Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
The distinction between the highest levels of autonomous driving lies not in the vehicle’s immediate capabilities, but in the defined boundaries of its operational design domain.
A year-long investigation into the venture capital giant has left industry peers baffled, raising questions about antitrust enforcement and conflicts of interest in the AI sector.
London-based AI startup Inherent claims its new agent, built on a compact 27-billion-parameter model, has surpassed larger systems from Anthropic and OpenAI in independently reproducing published scientific findings.
A new review by Engadget evaluates the cost-effectiveness of Nintendo’s subscription service, detailing the features available across base and Expansion Pack tiers for both original and Switch 2 consoles.
A new guide to the Racket programming language traces its lineage from 1958 to the present, illustrating how a language designed for artificial intelligence research has evolved into a tool for building custom syntax.
A new browser-based tool allows users to create hypnotic musical compositions by manipulating mathematical patterns and virtual rotors.
New analysis suggests that the convenience of Bluetooth audio comes at a significant cost for gamers, with latency figures that can double reaction times compared to wired or 2.4GHz alternatives.
The retail giant has raised prices on Echo, Kindle, and eero products by up to 60 per cent, citing a persistent shortage of memory components that is reshaping the consumer electronics sector.
The AI giant has called for amendments to the landmark state legislation, citing recent operational incidents and a shift toward a "reverse federalism" regulatory strategy.
With the console now a quarter-century old, Engadget advises consumers to check for region locks and the presence of the Digital AV Out port to ensure compatibility with modern televisions.
A new assessment by Guidelight AI Standards reveals that leading AI developers have limited publicly documented protocols for managing models that attempt to subvert human control, raising operational risk concerns for investors and regulators.
The Model Context Protocol has published a new strategic plan focusing on five priority areas, including unified transport mechanisms and standardised agent identity, to guide upcoming specification releases.
The comedian and podcast host revealed in a recent interview that he rarely leaves home without his device, citing its critical role in navigation and daily communication.
New federal grants aim to secure the domestic supply chain and reduce reliance on foreign sources, providing a financial lifeline to an industry navigating the recent removal of electric vehicle incentives.
The streaming giant has expanded its high-resolution support to include Google Chrome on Windows PCs, ending the exclusive reliance on Microsoft Edge or the native application for desktop viewers.
A new analysis argues that the 2015 hit fails to meet the categorical imperative, framing the apology as a strategic move to secure forgiveness rather than a genuine moral duty.
New guidance explains that while Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey was captured entirely on film, other titles like Dune rely on certified digital cameras.
The retail giant has passed on rising component costs to consumers, with entry-level smart speakers and e-readers seeing the steepest increases.
The new flagship offers faster cameras and a useful dictation tool, but iterative changes and higher costs may limit appeal for existing owners.
The new tool allows developers to run multiple instances of command-line interface agents on their own hardware, leveraging existing subscription limits.
A new guide outlines the setup requirements for wirelessly casting media from Apple devices, distinguishing between app-specific casting and full screen mirroring for documents and web browsers.
The $60 monthly plan covers 121 countries with 30 GB of high-speed data and perks like lounge passes, but regional alternatives remain significantly cheaper.
The Verge’s review of the HP OmniBook 3 16 highlights its competitive value in a market where rising RAM costs have forced manufacturers to cut memory in lower-end devices.
Red Hook Studios revives its cult classic with new heroes, while a BioShock-inspired horror shooter and a Morrowind-style RPG join a busy slate of upcoming titles.
The new tool helps users pinpoint specific connection failures with accessories, offering a targeted alternative to factory resets.
The proposed rollback of the 2001 regulation would remove prohibitions on road construction and logging across nearly 59 million acres of national forest, a move critics argue threatens water quality and wildlife habitats.
A new study published in Science suggests that clustered synaptic connections, rather than individual synapses, are critical for memory retention, even after a 48-hour hibernation-like state.
The Fairphone 6 Plus and Framework 12 Laptop lead this week’s Installer newsletter, alongside updates on minimal phone setups and upcoming British television.
Prime Minister Carney has directed negotiators back to Ottawa after last-minute changes to US terms, triggering a dollar-for-dollar tariff response on a significant portion of bilateral trade.
A long-standing feature on many Android handsets allows users to create isolated digital environments, separating apps and notifications to manage the blurring of professional and private boundaries.
An updated WIRED guide identifies the BenQ Ergo Arm, Herman Miller Flo, Ergotron LX Pro, and Herman Miller Jarvis as the leading options for desk ergonomics, based on extensive product testing.
The Katalyst LINK probe will still approach the ageing observatory to test servicing techniques, but Swift is now expected to burn up in Earth’s atmosphere before the end of 2026.
A new open-source tool aims to reduce memory usage by up to 100 times compared to the standard Rust language server, utilising a frozen analysis architecture to keep RAM consumption under 100MB.
The frontier model in OpenAI’s latest family sees input costs drop by 20 per cent and output costs by 33 per cent under a new promotional structure.
The privacy-focused operating system has confirmed its initial collaboration with the handset maker will target a regular non-folding device, as current 2026 models await key hardware upgrades.
New research from TUI Musement reveals that digital platforms are reshaping tourism behaviour, with a significant portion of visitors prioritising content capture over other motivations.
The technology giant is realigning its workforce to prioritise smart glasses and next-generation AI, with cuts concentrated in gaming and legacy software teams.
A new technical analysis suggests that artificial intelligence is making complex backend engineering accessible to general developers, potentially reducing the need for rare specialist expertise.
Startup founded by Michael Polansky uses proprietary systems to keep human tissue viable for up to a month, aiming to accelerate the discovery of new skincare ingredients.
A new presidential memorandum replaces a 2013 framework, directing federal agencies to coordinate infrastructure upgrades and identify new federal land for heavy-lift reentry to meet surging commercial and military demand.
Sapporo-based startup aims to expand beyond satellite thrusters into defence and security markets as Japan builds its homegrown aerospace sector.
Critics argue Paul Atkins conflates historical coincidence with influence, ignoring the founders’ warnings about private economic power while the SEC retreats from enforcement.
Cheap energy and low latency have turned an Inner Mongolian city into a critical hub for artificial intelligence, with major tech firms pledging 12.5 gigawatts of new capacity.
The State Administration for Market Regulation has mandated the largest recall in Tesla’s history, citing electronic door handles that may impede passenger exit during collisions.
A Belgian collector’s two-decade account reveals that managing a personal library of this scale is less about grandeur and more about structural engineering, logistics, and data management.
Testing by TechCrunch reveals that Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.6 model readily produces sexually explicit content, contradicting the company’s universal usage standards and highlighting a gap between stated safeguards and actual model behaviour.
The chipmaker’s investment, reportedly worth several hundred million dollars, signals a deeper strategic commitment to financing the AI infrastructure that drives demand for its own hardware.
A class action alleges the brokerage created a “fake supply shock” by delisting thousands of units from Zillow and StreetEasy, inflating prices during a housing crisis.