Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
The publication’s latest recommendations span from $12,000 charcoal ovens to compact robot mowers, reflecting a broad range of consumer budgets and lifestyle archetypes.
While AI tools accelerate coding speed, independent research and corporate data suggest a trade-off in maintenance costs and bug rates, prompting warnings from experts about long-term software integrity.
The U.S. Space Force has awarded Elon Musk’s company two major agreements, including a $4.16 billion deal for the “Golden Dome” defence system, underscoring the firm’s reliance on federal spending as it prepares for its public listing.
The Pentagon’s latest agreement with the Elon Musk-owned firm underscores its central role in President Donald Trump’s planned space-based defence architecture, which aims for initial operational capability by late 2028.
A space-themed website launched by the White House uses fake counters and unauthorised audio to present arrest data that contradicts official records and flags hundreds of domestic-born individuals.
The WIRED report details the escalating conflict between the original artist and the media giant over intellectual property rights and the integration of artificial intelligence in creative workflows.
A Kenyan High Court has suspended the Trump administration’s proposal to establish a makeshift Ebola treatment centre in Laikipia, following a constitutional challenge by the Katiba Institute.
The 43-16 vote marks a significant shift in consumer rights for digital gaming, though the bill still faces Senate and executive approval before becoming law.
Contract workers providing content moderation and data labeling services for Meta are striking against planned job cuts, citing inadequate severance packages and a six-month cooldown period that restricts future employment.
Publisher cites need for dedicated launch moment and additional polish as it moves title out of Grand Theft Auto VI’s blast radius
A new blog post from Obelisk challenges the prevailing view that PostgreSQL is essential for durable systems, proposing a lightweight SQLite model backed by asynchronous object storage replication.
Early hands-on testing of Google’s latest AI tool highlights its ability to parse personal data while exposing limitations in social context and potential vulnerabilities to prompt injection attacks.
A new report from the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report details the severity of the 2025 outbreak, finding that all hospitalized patients lacked vaccination records and many developed life-threatening conditions.
The network, managed by 200 servers, is tied to ASOCKS, a Russia-based residential proxy provider.
Revealed at Computex, the Nitro Blaze Link runs on Linux with 1GB of RAM and is scheduled for release in late 2026, positioning itself as an affordable alternative to dedicated handheld gaming PCs.
Aaron Levie argues that leaders replacing roles with artificial intelligence often lack understanding of the jobs themselves, a trend underscored by recent workforce cuts at ClickUp and a surge in privacy-focused search usage.
The new Gravitas unit features a wireless screen, 5kg capacity, and IP66 rating, with pre-orders opening at $119.
Steve Rosenbaum’s book, The Future of Truth, faces scrutiny over fabricated quotes and heavy reliance on artificial intelligence tools, prompting a retraction from WIRED.
A comprehensive review by WIRED identifies the Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra as the top all-around choice, while the Dreame Z1 Pro emerges as the best value, reflecting a broader industry transition toward autonomous, battery-operated cleaning systems.
MicroAGI’s new initiative in New York City offers complimentary home cleaning services in exchange for first-person video data, part of a broader strategy to train household robots and recruit global contributors.
George Russell’s battery failure at the Canadian Grand Prix highlights a sharp contrast to the mechanical stability of the previous hybrid decade, with teams struggling to agree on technical adjustments.
As robotics companies race to teach machines to navigate unstructured environments, startups are trading free cleaning services and gig work for egocentric visual data.
Former employees and industry experts warn that legal threats against independent researchers damage trust and compromise digital security.
Interim leadership team aims to capitalise on growing demand for inference processing, with key investors guaranteeing the round.
Owen McGrann’s latest piece argues that ‘so-so’ automation is displacing labour without generating productivity, threatening the economic leverage that underpins democratic systems.
The studio behind the long-awaited title cites the need for a dedicated launch window amidst major competitor releases, including Grand Theft Auto VI and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.
Executives signal a "new era of PC" with imagery of curved displays, setting the stage for keynotes at Computex and Microsoft’s Build conference next week.
CEO Scott Wu argues that Devin, which contributed to 89% of code commits at the company, is designed to handle maintenance toil and augment human engineers rather than supplant them.
Developers behind the Subduction CRDT sync protocol have released bijou64, a variable-length integer format designed to eliminate signature-verification vulnerabilities while outperforming the widely used LEB128 standard.
The image, confirmed live on the platform, superimposes William Shatner’s head onto a synthetic body, reflecting owner David Ellison’s stated strategy to transform the business through technology.
Four years after the Momentum 4, Sennheiser has released the Momentum 5 Wireless, featuring a user-replaceable battery, Bluetooth 6.0 support, and Dolby Atmos.
Initial reviews of 007 First Light praise the shift away from cinematic shooting toward environmental interaction, though pacing issues and repetitive combat encounters remain.
The encyclical rejects transhumanism and calls for external pressure on developers, marking a significant moment in the Vatican’s decades-long dialogue with the technology sector.
Data indicates 93 per cent of arrests involved Latinos despite comprising 66 per cent of the undocumented population, aligning with a Supreme Court ruling permitting such tactics.
The discounted Ryzen Z2 Go model coincides with a significant price hike for Valve’s Steam Deck OLED, reshaping the portable gaming market landscape.
In a satirical critique published on Substack, writer Shawn Smucker contends that using artificial intelligence for meal planning, trip preparation, and speechwriting produces sterile results that lack the imperfections inherent in human experience.
Founder Jeff Bezos confirms all personnel safe following explosion at Cape Canaveral, marking the latest setback for the heavy-lift programme ahead of Amazon’s satellite deployment.
The inaugural event in Las Vegas saw unenhanced athletes outperforming rivals, while critics highlight conflicts of interest between the competition and its organiser’s telehealth sales platform.
Shares in Ferrari fell significantly following the unveiling of the Luce, though the stock has since recovered, as analysts weigh the impact of aesthetic controversy against potential strategic pivots in key markets.
Organisers of the major San Francisco tech summit have announced the final 24-hour window for discounted rates, with savings of up to $410 available until the cutoff.
The San Francisco-based technology conference, scheduled for October, will use reader voting to select finalists from the pool of applicants.
A Freedom of Information request exposes that the RM6237 Low Value Purchase System requires more than 1,000 suppliers to log in each month, generating over two days of collective wasted time despite minimal transaction volume.
The Aspire Go 15 features a 15.6-inch display and a plastic chassis, capping memory at 8GB due to industry-wide RAM constraints, while the more powerful Swift Spin 14 AI prepares for an August launch.
With the United Launch Alliance Vulcan also offline, the US medium- and heavy-lift launch capacity is now entirely dependent on SpaceX.
A catastrophic static fire test grounds Blue Origin’s New Glenn, while NASA secures further SpaceX contracts amid Boeing delays and China extends its orbital presence.
A new examination by DutchReview details how rare bulb speculation in the Dutch Republic spiralled into a crash that left individual investors ruined but spared the broader economy, offering a cautionary tale still relevant to modern asset classes.
In a recent essay, the developer and writer suggests reintroducing manual steps to development workflows to prevent "brain fog" and ensure deeper understanding of code.
The Swift Air 14 starts at US$699 with 19-hour battery claims, while the Swift Spin 14 AI delivers 100 platform TOPS for local processing.