Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
Developed by the studio behind the Hitman series, the title explores themes of artificial intelligence and corporate control while offering a distinct departure from cinematic canon.
Beijing mandates government approval for overseas travel by leading researchers and executives, while Stanford data reveals the performance gap with US models has narrowed to 2.7 per cent.
The update, available to both free and premium subscribers on mobile, coincides with a broader rollout of artificial intelligence-driven features at the streaming giant.
The US space agency has announced a series of preparatory steps for its Artemis programme, including the development of the first nuclear reactor-powered spacecraft and infrastructure for a permanent lunar presence.
Obtained documents reveal a coordinated effort by the FBI and Department of Homeland Security to monitor AI skeptics and data centre protesters under new national security directives.
The publication’s ethics code prohibits staff from retaining items of value, prompting a new monthly distribution of robot toys and gaming gear to legal residents of the 50 US states and Washington DC.
The release of Mina the Hollower marks a shift in how developers approach replayability, with Sean Velasco confirming the studio considers the title complete aside from a planned patch for warp shuffling.
The platform’s policy update follows the release of Google’s Gemini Omni models, aiming to increase transparency for significant AI-generated material while leaving monetisation and recommendations unaffected.
The less-than-five-year-old firm, valued at $15 billion in January, has appointed a former Snowflake executive as CFO and plans to continue acquiring open-source technology startups.
The announcement comes ahead of the 10th anniversary of Blood and Wine, with plans for further details later this summer.
With models ranging from $800 to $1,500, Motorola’s latest foldables challenge the dominance of Samsung, Google, and Apple, yet technical limitations and long-term reliability issues remain significant hurdles for mainstream adoption.
The international Redmagic 11S Pro features an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor and liquid cooling, but starts at $849 with a cap of 16GB RAM and 512GB storage.
Augmented reality provider Xreal has launched its budget-focused sub-brand, X by Xreal (XBX), debuting the a01 smart glasses priced at $299.
A developer’s account of repeated encounters with unhelpful AI responses on GitHub and Reddit highlights growing frustration with the blurring lines between human and automated communication.
The new platform has recorded 2,716 reports, with Texas emerging as the epicentre of local resistance to massive facilities like the MSB Global project in Sulfur Springs.
While fully driverless services remain prohibited and commercial launch is not expected before 2028, Waymo is laying the groundwork for future robotaxi expansion in the region.
Louryn Strampe’s extensive use across Asia and the US underscores the bag’s robust design, despite minor updates to newer models.
The Chinese tech firm launches X by Xreal (XBX) to compete in the affordable augmented reality market, distinct from its premium Project Aura and One Pro lines.
Staff at the US Department of Labor have received instructions to file complaints regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices, a move that employees say fosters a culture of fear and enables punishment for conduct predating the current administration.
A recent assessment by WIRED highlights the trade-offs of Corsair’s latest peripheral, concluding that separate units offer better value than the unified Galleon 100 SD design.
iPhone downloads led the spike, with CEO Gabriel Weinberg attributing the shift to dissatisfaction over forced AI features in Google Search.
WIRED outlines the current value proposition for Paramount+, detailing tiered pricing, targeted discounts, and a content slate anchored by NFL rights and UFC events.
The US space agency has unveiled a three-phase plan to establish a permanent research centre at the Moon’s south pole, shifting focus from orbital infrastructure to direct surface operations.
An analysis of player-versus-environment mechanics reveals how modern games are shifting from triumphant conquest to moral ambiguity, challenging the player’s role as a conventional hero.
The investment brings total capital raised to approximately $100 million, funding entry into the American market and the scaling of the WeMeet app amidst a broader industry shift toward offline connection.
The deal, approved by 73.7 per cent of union members, provides chip workers with bonuses up to KRW 600 million while non-chip staff receive significantly smaller sums, sparking internal resentment.
A recent critique published via Hacker News argues that the push to automate labour is driven by corporate interests to cut costs rather than solve global issues like climate change or disease.
New promo codes, loyalty benefits, and military discounts form part of a broad campaign aimed at driving seasonal sales volume.
Senior engineers who prioritised quality over speed thrived during the zero interest rate policy period, but the pivot to profitability has diminished their strategic value.
The initiative allows communities to document the presence and local impacts of data centres across the United States, marking a new phase in public engagement with digital infrastructure.
Analyses by AI detection tool Pangram suggest between 40 per cent and 100 per cent of certain sections of the document were written by artificial intelligence, with the first chapter flagged as 62 per cent AI-generated.
The San Francisco-based provider introduces Flagship, a service enabling percentage-based rollouts and complex targeting rules via its global key-value infrastructure.
TechCrunch confirms the breach remains active as the operator deflects inquiries to attorneys, urging users to stick to official government channels.
Sony has shut down multiplayer servers for Destruction AllStars citing technical issues, leaving owners with limited solo arcade functionality after 25 November.
The Vatican’s latest stance on AI ethics marks a shift from bioethics to broader human concerns, with the encyclical drawing parallels to the Industrial Revolution and implicitly critiquing the interpretations of Elon Musk and Peter Thiel.
The US Department of Commerce has granted Volvo Cars specific authorisation to import and sell vehicles equipped with Chinese-connected software and hardware, allowing the company to proceed with major expansion plans at its South Carolina facility.
The deadline for the global cohort competition is imminent, with selection notifications expected in August ahead of the October San Francisco conference.
A blog post detailing a distressing recruitment experience has sparked debate over the boundaries of assessing cultural alignment in the tech sector.
The US space agency has confirmed a preliminary schedule for three uncrewed infrastructure missions to be completed before the end of 2026, marking a critical phase in the establishment of a permanent lunar presence.
The 40,000-word papal proclamation *Magnifica Humanitas* urges technology to serve humanity through local responsibility, diverging sharply from the messianic ambitions of Silicon Valley’s most prominent libertarian figures.
With the 2028 crewed landing target approaching, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman unveiled three new Moon Base missions and secured critical cargo lander contracts, marking a significant step in sustained lunar operations.
DuckDuckGo’s U.S. app installs spiked 30.5% as users rejected Google’s new AI agent interface, seeking alternatives that offer opt-out capabilities and data privacy.
A dispute over the use of commercial Starlink terminals on US military suicide drones has intensified, with SpaceX CEO Elon Musk accusing the Pentagon of violating service agreements while the Department of Defense denies any wrongdoing and explores other satellite providers.
With delivery scheduled for 2028, the initiative marks a significant step in US lunar infrastructure, raising questions regarding the Outer Space Treaty and safety zones amid competition with China-led exploration efforts.
The publication’s monthly selection spans action, horror, and anime, with a thematic focus on summer travel and survival scenarios.
The Catholic Church’s first encyclical on artificial intelligence marks a strategic pivot from moral observation to direct industry engagement, highlighting shared concerns over dehumanisation and unchecked technological incentives.
Security researchers warn that CVE-2026-48710 imperils infrastructure underpinning FastAPI, vLLM, and LiteLLM, urging immediate patching to version 1.0.1.
Analysts warn that without full reusability, launch costs could rise to $100 million per flight, threatening the economic model underpinning Elon Musk’s space ambitions.