Oracle posted record Q4 FY2026 results with OCI revenue up 93% and a $638 billion order backlog, yet shares fell as capital spending and financing plans rattled investors.
Enovos approved the FID for LuxHyVal, a 5 MW electrolyzer in Bascharage backed by the EU Clean Hydrogen Partnership. Construction starts Q4 2026, commissioning in 2027.
A Nature study reports stacking three silicon transistor layers with 98-100% yields using bonding temperatures no higher than 200°C, offering a route to denser chips without smaller transistors.
Industrial-robotics software maker Mujin raised $233 million in a Series D led by NTT Group and co-led by Qatar Investment Authority, bringing total funding to $411 million as it eyes a 2030 IPO.
JFrog disclosed IronWorm, a self-propagating npm worm written in Rust that uses an eBPF rootkit, Tor command-and-control, and stolen credentials to spread.
A DeepMind preprint reports an LLM-and-Lean agent that autonomously solved 9 of 353 open Erdős problems and proved 44 of 492 OEIS conjectures for a few hundred dollars each.
The Linux Foundation and Databricks unveiled OpenSharing on June 10, a vendor-neutral protocol that extends Delta Sharing's zero-copy model to agent skills, AI models, and unstructured data.
At the June 14-18 VLSI Symposium in Honolulu, TSMC details A16 with backside direct-contact power delivery, claiming 8-10% more speed or 15-20% less power versus N2P.
Qcells began making solar cells at its Cartersville, Georgia plant, the first US factory to produce ingots, wafers, cells and modules under one roof.
ArenaNet revealed Guild Wars 3 at Summer Game Fest on June 5, 2026, confirming a PC, Steam, and PlayStation 5 release with a first beta scheduled for fall 2027.
ETH Zurich researchers report that aggregates of inactivated GRK2 choke mitochondria and fuel amyloid beta, and that an experimental molecule, compound 10, slowed nerve cell death in mice.
A rotational-transit study in Nature Astronomy finds WASP-121 b's evening terminator is hotter and more expanded than its morning side, with upper-atmosphere water broken into its constituent atoms.