Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
Engineers at MIT have published a breakthrough simulation in *npj Acoustics* that allows makers to predict how material changes affect sound, marking a shift from traditional experience-based crafting to data-driven design.
Developers face stalled negotiations and withheld communications as the administration escalates its campaign against renewable energy infrastructure
The promotion runs from 4 May to 8 May and applies to investor, founder, attendee, non-profit, and Expo+ tickets ahead of the October conference
Thienan Tran's personal project challenges the notion that solitude is a permanent state, proving that consistent, albeit difficult, engagement can replace loneliness with a genuine support network.
The new disclosure replaces vague previous badges with definitive language, aiming to build audience trust while regulators and oversight bodies scrutinise detection capabilities.
Despite over 1,300 FDA-approved devices, 77% of industry leaders cite immature tools as a barrier to adoption, prompting a shift toward bespoke generative AI
Woven City hosts 100 initial residents known as "Weavers" to test autonomous vehicles and robotics in a controlled environment aiming for zero accidents.
Developers have ended a three-year testing period to release a dual-protocol solution that fills gaps in Apple's HomeKit support while expanding compatibility to major rival platforms.
The 65-inch UR9 drops to $1,999, undercutting LG and Samsung OLEDs while larger screens see similar reductions.
Investors World Fund, Breakthrough Energy Discovery, Cambridge Enterprise Ventures and IP Group back the non-polluting alternative targeting large commercial HVAC systems
The delivery giant introduces capabilities to generate standalone websites and automate marketing campaigns, marking a strategic shift toward broader commerce management.
The exclusive set, available only to ASML personnel under a strict one-per-person rule, highlights the gap between the complexity of semiconductor engineering and public understanding.
Amazon Supply Chain Services (ASCS) mirrors the AWS model, offering freight, distribution and parcel shipping to industries including healthcare, automotive and retail
The new series, titled The Secretary Kennedy Podcast, explores military dining options and urban food access rather than chronic disease or immunisation, coinciding with reports of pressure to moderate public messaging ahead of the midterms
An investigation into Newton's second law and moment of inertia suggests the iconic blade is not a massless beam of light, but an object with physical weight.
CEO Ryan Cohen plans to lead the combined entity without a salary, citing potential for live commerce integration and significant cost reductions
An experienced long-distance runner outlines the specific footwear, technology, and medical supplies required to complete the Via Degli Appennini trail challenge.
The former federal employee was terminated in February 2026 following an incident in February 2025 where she recorded Department of Government Efficiency operatives accessing agency equipment without badges, despite an Inspector General finding of no wrongdoing.
The new OS1 Max and other Rev8 models aim to resolve industry debates on sensor fusion by offering pre-fused 3D colourised point clouds directly from the source.
A fraudulent website, notepad-plus-plus-mac.org, has been identified as misusing the trademark to distribute fake software, prompting an alert from the development team.
WIRED reviews editor Julian Chokkattu has published an updated guide evaluating top-tier magnetic charging solutions, highlighting the new Qi2 25W standard and rigorous real-world testing.
Scientists find that regular consumption alters bacterial abundance and lowers inflammation, with decaffeinated varieties offering unique advantages for memory and sleep.
The latest recommendations cover a wide spectrum of fandom, including discontinued items with updated pricing, new VR experiences, and upcoming fan events scheduled for 2027.
The corporate venture arm is deploying its $500 million portfolio toward inference chips, grid transformers, and robots designed for single, reliable tasks
New research details why off-the-shelf industrial components fail the rigours of walking duty cycles, advocating for liquid cooling and specific gear ratios to prevent thermal shutdown.
Following the abrupt shutdown of Spirit Airlines, a social media drive titled 'Let's Buy Spirit Air' seeks to establish a community-owned successor, though legal experts warn the current pledges remain non-binding.
Following Spirit Airlines' abrupt shutdown and mass layoffs, a hastily constructed website collected nearly $23 million from 36,000 supporters, though the funds represent non-binding pledges only.
Developers are urged to reconsider frameworks like Ink and Bubble Tea after reports of screen reader malfunctions, input lag, and the silencing of critical bug reports in popular projects.
Senior engineers and researchers caution that removing the friction of direct code creation creates a "trap" where the ability to supervise AI diminishes alongside human expertise.
A new GitHub project allows users to swap the underlying AI model in the popular coding agent, leveraging cheaper backends without altering the user experience.
The dispute highlights ongoing tensions between digital creators and artificial intelligence companies regarding the commercial exploitation of public domain-adjacent imagery.
Technical commentary highlights the resurgence of TUIs as a solution to the declining usability of modern operating systems and the lack of keyboard-driven workflows in popular applications
Affected gamers who bought digital titles between 2019 and 2023 will receive store credit after a fairness hearing in October
Dataparty has announced the BYOMesh, a compact LoRa development kit designed to combine legacy range with modern speed through a dual-chip architecture.
The narrative covers observations of flight attendant and pilot training, a retail lunch, and visits to the network operations centre and techops hangar, though specific dates remain unconfirmed in the text.
A new study published in Science reveals that large language models achieved more accurate triage diagnoses than attending physicians when given raw electronic medical records, highlighting both the potential and the regulatory gaps in healthcare technology.
The California Department of Motor Vehicles has released two new regulatory packages governing the testing and deployment of autonomous vehicles, introducing a mechanism for law enforcement to cite manufacturers for traffic violations while simultaneously permitting heavy-duty autonomous vehicles on public roads.
Shares of GameStop and eBay fluctuated on news that the $11 billion company is considering acquiring the $45 billion online marketplace, a move that could see CEO Ryan Cohen receive up to $35 billion in stock.
After thirty years of programming daily while listening to the band Phish, a software engineer reports that the shift to managing AI agents has rendered the music and his work "out of phase", ending a specific creative zone essential for his most significant achievements.
Following widespread dissatisfaction with touch-sensitive technology, Mercedes-Benz has announced it will reintroduce physical buttons for frequently used functions in upcoming models.
The shutdown marks the final chapter for the search engine defined by its Jeeves mascot, joining other defunct early Internet services like AltaVista and AIM
The new $40 model offers dual branding options and follows a trend of retro gaming hardware kits from the Danish toy giant.
In a recent lecture at NYU, the former Nintendo of America President disclosed that the retailer once asked for financial support to break the law, prompting a strategic shift in how the company managed its retail partnerships.
New documentation advocates for a zero-tolerance policy on false alarms to combat alert fatigue in infrastructure monitoring.
The open-ear audio device offers up to 12 hours of battery life and maintains situational awareness while delivering dedicated bass response through a new promotional deal available until May 10.
Powered wirelessly by a smartphone's NFC chip, the $29.99 gadget uses a 2.5-inch colour E Ink screen to display images without batteries.
The new application solves a specific filming challenge for the creator by recording simultaneous vertical and horizontal video without resolution loss, developed using AI tools including Claude.
At $80, the Xteink X3 attaches to phones via MagSafe to offer a distraction-free reading surface, but its utility depends on user willingness to bypass default software limitations.