Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
Priced at $599 with shipments expected in September, the G2 shifts focus to meeting assistance and replaces the problematic DigiWindow with waveguide technology.
Halliday’s second-generation smart glasses focus on audio recording and meeting summarisation, competing with Even Realities in a market shifting away from video capture following Meta controversies.
The new title adapts the series' ink-based mechanics for a non-competitive, solo and co-op experience, marking a distinct departure from the franchise’s traditional online roots.
Glorious enters the premium audio market with a device that prioritises uninterrupted connectivity over active noise cancellation, offering a distinct alternative to competitors like SteelSeries and Turtle Beach.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has published a study introducing the homeowners-to-population ratio (HPOP), a person-level metric that accounts for co-residents and group quarters, offering a more accurate view of economic well-being than the standard owner-occupancy rate.
The new RX division, led by former Hyundai executive Dongkun Lee, aims to begin humanoid robot production this year, backed by a significant capital commitment to facilities in Gumi, South Korea.
The largest known copyright payout in history has been finalised, yet concerns persist that legal uncertainty surrounding artificial intelligence may stifle future creativity.
From the Apple Watch Series 11 to the Google Pixel Watch 4, WIRED has updated its recommendations for the year, emphasising longevity and user-centric design over sheer feature density.
Abdul El-Sayed cites wildfire smoke and cyclosporiasis outbreaks as evidence of systemic disinvestment, drawing support from Sanders, Warren, and Ocasio-Cortez
The latest recommendations from WIIRed focus on integrating home technology into exterior spaces without compromising visual style, featuring new additions like the BeatBot AquaSense 2 pool cleaner.
New launches from Chinese firms offer performance rivaling US leaders, raising questions about infrastructure spending and national security as global markets react to the shifting competitive landscape.
Sony is suing AI music generator Udio for copyright infringement involving 30,117 recordings, seeking up to $150,000 in statutory damages per work following a court rejection of its attempt to add these tracks to an earlier 2024 complaint.
From fluorosurfactant-free elastomers to AI-accelerated molecular discovery, Syensqo outlines how materials engineering is defining the limits of artificial intelligence performance.
A WIRED report highlights the disconnect between test preparation and genuine literacy, as Jefferson County Middle School teachers face declining attention spans and a lack of reading stamina among adolescents.
A firmware patch from Acrisure Protection Group arrives 18 months after the vulnerability was reported, leaving millions of drivers exposed to theft and sabotage.
As the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence data centres in the United States accelerates, experts warn that the environmental footprint—including high energy consumption, water usage, and air pollution—may outweigh the current societal benefits of generative AI.
Founded by Carnegie Mellon-trained roboticists, Gritt has secured a $26 million Series A led by Obvious Ventures to scale its systems for high-volume solar installation.
The latest release from Qwen Studio introduces Qwen-Image-3.0, a model designed to deliver deep knowledge and authentic details, alongside a suite of platform-wide tools for document and media processing.
The settlement covers more than 480,000 works, requiring the AI firm to destroy infringing copies and pay authors approximately $3,000 per title, while some plaintiffs pursue separate litigation.
As competitors like Fybe launch with strict human-made mandates, Etsy faces mounting pressure over AI-generated listings and enforcement failures despite reporting $2.8 billion in annual revenue.
The US Federal Communications Commission has opened a 30-day comment period on a proposal to ban imports from entities including Cogito and XAG, marking the first use of powers granted in October 2025.
The new GitHub-hosted library allows complex computations to update efficiently in response to changing inputs, drawing on academic research into self-adjusting systems.
An individual has documented the creation of a mosaic depicting a koi pond, constructed entirely from 10 pounds of plastic waste generated by 3D printing activities.
Open-source media project Jellyfin announces significant changes to its governance structure as founder Andrew leaves the team, following the recent exits of the Project Leader and core team member Anthony.
A US federal judge has signed off on the settlement, which pays $3,000 per work for approximately 500,000 titles, while simultaneously ruling that training AI models on copyrighted text constitutes fair use.
The five-year-old firm, which has begun selling conservation technology to the US and UAE, is reportedly in discussions to raise capital at a significantly higher valuation than its last round.
New models from Alibaba and Moonshot AI highlight compute constraints limiting US frontier labs, prompting calls for policy shifts to legalise data scraping and foster domestic open-source alternatives.
The latest feature resizes text and interface elements to improve readability, offering multiple sizing options for the latest model of Amazon’s streaming hardware.
Bucks County District Attorney Joe Khan confirms charges against former deputy, citing evidence that survived deletion and cross-referenced bodycam metadata.
As climate change extends wildfire seasons, agencies evaluate whether small-scale drone swarms and sensor-integrated systems can complement traditional aerial firefighting fleets.
The US Federal Communications Commission is seeking public comment on a measure that would prohibit the import, distribution, and sale of existing drones and cameras linked to Chinese manufacturer DJI, marking a significant escalation in national security enforcement.
Sony Music Entertainment has filed a new lawsuit in a New York court against AI music generator Udio, alleging the company infringed the copyright of more than 30,000 songs.
Chris Fall has stepped down as director of the US Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI), marking the third leadership change in the role since March. The resignation underscores ongoing volatility within the agency tasked with developing critical AI technical standards and cybersecurity risk assessments.
The HiFlow Pro device marks the first product to meet the December 2025 UL 3700 national safety standard, addressing grid safety concerns while expanding solar access to apartment dwellers.
A recent assessment of Christopher Nolan’s latest adaptation highlights the immersive advantages of 70mm projection, while industry data points to significant infrastructure barriers limiting audience access.
Google is developing a new server chip to improve the performance of its large language models, according to a report by The Information.
The new Galaxy credit card, issued by Barclays, features tiered rewards for Samsung Wallet transactions and streaming services, launching alongside the company’s July 22 product showcase.
The US Food and Drug Administration has denied issuing an official apology to Taylor Farms, contradicting the supplier’s assertion that the agency conceded after a positive cyclospora test was retracted. The voluntary recall affecting 27 states remains active.
Applications open on 22 July for the card, which offers up to 5 per cent cash back on Samsung purchases, positioning the tech giant in direct competition with Apple’s established offering.
US District Judge Linda Lopez rejects AT&T’s claim that federal orders preempt state mandates, allowing California to enforce requirements for basic voice service via fibre or wireless alternatives.
Combined value of Lane 1 and Lane 2 contracts exceeds $30 billion as administration seeks $71.1 billion for fiscal 2027
CalPERS and New York comptrollers criticise Elon Musk’s control structure, while experts argue index funds remain a prudent long-term strategy despite volatility.
The Model Context Protocol shifts to a stateless session model, addressing load-balancing challenges identified by the $60 million-backed firm as it seeks to streamline AI agent integration for corporate clients.
The “2K Megahits 2026 Bundle” includes Borderlands 3, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and BioShock Infinite, running until 7 August 2026.
The latest console replica from Hallmark features detailed design elements and functional audio-visual effects, continuing the company’s trend of gaming hardware memorabilia.
The latest release from Kimi positions itself as a local agent for deep workflows, featuring browser automation, scheduled task execution, and direct access to A-shares, HK stocks, and US equities.
A University of Cambridge analysis reveals that international travel accounts for the vast majority of the 2026 FIFA World Cup’s climate impact, yet economic benefits still outweigh the costs.
While OpenAI executives have urged Washington to curb Chinese open-weight models to protect capital-intensive business strategies, industry experts and government advisers argue that such restrictions would stifle innovation and that chip export controls offer a more effective path to maintaining technological leadership.