デジタル革新

October 11, 2025, 11:41 PM EDT. ZenaTech (ZENA) is turning heads after unveiling its plan to build quantum computing hardware to power AI-enabled drones for defense and commercial use. The move places quantum tech at the center of rapid data processing shifts. The stock has surged, with a 1-year total shareholder return of 142% and a 1-month gain of 28%, signaling renewed momentum. Yet the market trades at a negative P/B ratio of -14.4x, driven by negative equity from ongoing losses and dilutions. Industry peers average around 4.1x P/B, highlighting ZenaTech as an outlier. With little revenue and persistent unprofitability, the valuation carries notable risks. The article includes a valuation breakdown and discusses key risks to help determine whether value remains to be unlocked.

October 11, 2025, 11:40 PM EDT. Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT) is in the spotlight after a $750 million oversubscribed private placement, triggering debate on capital deployment, stock volatility, and the company’s 2028 quantum hardware expansion plans. The discussion ranges from optimism about a potential quantum/AI equity rotation to caution over insider selling, revenue misses, and execution risk. Despite a 200% rally in six months, skeptics point to high valuation and the need for tangible milestones. Hedge funds and major institutions have boosted positions, underscoring institutional interest, while insiders’ activity raises questions about future capital allocation. Overall, sentiment remains polarized as QUBT navigates funding, growth ambitions, and a demanding market backdrop.

October 11, 2025, 11:39 PM EDT. Rumors suggest the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 narrows the footprint vs the Osmo Pocket 3—about 3.5 mm thinner, 4 mm narrower, and 5 mm taller—while slicing weight by about 35% to around 116 g. The device is also tipped to feature two cameras while preserving the rotating viewfinder. One lens is expected to use the OV50R40 sensor from OmniVision, announced earlier this month. As with typical DJI leaks, official details are scarce, and more information is likely in the coming weeks.

October 11, 2025, 11:28 PM EDT. Ars reports that certificates issued to the 1.1.1.1 domain could enable man-in-the-middle attacks against Cloudflare's DNS service. The incident underscores how a compromised or mis-issued TLS certificate by a Certificate Authority erodes trust in TLS and the PKI. With access to a TLS certificate, an attacker could impersonate the domain and decrypt or tamper with traffic between users and 1.1.1.1. Experts note that Certificate Transparency logs should help detect mis-issuance, but this case shows gaps in timely visibility and proactive review. Cloudflare warns that the CA ecosystem is a castle with many doors, and a single mis-issued cert can threaten the security of the entire internet. The story also critiques Microsoft for lagging in proactive checks, underscoring the need for stronger transparency and faster remediation.

October 11, 2025, 11:25 PM EDT. SpaceX slashed the Starlink Mini dish price to $299, down from $499, expanding access to mobile internet. The compact terminal weighs 2.56 pounds and measures roughly 12 by 10 inches, delivering broadband speeds of up to 100 Mbps with latency under 100 ms in clear-sky locations. Built-in Wi‑Fi 6 makes basic setup easier, with SpaceX recommending a power bank for true mobility. Available immediately through the official Starlink site and retailers like Best Buy and Walmart, the deal targets digital nomads, RVers, remote workers, and emergency responders, and could accelerate growth beyond the current ~3 million subscribers. The price cut also sharpens competition with HughesNet and Viasat as Starlink aims to broaden global coverage, especially during fall migrations and hurricane season.