some of Benetton’s internal documents, the group based in Ponzano Veneto “has created seven newcos (all…
Scientists stunned by wild Martian dust devils racing at hurricane speeds
Although Mars has an extremely thin atmosphere, it still experiences powerful winds that play a major role in shaping the planet’s climate and in distributing its ever-present dust. These winds stir up dust into swirling columns called dust devils—rotating plumes of air and fine particles that sweep across the Martian surface. While the winds themselves…
BBC Inside Science – What can the UK learn from China on renewable energy?
Available for over a year This week, renewables overtake coal as the world’s biggest source of electricity. China is leading the renewable charge despite its global reputation as a coal burning polluter. Zulfiqar Khan, Visiting Professor at Bournemouth University and Tsinghua University in Beijing and Furong Li, Professor in the department of Electrical Engineering at…
ALO announces major UK expansion with London and North East its target
Published October 9, 2025 One hundred and sixty nine stores opening in one year, yes, 169! And the Los Angeles-based studio-to-street premium brand ALO’s opening strategy continues apace, now deepening its UK footprint with four new ‘ALO Sanctuaries’ opening across key destinations in Manchester, London (two), and Leeds between late 2025 and 2026. Each location, chosen…
How Gemini Enterprise can help you save time at work using AI
The best AI shouldn’t force you to switch contexts; it should meet you where you are. That’s why Gemini Enterprise is designed to work seamlessly across the platforms your teams rely on, including both Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. While Gemini Enterprise is a powerful standalone platform, it is deeply integrated with Google Workspace, unlocking…
Ensuring Safe and Reliable Updates with Qualys TruRisk™ Manifest Version Control
The Fragility of “One Bad Update” In cybersecurity, speed is non-negotiable. New vulnerabilities surface daily, and enterprises expect coverage the moment exploits are in the wild. For years, the mantra was simple: push signatures fast, and you reduce risk. Faster updates meant faster protection. But speed without guardrails introduces fragility. A single flawed update can…
Real-world gen AI use cases from industry leaders
A year and a half ago, during Google Cloud Next 24, we published this list for the first time. It numbered 101 entries. It felt like a lot at the time, and served as a showcase of how much momentum both Google and the industry were seeing around generative AI adoption. In the brief period…
