Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
During an earnings presentation, Sony Interactive Entertainment clarified that artificial intelligence serves to support creative teams rather than replace them, citing specific internal tools and acknowledging current limitations in generative consistency.
Priced at $179, the device features automatic BPM detection, six channel-specific effects, and a high-resolution screen designed to replace cryptic interfaces found in previous models.
Previously unseen videos, photographs and source documents from across the U.S. government are now available for public review, though analysts note the materials have not yet been fully examined for anomalies.
Viewers can expect previews of the next Android version, potential details on Aluminum OS, and updates on Android XR before the main developer event begins.
In his new work *Deep Utopia*, the director of Oxford's Future of Humanity Institute suggests that the worst-case scenario of AI annihilation is a gamble worth taking against a future of guaranteed extinction
Billionaire Tom Steyer has introduced a plan to guarantee jobs with benefits for Californians displaced by artificial intelligence, distinguishing his approach from rivals through a specific funding mechanism targeting big tech.
The updated rugged keyboard cases feature spill-resistant sealing and drop protection up to 6.6 feet, targeting schools and authorised distributors
Priced at $99.99, the new device offers core health metrics without a subscription, while advanced AI features require a monthly fee.
Executives emphasise that artificial intelligence will augment human creativity rather than replace it, even as the PlayStation ecosystem faces rising costs and supply constraints.
Despite strong sales of nearly 20 million units in less than a year, Nintendo has increased the cost of its latest console, joining competitors like Sony and Microsoft in a landscape where rising input costs are forcing premium pricing strategies.
The 34-foot kit features eight LED bulbs capable of 16 million hues but relies on low brightness settings for maximum battery life.
Panelists from Index Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners and Peak XV discuss the slower, more selective reality of raising equity at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.
Net sales dropped 27 per cent in Q1 2026, driven by regulatory bans on real-money gaming in India and algorithm shifts by advertising partners, though subscription revenue climbed.
An unsolicited proposal filed on 8 May 2026 suggests a stark contrast between the retailer's meme stock history and the established marketplace
Priced at $26, the Bluetooth remote supports three distinct modes and offers a wireless range of up to 33 feet.
The device sits below the premium Pixel Watch while the standalone Fitbit app ceases operations next year as accounts migrate to Google Health
Priced at $25.99, the device is designed to replace the need for touch interaction on Boox tablets and e-readers while supporting third-party hardware.
TechCrunch states the deadline allows registered attendees to bring a colleague or co-founder to the San Francisco event for up to $410 in savings.
New platform allows users to pair radios with smartphones for direct messaging, though the system relies entirely on unpaid contributions for maintenance and support.
The new companion application allows vloggers to monitor feeds and toggle recording directly from their wrist, while digital stabilisation is now supported for ProRes RAW capture on specific iPhone 17 models.
PJM Interconnection has issued a stark warning that its operational model is unsustainable, citing a massive backlog of interconnection requests and a shortage of generating capacity.
The Uber-backed company intends to list under the ticker symbol "LIME" following five years of preparation and operational expansion across 29 countries.
Annual GDP growth has averaged 3.8% since EU entry, with per capita output now roughly equal to Japan's, though challenges regarding demographics and wages persist.
The technology giant introduces a human-reviewed safety layer for users aged 18 and over, aiming to balance crisis intervention with strict data privacy following recent scrutiny over mental health interactions.
ICE moves to develop its own surveillance optics as legal challenges mount over DNA tracking and broader AI concerns grow.
In a simulation running through April 2026, users must choose which of 2,000 stuck ships to release, revealing that even best-case scenarios fall far short of pre-war averages and perpetuating energy shocks and food insecurity.
A routine Starlink mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base sees the Falcon 9 achieve 268 consecutive successful landings, a milestone cited as building confidence for future human-rating goals.
While smart lighting remains the core business, the firm plans to launch AI-powered toys, desk companions and robotic microcontrollers this year.
The Shenzhen-based firm has outlined a dual-lens system and 2026 release window while contesting its status on the Federal Communications Commission's covered list.
Sony and chip giant TSMC have announced a joint venture to produce advanced image sensors at a facility in Koshi City, Japan, aligning with CEO Hiroki Totoki's plan to reduce the company's physical asset footprint.
Apple has reintroduced third-party verification for US online education purchases and extended discounts to select Apple Watch models.
Google has launched the Fitbit Air, a lightweight, screenless wearable designed to integrate with its Gemini-powered Health Coach, marking a shift towards AI-driven personalisation in fitness tracking.
WIRED has published a detailed evaluation of mobile gaming peripherals, distinguishing between clip-on solutions, bulky cradles, and niche options for smart glasses and travel.
In an interview with WIRED, Eilish expresses uncertainty about the future of organic discovery while championing authentic human-made art over algorithmic manipulation.
A WIRED blind test using Perky Blenders' Forest Blend beans reveals that high-end brands like Jura failed to match the Philips Café Aromis on flavour precision and milk temperature.
Technological progress has fundamentally altered the landscape of assisted reproduction, enabling safer procedures and new options for delaying parenthood
As technology advances to assist pet care, WIRED has published a comprehensive assessment of automatic cat water fountains for 2026. The analysis focuses on hygiene, ease of cleaning, and digital connectivity, identifying the Petlibro Dockstream 2 as the top recommendation for most owners.
Sony's PlayStation 5 unit sales have contracted significantly in the latest fiscal quarter, with the company selling just 1.5 million units. The decline follows two price increases and ongoing challenges securing memory at reasonable rates.
The hacking group claims to have accessed names, email addresses, and ID numbers from 9,000 schools, forcing a widespread outage across major universities.
Nintendo has announced a $50 price increase for the Switch 2 in the US, raising the retail cost to $500 due to higher memory expenses and tariff measures.
Instructure confirms names and IDs were compromised but denies loss of passwords or financial details as ransomware gang threatens to publish stolen data.
The new constellation aims to provide broadband speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second, prioritising remote regions including Crimea and the Arctic in a dual-use system for civilian and military communications.
Researchers at the National Autonomous University of Mexico have secured patents for three new antibiotic candidates targeting tuberculosis, Staphylococcus aureus, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, with clinical trials and nanoparticle stabilisation planned for the future.
Effective September 1st, the US price for the console rises to $499.99, following similar increases in Canada and Europe.
The PlayStation 5 division sold just 1.5 million units in the latest quarter, a 46 per cent drop from the previous year, following two price increases driven by global supply constraints.
Promotional offers for students and Chase cardholders accompany the launch of a dine-in reservation service and the DoorDash Dot robot in key US markets.
Major universities including Harvard and Columbia face operational chaos as hackers demand a settlement by May 12
The company, founded by former Lyft and Medtronic executives, has processed referrals for 500,000 patients and recently turned down deals in unmapped specialties to prioritise quality.