Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
Cloud Imperium Games reports over 6.5 million backers have contributed to the space combat simulation, placing it among the most expensive video games ever produced.
The 42,000-word document, released on Monday, establishes a moral framework for artificial intelligence governance following meetings with major tech firms.
The document uses artificial intelligence as a framework to address inequality, democratic erosion, and the consolidation of power among a tech elite, coinciding with reports of US political delays in AI regulation.
Investigators target Andrey Nesterenko and Youssef Zinad for allegedly providing economic resources to EU-sanctioned entities, amid claims the network supported Russian cyber operations.
Founder Dylan Robbins overcomes investor scepticism and the fund’s prior losses in the sector by framing the company’s growth as a diversification play against the AI boom.
With over 1,700 companies having competed historically and alumni collectively raising more than $32 billion, TechCrunch is urging pre-Series A founders to submit nominations before the Friday deadline.
Organisers offer savings of up to $410 on passes for the October event, which expects to host over 10,000 attendees and 300 startups at Moscone West.
Following Google’s announcement of a major AI-driven overhaul to its Search product, attention has shifted to competitors offering ad-free models, enhanced privacy, and user control over artificial intelligence features.
The Vatican’s latest document outlines ethical boundaries for artificial intelligence, urging governments to prevent wealth consolidation and mandate human control over weapons systems.
The establishment of Anderon, a new quantum foundry backed by IBM and the US government, has drawn sharp criticism from lawmakers who argue the funding misappropriates resources designated for microelectronics research.
Author contrasts fixed protagonist model with character-driven RPGs, citing personal experience with The Witcher 3 and Crimson Desert
The investment marks a significant expansion in domestic semiconductor manufacturing, with IBM establishing a dedicated quantum fabrication hub as part of broader funding distributed across nine companies.
As users flee ad-heavy platforms and corporate acquisitions, a wave of queer-focused applications is testing community-controlled economic structures and strict data privacy protocols.
A recent WIRED review praises the Lululemon 3-in-1 Duffle bag for alleviating the physical strain associated with traditional messenger bags, citing its versatile design and robust construction.
The Vatican’s latest teaching document urges a shift from monopolistic technological power to a ‘civilization of love’, emphasizing transparency in algorithmic governance and the dignity of labour.
As AI accelerates exploit development, organisations from Google to Linux face operational overload, leading to terminated programs and structural shifts in how security flaws are rewarded and managed.
The Psyche mission has released new images of the Martian surface, including the south polar cap and Syrtis Major region, as it completes a critical trajectory adjustment.
In a recent blog post, Hotz contends that while AI aids rapid prototyping, its adoption in professional development will degrade output quality, particularly within organisations with slower feedback loops.
The US technology firm has expanded its discount programme to cover healthcare workers and first responders, while offering deep price cuts on the HP ProBook 4 G1 and ZBook Fury 16 G11.
The haunted marsh puzzle game offers deep mechanics and detailed art, though opaque instructions may challenge new players.
A new guide suggests using the Jujutsu version control system to create improvised commits during development, then reorganising the history at the end to maintain clean, atomic changesets without the friction of strict real-time discipline.
As Google Cloud executives call for security to be embedded in AI strategies from the outset, independent research highlights a 23-minute window for data exfiltration following key compromise, coinciding with developer complaints over unexpected billing spikes.
A new migration guide published on 24 May 2026 argues that teams should adopt Rust for high-impact services to eliminate data races and garbage collection pauses, citing performance gains from major technology firms.
The updated guidance establishes standard operating procedures for the search, review, retention, and sharing of information on devices such as laptops, mobile phones, and cameras crossing US borders.
Research published in Nature’s Humanities and Social Sciences Communications reveals that restructuring workflows, rather than compressing tasks, allows businesses to maintain output with fewer hours, challenging traditional five-day work assumptions.
The Google partner is preparing a commercial launch for its Project Aura device later this year, with plans to list on the public markets before the end of 2026.
Cybersecurity experts raise privacy concerns over location tracking and data sharing as administration defends pre-installation as standard practice
New breakdown from Epoch AI highlights the shifting financial weight of high-bandwidth memory in artificial intelligence hardware production.
Registration for the Washington DC gathering is all-inclusive, covering lodging and meals, with a focus on community impact through technology.
From autonomous cooking robots to smart coffee machines, the latest consumer technology targets convenience and precision in the home kitchen.
Usborne Publishing has opened its digital archive of award-winning 1980s computer books, allowing users to download PDFs of original programming guides for personal or educational purposes.
The legal clash between Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha and prediction market operator Kalshi highlights the growing tension between state gambling monopolies and federal commodity regulations.
The company’s operational pauses in Atlanta, Dallas, and other cities underscore the conditional nature of commercial self-driving deployment, following a recent recall and ongoing challenges with adverse weather and construction zones.
Released via Hacker News, the Reasonix agent introduces first-class Model Context Protocol support and a cache-first loop, aiming to lower infrastructure costs for developers using DeepSeek models.
The publication examines how physical and conceptual paths, from ant trails to the internet, influence various aspects of life, noting the author’s ability to shift between poetic reflection and historical analysis.
Hands-on testing reveals effective summarisation capabilities alongside significant data privacy risks and transcription inaccuracies.
The release of version 1.1, featuring 1978 garbage collector fixes, marks a significant milestone in retro-computing preservation and follows Microsoft’s previous open-source initiatives for MS-DOS and GW-BASIC.
A recent assessment by a TechCrunch journalist highlights the Dreamie’s ability to break the cycle of late-night scrolling, while also noting a cheaper software-blocking competitor.
The de facto standard programming guide for Dyalog APL is being reworked by Rodrigo Girão Serrão to address rapid technological shifts, featuring new sections for version 12.0 and community-driven feedback mechanisms.
Re-examination of footage from a New York aquarium places belugas among a rare group of species exhibiting mirror self-recognition, though experts caution on the test’s limitations.
As technical loopholes are patched, attackers are exploiting the conversational mimicry of models like ChatGPT and Claude to coerce systems into producing prohibited content, marking a new frontier in artificial intelligence security.
In a wide-ranging interview, Greg Brockman outlines the near-collapse of OpenAI following Sam Altman’s dismissal, the creation of a backup entity, and the company’s evolving approach to artificial general intelligence in a compute-constrained environment.
Martin Cizmar’s 10-day assessment across Ireland and Scotland highlights the 22-litre pack’s durability and versatile design for travel and hiking.
A recent editorial recommendation excludes ad-blocking tools, focusing instead on customisation, organisation, and metadata quality to support content creators.
Co-CEO Dave Ferguson says the company will avoid incremental rollouts, aiming for a broad operational domain from day one while learning from competitors’ operational challenges.
The technology publication’s latest roundup prioritises functionality and accessibility, moving away from marketing hype to showcase equipment designed for durability and ease of use in the field.
New findings from Yale University suggest the common kitchen staple could offer a low-cost tool for controlling disease-carrying pests by targeting their reproductive biology.
A new study led by Associate Professor Aiko Yakino reveals that distributed micro-roughness delays the transition to turbulent flow, offering a passive, omni-directional method for drag reduction that differs fundamentally from existing technologies.