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Cloudflare vs Italie - Le bras de fer sur le Piracy Shield ne fait que commencer

Cloudflare vs Italie - Le bras de fer sur le Piracy Shield ne fait que commencer

Alors que l'Italie pensait avoir trouvé l'arme ultime contre le piratage avec son fameux "Piracy Shield", voici que voilà que Cloudflare vient de leur renvoyer une gifle mémorable. C'était prévisible et j'ai envie de dire tant mieux car je pense que la neutralité du net mérite mieux et je...

Why some “breakthrough” technologies don’t work out

Why some “breakthrough” technologies don’t work out

Every year, MIT Technology Review publishes a list of 10 Breakthrough Technologies. In fact, the 2026 version is out today. This marks the 25th year the newsroom has compiled this annual list, which means its journalists and editors have now identified 250 technologies as breakthroughs.  A few...

Base-edited baby: 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2026

Base-edited baby: 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2026

Kyle “KJ” Muldoon Jr. was born with a rare genetic disorder that left his body unable to remove toxic ammonia from his blood. He was lethargic and at risk of developing neurological disorders. The condition can be fatal.  KJ joined a waiting list for a liver transplant. Then Rebecca...

Sodium-ion batteries: 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2026

Sodium-ion batteries: 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2026

For decades, lithium-ion batteries have powered our phones, laptops, and electric vehicles. But lithium’s limited supply and volatile price have led the industry to seek more resilient alternatives. A sodium-ion battery works much like a lithium-ion one: It stores and releases energy by shuttling...

How next-generation nuclear reactors break out of the 20th-century blueprint

How next-generation nuclear reactors break out of the 20th-century blueprint

Commercial nuclear reactors all work pretty much the same way. Atoms of a radioactive material split, emitting neutrons. Those bump into other atoms, splitting them and causing them to emit more neutrons, which bump into other atoms, continuing the chain reaction.  That reaction gives off...