Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
CISA, the FBI, and the NSA have issued a joint alert regarding the use of artificial intelligence to target Siemens controllers in water and wastewater systems across five US states.
The new application integrates the Muse Spark model to offer screen-aware responses and connects directly to social media and productivity suites for enterprise users.
Australia’s eSafety Commission has secured a binding commitment from Roblox to overhaul its child safety protocols, following tests that revealed persistent gaps in age verification and contact restrictions.
The new manufacturing method eliminates fine metal masks, promising brighter, longer-lasting displays for products ranging from wearables to ultra-large televisions.
US workers report non-consensual recording and harassment by customers and managers using AI-powered devices, highlighting gaps in fragmented privacy laws and corporate policy.
The new feature allows teams to tag AI coding agents in dedicated channels, offering full visibility into code diffs and live previews before work is shipped.
Hidden WebAudio fingerprinting tools on the AliExpress homepage are preventing Bluetooth headphones from switching devices, a side effect of Alibaba’s anti-abuse measures that standard muting controls cannot stop.
The dating app has removed its core brand differentiator, allowing men to initiate contact and extending response windows, amid declining growth and intensifying competition from rivals like Hinge and Tinder.
The budget device offers a low-cost entry into automated pool maintenance, though testing reveals significant limitations in suction power and navigation.
The 2027 Audi S6 Sportback E-tron offers 543 horsepower and a peak range of 326 miles, challenging the dominance of SUVs in the luxury market.
A new device combines an automatic feeder with a musical instrument, allowing pets to dispense food by pressing keys.
A new report highlights the emerging sector of geologic hydrogen, where naturally occurring underground gas is being explored as a cost-effective solution to the high costs of current clean hydrogen production methods.
Clint Curtis, the Registrar of Voters in Shasta County, California, has announced intentions to engage Tina Peters, a former Colorado clerk convicted of election interference, in a consultancy role despite significant local and federal opposition.
WIRED has released its 2026 guide to the best USB car chargers, identifying the Anker 167.5W Nano as the top pick for its fast-charging capability and safety features.
Persistent technical failures on Katalyst Space’s LINK spacecraft have forced the cancellation of the orbital boost, leaving the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory to burn up in Earth's atmosphere later this year.
The new flagship model offers 12 hours of playback per charge and a slimmer design, marking a shift towards repairability in the premium audio sector.
Organisations are broadening their focus beyond climate change to help young people manage the cumulative stress of economic instability, conflict and political shifts, while prioritising rigorous evaluation of their methods.
The airline is using deep learning models to analyse market data in real time, aiming to optimise revenue management and commercial decisions.
The Los Angeles-based ticketing platform, founded by 21-year-old Jack Schwartz, is raising capital to fund a 10,000-person festival and expand its operations on the East Coast.
The new flagship model aligns with upcoming European sustainability regulations, offering a repairable alternative to glued-together competitors.
The world’s largest crypto exchange has introduced a platform allowing AI agents to execute trades, placing primary responsibility for risk management on individual users.
Concurrent outbreaks linked to jalapeños, eggs, and granola have sickened hundreds across the United States, prompting major retailers and distributors to remove products from shelves.
The new manufacturing method replaces the fine metal mask with photolithography, promising brighter, longer-lasting, and more efficient displays for a wider range of applications.
A new website, dontpastetheai.com, has launched to encourage individuals to write original replies rather than copying chatbot output, arguing that recipients value personal context over generic answers.
The South Korean tech giant will unveil a more affordable variant of its flagship smartphone line, featuring confirmed AI and camera capabilities.
The anti-piracy sticker on Windows 95 boxes was replaced after a government alleged the shirtless baby depicted was nude, leading to a rushed redesign that removed the original animation.
The first Microsoft Entertainment Pack for Windows featured a prominent red sticker announcing the inclusion of Tetris because licensing negotiations were not finalised when the initial box runs were printed.
A new technical analysis suggests that replacing radians with turns in trigonometric functions can simplify code, improve speed, and eliminate unnecessary computational overhead.
The Kansas municipality has cancelled its contract with the automated license plate reader provider, citing data access issues, while the firm moves to shorten its data retention period.
The robotic Link satellite will not boost the ageing observatory’s orbit, leaving the $500 million mission to burn up in the atmosphere later this year.
Edmund McMillen’s roguelike sequel defies industry trends by scheduling its console release for the same day as the highly anticipated GTA 6 launch.
Amazon plans a sixfold increase in its Prime Air drone delivery network, intensifying competition with Walmart, Zipline, and DoorDash while facing growing community concerns over noise and safety.
The payments giant’s purchase of the AI routing startup marks a strategic pivot towards expense management, with founders citing the "singularity" in a leaked investor letter.
Elon Musk is expected to inject between $100 million and $200 million into the 2026 US midterm cycle, with a specific focus on boosting voter turnout in Texas to support Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
Zero Zero Robotics has launched a $750 flying camera on Indiegogo, claiming compliance with US rules by classifying the device as a steadycam with an accessory rather than a drone.
The Alphabet-backed autonomous vehicle unit has expanded access to its cost-effective Zeekr-built fleet in Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Francisco, targeting 5,000 units by year-end despite tariff headwinds.
Scott Wu states the AI coding startup is not for sale, contradicting Bloomberg reports of acquisition talks following SpaceX’s $60 billion purchase of Cursor.
The new automated system monitors for AI misuse across multiple sessions without retaining customer data, positioning OpenAI against rival Anthropic’s 30-day data retention policy.
Eight instructional videos for the upcoming Steam Frame headset were inadvertently published and subsequently shared by users, revealing design details ahead of the summer launch.
The Google-owned firm has moved its purpose-built driverless vans from limited trials to full public access in Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Francisco, following recent regulatory approvals in other markets.
Polaroid has announced a limited-edition hardware lineup featuring Pikachu, Sylveon, and Pokéball-themed designs to mark three decades of the Pokémon franchise.
The Association of Flight Attendants argues that consumer privacy laws are insufficient to protect confidential employee records acquired from the bankrupt carrier.
The modular laptop maker has confirmed it will cover the cost of repairs for devices rendered non-bootable by a recent firmware release, while introducing a new recovery mode to prevent future lockouts.
The US Food and Drug Administration has cleared Aletta, a robotic system designed to automate venipuncture and address growing phlebotomy staffing shortages.
Starting 31 August, Nielsen will incorporate data from wrist-worn devices to improve co-viewing accuracy and refine demographic estimates in the streaming era.
AI-native accounting startup Rillet has secured a $1 billion valuation, with co-founder Nicolas Kopp stating the round closed in under 48 hours following a surge in enterprise interest.
The Goop founder is an investor in the AI firm through Kinship Ventures, which also holds stakes in other artificial intelligence companies.
The Go team has launched version 1.27, introducing generic methods, new standard library packages, and performance improvements to the runtime.