SprintRay has been granted a patent for a replaceable screen cartridge. The patent is US12661850B1, assigned to SprintRay, Inc. of Los Angeles, and was granted on June 23, 2026. The patent’s title is ...

Nazdar has acquired Fujifilm’s Canada, US and Latin America screen and flexographic ink business, through a sale and licensing arrangement. Nazdar said the investment would strengthen its longstanding ...

Independent operator S&B Cinemas has sold more than 15,000 tickets at a new three-screen cinema in a Somerset town since opening earlier this year. The Plaza in Wincanton, opened in February 2026, was ...

LONDON—Alex Gerko’s edge as a trader comes from a supercomputer powered by geothermal energy in Iceland. Years before ChatGPT became a household name, his trading firm, XTX Markets, built an ...

Hugg & Hall Equipment Company is advancing the commercial construction industry across the South and Midwest by delivering scalable 3D concrete printing solutions designed to improve efficiency, ...

A heavy equipment operator from Wells, Maine, won the Caterpillar Global Operator Challenge. Brian Hayden was named the best operator in the world after competing against thousands. The competition ...

Valve announced a new Steam Machine this week, and while I think it’s going to have a major impact on the next generation of gaming hardware – however PC-like that looks – there’s still one big ...

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Steam Machines are back for the first time since Valve teamed up with manufacturers like Alienware and Lenovo back in the 2010s. But while those original console-PC hybrids failed because of a lack of ...

Nearly four years after the Steam Deck changed the world of portable gaming, Valve is getting ready to release SteamOS-powered hardware designed for the living room TV, or even as a desktop PC gaming ...

If you find 3D printers to be just a little too coldly futuristic, this contraption might be more to your liking. Scientists from Cornell University have created a machine that knits solid 3D objects ...