Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
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.
The Vatican’s latest doctrinal document critiques the concentration of technological power and calls for transparent, open digital infrastructure to protect human dignity.
A recent analysis of contemporary digital typography highlights the divergence between aesthetic novelty and functional design, with Vercel’s latest release targeting technical stability rather than visual flair.
New analysis published in PNAS finds that as Earth’s mantle cooled, colder subduction zones trapped more carbon and sulfur in the interior, preventing them from reacting with oxygen and allowing levels to rise during key geological eras.
The transition from the Fitbit app to Google Health has triggered significant user backlash, with critics citing intrusive AI content, limited screen real estate, and cumbersome data access as primary grievances.
The countertop appliance, which produces 38 pounds of nugget ice daily without plumbing, sees significant price reductions across new and refurbished stock.
The agreement covers A321XLR and A320neo models starting early next year, excluding Boeing aircraft, and bolsters the commercial case for the projected initial public offering.
A 2026 analysis in BMJ Oncology describes the collective pursuit as “herding,” highlighting the scale of the failed effort involving nearly 49,000 patients.
Sherwood News reports that the rise of artificial intelligence has led to the shutdown of Stack Overflow’s forum, though the parent company continues to operate.
The US Department of Defense reportedly agreed to increase payments for Starlink services used by kamikaze drones, citing a dispute over service tiers that effectively doubled the cost per unit.
The startup, which provides access to over 400 large language models, reports 8 million global users and a shift in industry focus from training to inference and agents.
New cohort tracking shows later generations face higher cancer risks at all ages, prompting renewed calls for early screening.
American Airlines has signed a contract with SpaceX to install Starlink satellite internet on over 500 narrow-body aircraft, marking a significant expansion for the satellite operator ahead of its anticipated public listing.
Monitoring groups confirm low-level traffic has resumed following a government order linked to President Masoud Pezeshkian, though a High Court challenge casts doubt on the restoration’s permanence.
The move contrasts with commercial units costing up to $150,000, aiming to democratise access to AI-powered robotics testing amid a sector facing margin pressures.
The Federal Trade Commission issues warning letters to major tech platforms and nudify services, mandating 48-hour removal processes for non-consensual intimate images.
From high-resolution video to privacy risks with lesser-known brands, WIRED outlines the key considerations for investors and consumers evaluating the smart home security sector.
The project seeks human artists for playfield artwork, explicitly rejecting AI-generated designs, following a failed commercial attempt by Deeproot Pinball in 2021.
The latest entry in Sony’s independent Spider-Man universe marks a departure from the animated Spider-Verse success, relying on hard-boiled tropes rather than innovative substance.
A paper titled "Language Models Need Sleep" (ID 2605.26099) has entered the public domain, though its specific technical findings remain undefined in available metadata.
The Audi AG chief executive argues that trade tensions and distinct market tastes require a departure from unified global platforms, prioritising local ecosystems in China and US-centric design for new models.
Set in a New Mexico retirement community, the series explores grief and aging through a creature feature lens, marking a creative success for creators Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews.
The airline will install SpaceX’s Starlink system on more than 500 aircraft, including new Airbus models, as it seeks to outpace traditional satellite providers in speed and latency.
Backed by investors including Wing Venture Capital and Y Combinator, the Berkeley and Stanford-founded firm is expanding its data collection operations despite privacy concerns and refusals from major Indian service platforms.
Kyndryl expressed extreme disappointment after the Dutch government issued a complete prohibition on the deal, citing fears that sensitive identity data could fall under foreign control and subject to US legal demands.
A May 2026 report highlights how tech giants optimise for retention, urging consumers to critically assess whether corporate incentives align with personal goals before subscribing.
The Spanish government has issued an order to block access to prediction market platforms Polymarket and Kalshi while authorities determine if they violate local gambling laws.
An updated May 2026 assessment challenges minimalist travel conventions, highlighting how compression cubes and specialised containers reduce wrinkles and protect belongings compared to standard plastic alternatives.
Priced at 499 yuan, the seven-millimetre-thick device enables high-quality framing using superior rear sensors, though global availability remains unconfirmed.
The promotion coincides with reports that Nintendo is set to raise the Switch 2 price by $50 in September, making early accumulation of credits a strategic move for buyers.
A 2026 TechCrunch analysis examines the enduring legacy of the Shadow Brokers, whose 2016 leak of the EternalBlue vulnerability triggered billions in damages and exposed the fragility of intelligence-hoarded exploits.
Forensic analysis suggests Ababil of Minab is a cover for Iranian-backed operations targeting critical infrastructure amid escalating regional conflict.
As GoPro launches the Mission 1 Pro, analysts weigh the trade-offs between its superior 1-inch sensor and higher retail price against competitors like the DJI Osmo Action 6.
Sony has revealed the June PlayStation Plus Monthly Games, headlined by Grounded from Xbox-owned studio Obsidian Entertainment. Subscribers can claim the titles from June 2, while Destiny 2: Legacy Collection arrives for Extra and Premium tiers on June 9.
Experts warn that layering AI agents onto human-centric models is ineffective, advocating instead for a systemic 'agentic business transformation' to unlock value.
Jason Rezaian contends that reconnecting Iran’s 93 million citizens via satellite technology would be a cost-effective alternative to continued US-Israeli military engagement, which has triggered a nationwide blackout and heightened state repression.
The technology and culture outlet has revised its annual review of travel storage solutions, focusing on durability, organisation, and design for the upcoming year.
Priced at €550,000, the Luce represents Ferrari’s response to strict emissions regulations, though its Apple-inspired design has sparked debate among traditionalists.
The chipmaker has officially ended support for the classic Control Panel for Game Ready and Studio Drivers, while releasing driver version 610.47 to support new game launches.
The deal follows a high-profile 2024 dispute that saw UMG temporarily withdraw its catalog, and signals a potential model for tech governance amid tightening regulatory pressure in the EU and US.
The streaming giant launches over 650 narrated articles from major publications, utilising a hybrid of human and digital voices to cultivate listening habits ahead of its more profitable audiobook segment.
Space domain awareness expert Jim Shell warns that China’s rapid ascent to the world’s second-most productive space power is generating a significant accumulation of uncontrolled orbital debris, a trend analysts say will worsen without adherence to established disposal practices.
Powered by 1,035 hp and designed with LoveFrom, the Luce targets high-regulation regions with a controversial exterior and high-tech interior
In a conversation with The Verge’s Decoder following the Google I/O developer conference, Sundar Pichai described the company’s pivot to an AI-first structure, the integration of agentic workflows, and the industry’s approach to the “foothills of the singularity.”
The latest episode of The Vergecast dissects how bite-sized content dominates digital feeds through algorithmic brute force, while also reviewing Google’s $99 Fitbit Air and debating the utility of smart glasses.
Passes for the annual technology summit offer savings of up to $410 before the deadline, with agenda focused on six industry stages including AI and fintech
Blogger Captain Seuros characterises the departure as the conclusion of a three-part series documenting systemic support failures and the erosion of human-centric operations at the cloud provider.
A growing segment of Suno AI users are listening exclusively to their own generated music, with some abandoning Spotify. Commentators attribute the shift to narcissism, laziness, or the convenience of instant gratification.