Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
The Federal Trade Commission has entered into agreements to stop pursuing disparate-impact liability claims against three auto dealers, a move that aligns with Trump administration directives but has drawn sharp criticism from state attorneys general and federal courts.
Sean Hollister’s assessment of the $1,800 device highlights significant software issues and limited availability despite its superior hardware capabilities.
The $79.99 device heats to over 200C in three seconds, offering 60W cordless or 140W plugged-in performance within Hoto’s stacking magnetic ecosystem.
The ride-hailing giant and autonomous vehicle developer are scaling their joint-deployment model, with Pony.ai supplying technology and Uber providing the platform, while fleet management and ownership structures are left to local partners.
A blog post suggests that while Opus 5 is more capable in benchmarks, it requires excessive 'babysitting' due to training pressures that encourage bold assumptions rather than clarification.
A WIRED reporter’s trial of the $1,400 Pepper EMS body suit resulted in 2.7 pounds of muscle gain and 1.6 pounds of fat loss, though waist measurements remained unchanged and hardware issues persisted.
The technology publication’s comprehensive assessment identifies top-tier protective options for the Pixel 10, Pro, Pro XL, and Pro Fold, while warning against using legacy Pixel 9 cases.
A recent WIRED assessment positions the Dell XPS 13 as a direct rival to Apple’s MacBook Neo, highlighting a critical performance divide between its base 8GB and recommended 16GB configurations.
Brooklyn-based creator Justin Blinder’s project cross-references GPS data with US Census Bureau statistics to alter bike resistance, offering a tactile experience of New York’s housing market disparities.
The company behind the vulgarity-focused card game has launched a campaign to build a monument on land it owns, aiming to provoke introspection in the billionaire entrepreneur.
The collaboration allows Apple to bypass restrictions on US-based AI tools and offers greater control over its generative AI services in the competitive Chinese market.
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia bioinformatician argues that understanding gene expression in paediatric tissue is critical for drug safety and disease prevention.
Following his success in securing crew for Axiom Space’s 2022 mission, Chiporukha establishes a digital portal offering suborbital and orbital experiences, alongside a nonprofit initiative to broaden STEM participation.
A report by WIRED reveals that the rush to power artificial intelligence training is driving a shift toward less efficient, water-free turbines, creating a parallel fossil fuel infrastructure with significant environmental implications.
A user on Hacker News has called for native smartphone features to restrict device access to a single application and hide specific image sets, highlighting gaps in current operating system privacy tools.
The proposed rates range from 5 to 15 per cent, depending on the developer’s existing partnership status with the company.
The single-piece aluminium alloy assembly combines caliper, upright, and hydraulic passages, marking a significant shift in high-performance brake engineering.
Drones over 25kg or with thermal imaging face maximum duties, while allied nations receive reduced rates in a move that complicates operations for US operators reliant on Chinese technology.
Following a fresh round of alerts reported by Citizen Lab, Apple clarifies that notifications indicate high-confidence targeting activity rather than confirmed data breaches, advising immediate adoption of Lockdown Mode.
The new platform, categorised under artificial intelligence, relies on a distributed network of volunteers to capture footage, with privacy safeguards built into the data transmission process.
Researchers attribute rising surgical wait times for six major cancer types to healthcare consolidation and a shift toward centralized, high-volume treatment centres.
The United States has introduced significant tariffs on drone imports and aircraft components, with rates reaching 100 per cent for heavier models and thermal-equipped units, while allies receive reduced rates contingent on supply chain origins.
The social network operator replaces legacy documentation hubs with a dedicated brand, launching Jetstream v2 to eliminate local backfilling requirements for developers.
Epic Games argues the proposed rates exceed Ninth Circuit guidance on ‘necessary costs’, while Apple contends the fees recoup platform compensation
The amorphous mascot, introduced in October 2025, will now serve as a tutor rather than a voice interface companion, with Microsoft stating insights from its deployment are shaping upcoming Copilot features.
The incident, described as a watershed moment for AI security, has triggered a slowdown in research releases and significant investment in cybersecurity protocols.
Judge mandates data centre provider to cooperate with station, which must now engage a third-party vendor to retrieve cultural artifacts held in limbo.
The Los Angeles Police Department has ended its three-year agreement with the AI camera provider, while Amazon-owned Ring cancels a planned integration, as the company faces scrutiny over stalking allegations and exposed data streams.
US District Judge James Donato has ruled that Google must streamline the installation of third-party app stores on Android, citing unnecessary barriers that hinder competition.
The company claims its new 'Audit Assistance' feature has identified abuse, but privacy advocates and legal experts are calling for independent verification of the technology’s efficacy and transparency.
A civil complaint accuses the actress and her mother of misrepresenting finances and failing to build the promised app, seeking recovery of funds and legal costs.
The restructuring of Netflix’s video game arm marks a decisive shift away from mobile-focused indie acquisitions, leaving only Next Games and Netflix Games Studio as primary development entities.
The social media giant is providing users with a new 'under the hood' settings page to check for visibility-limiting labels, coinciding with a broader push to open-source its recommendation systems.
The publication’s latest session features editors Amy Nordrum and Eileen Guo analysing the shift of a concept from right-wing discourse to policy implications for democracy.
Critics view the 6,500-word piece as a strategic pivot for Meta to compete with rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic, coinciding with disclosures of severe security risks in consumer and aviation technology.
The streaming giant shuts down Night School Studio and Moonloot Games, cutting staff as it shifts focus from mobile indie titles to four core content pillars.
Writer CEO May Habib says enterprises are prioritising cost flattening over benchmarks, citing distrust of major labs’ pricing incentives.
The discount addresses persistent high memory prices, though the processor is not suited for heavy workloads or gaming.
Co-founder and CEO Ali Ghodsi says the company originally sought $1 billion, but interest exceeded $15 billion, prompting a larger raise to fund AI research, cloud commitments, and acquisitions.
CEO Hillan Klein estimates partial restoration between 3:00pm and 3:30pm ET as temperatures fall following infrastructure damage.
The White House has directed the National Coordination Center to develop a program allowing vetted security companies to hack transnational criminal organisations targeting US interests, subject to strict oversight and financial penalties.
CEO Michael Colglazier confirms Delta-1 is set for flight tests in October 2026 and commercial service by February 2027, with the new design targeting up to eight missions per month.
Companies must post a $1 million bond and adhere to forthcoming vetting standards to gain immunity from prosecution under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
The Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security will supervise the programme, though experts warn of significant legal risks and collateral damage due to the difficulty of distinguishing criminal infrastructure from innocent bystanders.
The artificial intelligence firm’s leadership reshuffle intensifies as it prepares for a public listing, with Dresser leaving to pursue other opportunities and Rajic appointed to build its revenue operating system.
The AI lab’s latest offering targets high-volume corporate tasks including financial market analysis and incident response, though access remains restricted to a select group of customers for now.
The deal, which expands a previous cybersecurity-focused collaboration, supports IBM’s strategy to position itself as a model-agnostic integrator through its watsonx platform.
Benchmarks show significant speed advantages over competitors, with Cerebras hardware eliminating data movement bottlenecks to accelerate critical AI workflows.