Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
While current techniques demand more energy than traditional methods, the elimination of carbon-releasing chemical reactions and the potential for renewable power offer a pathway to significant decarbonisation.
Legislation requiring 60 days’ notice and independent play options for shut-down online titles moves to full Assembly vote, drawing sharp criticism from the Entertainment Software Association over licensing and technical feasibility.
The Verge reports that the Trump Mobile T1 smartphone features a rear logo with 11 stripes instead of 13, while promotional content shows variations including nine stripes, suggesting potential generative AI use in production.
The tech giant has explicitly prohibited attempts to manipulate its AI models in search results, including AI Overview and AI Mode, with violators facing penalties such as lower rankings or removal from results.
Newly released National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data exposes 17 incidents involving Tesla’s autonomous fleet, including two direct teleoperator errors, as the company cites safety as the primary constraint on network expansion.
The new feature, powered by Plaid, accesses over 12,000 institutions including Citi and Chase, while maintaining strict data privacy controls that exclude full account numbers and model training usage.
Widespread access failures reported across Google’s Nest platform as users struggle with inaccessibility and contradictory service status indicators.
The move follows OpenAI’s acquisition of the Hiro team and builds on monthly usage by more than 200 million users for budgeting queries.
Wholesale electricity costs on America’s largest grid have nearly doubled, prompting sharp criticism from Monitoring Analytics regarding grid operator failures and the structural strain of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
The launch follows the company’s acquisition of the Hiro team and positions OpenAI alongside rivals like Perplexity in the data-sensitive AI market.
Multiplayer servers will remain operational until May 2027, though the specific rationale for the delisting remains unconfirmed.
A shift in employer leverage, the lapse of Affordable Care Act subsidies, and rising health care premiums are forcing major US firms to cut non-wage compensation, raising questions about long-term competitiveness.
The six-bulb Site Lights system is available for $74.89, marking a $25 reduction and the lowest recorded price for the product.
Following a two-day summit in Beijing, attendees were required to discard lapel pins, badges, and devices into a bin at the base of the aircraft stairs before returning to Washington.
A newly published exploit chain reveals how a simple memory mapping error in the Pixel 10’s video processing unit driver allows attackers to gain full kernel access, highlighting both improved patching speeds and persistent driver security risks.
Ofcom monitors compliance quarterly as regulator cites recent crimes against Jewish community and UC Berkeley research as drivers for the agreement
The technology publication’s updated guide features discounted items including AI-enabled bird feeders, robot mowers, and semiautomatic espresso machines, with deals expected to evolve until the official holiday.
From the Plesetsk Cosmodrome to Starbase, Texas, the latest developments in heavy-lift rocketry and strategic missile systems signal a pivotal week for defence and space markets.
Researchers led by Justin Devine propose that vaccines for shingles, flu, and BCG could lower dementia risk by training the immune system to prevent neuro-inflammation, moving beyond theories of direct pathogen prevention.
Victoria Song says the industry’s push for bespoke health insights is premature for patients with complex conditions like polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome.
The pixel-art title, which critiques the Trump administration through RPG mechanics, was moved following its debut at the memorial site.
Turso has announced the immediate retirement of its bug bounty program, framing the decision within the context of artificial intelligence capabilities.
Hosts Devindra Hardawar and Igor Bonifacic dissect Google’s latest hardware and software announcements alongside significant moves in e-commerce, telecommunications and artificial intelligence litigation.
With $860 million in funding and a $5.3 billion valuation, Runway is expanding beyond entertainment tools to compete with tech giants in robotics, drug discovery, and climate modelling.
The new collection, priced between $200 and $500, features a proprietary charging system designed to encourage daily usage and deter theft in commercial environments.
The $299 Lifestyle Ultra Speaker becomes the first third-party device to support Amazon’s generative AI-powered Alexa Plus, as the audio giant expands its home entertainment portfolio.
British online safety watchdog Ofcom has accepted new pledges from X to withhold access to accounts linked to terror groups, though the regulator noted that terrorist content and illegal hate speech persist across major platforms.
The company hired the investment bank following unsolicited inquiries from across multiple sectors, marking a significant shift for the firm that pioneered the consumer action camera market.
Founders Devon Gethers and Karlton Haney challenge Silicon Valley norms with a thesis that MBA training equips entrepreneurs for startup leadership.
The system will integrate internal and external data sources to identify fraudulent activity, while human staff retain final decision-making authority to ensure transparency and auditability.
The $299 speaker offers strong midrange clarity and Alexa+ support, but connectivity hurdles and restrained bass make it a weaker standalone competitor to Sonos and Denon.
The legal proceedings concerning the future governance of OpenAI have moved to the jury phase, marked by mutual accusations of lying and selective amnesia between the representatives of Elon Musk and Sam Altman.
Co-founded by Terence Pae, the new application allows Mac users to toggle between local and cloud models while keeping data on-device, though it demands significant hardware resources.
The Borealis project has successfully booted a pure OCaml CCSDS protocol stack in low Earth orbit, marking the first public demonstration of post-quantum Over-The-Air Rekeying (OTAR) on a hosted satellite platform.
The AI firm abandons long-term roadmaps in favour of rapid experimentation, citing model intelligence over token efficiency as the primary driver for its product philosophy.
The new model replaces budget hardware with Shimano Cues components and offers extensive software customization, including legal class switching via a dedicated physical button.
The funding round, part of a broader $730 million package, underscores continued investor confidence in India’s competitive transport sector despite ongoing regulatory and profitability challenges.
Developer Andyyyy64 releases GitHub utility that auto-detects system specs and scores models on recency and real-world efficiency rather than parameter count alone.
The 2026 Android Show unveiled a new hardware category, rebranded AI capabilities, and significant updates across the mobile and streaming landscape.
Researchers from Palo Alto-based firm Calif, working with Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview, claim to have developed a privilege escalation exploit for Apple’s latest hardware, prompting direct engagement with the Cupertino-based tech giant.
A recent assessment by WIRED positions the Buzz Bicycles Centris 2 as a practical, low-cost entry into the folding electric bike market, though real-world testing reveals significant variance between claimed and actual battery performance.
A new feature from WIRED outlines how to construct a functional radio transmitter and receiver using common objects, including a grill lighter and aluminium foil, to illustrate the principles of early wireless communication.
Generative AI tools are enabling the mass production of high-quality research papers that are increasingly difficult to distinguish from human-authored work, overwhelming limited editorial resources and threatening the integrity of scientific publishing.
The 'Wikipedia File Explorer' replicates the legacy operating system’s aesthetic, offering a distinct navigation metaphor for accessing encyclopaedic and media repositories.
The move follows US government encouragement and a 10 per cent state stake in Intel, with initial deliveries targeted for 2027 and full ramp-up by 2029.
A federal court has overturned the deportation of a long-term US resident with legal status, highlighting the collateral damage of aggressive enforcement policies under the Trump administration.
GlycemicGPT, an artificial intelligence-powered diabetes management tool, has been published on GitHub under the GPL-3.0 license, offering real-time monitoring and pattern detection without regulatory approval.
Chinese studios are producing hundreds of AI-generated shows daily, slashing costs by up to 90 per cent and altering the creative pipeline for a sector that has surpassed domestic box office earnings.