Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
With 80 per cent of wild Asian elephants living outside protected areas, new artificial intelligence-based early-detection systems aim to cut warning times from hours to minutes or seconds.
Expert-tested audio gear including the Sony WH-1000XM6 and Apple AirPods Pro 3 feature in the latest roundup of Amazon’s Prime Day offers.
The publication evaluates models from Kiwibit, Birdbuddy, Camojojo, and Birdfy, highlighting camera quality, subscription requirements, and durability ahead of the June sales event.
The Internet Engineering Task Force has published a new HTTP method designed to handle advanced relational queries without the semantic or technical baggage of GET and POST workarounds.
From the Samsung Frame Pro to the new Ember Artline, key hardware deals are available as the June 23–26 event unfolds.
The publication’s editorial team has hand-tested and vetted a selection of budget-friendly goods, including tech, kitchenware, and pet supplies, available during the 2026 sales event
A Falcon 9 launch from Florida will test the Starfall pod, with the FAA approving two demonstrations for critical cargo and in-space manufacturing materials.
As utilities adjust tariffs to fund data centre infrastructure, consumers are turning to lithium iron phosphate battery storage to arbitrage peak and off-peak pricing structures.
Priced at €3,499 in Europe and £3,199 in the UK, the TL series offers extensive cargo options and smart integration, though US pricing remains unconfirmed.
New promotions include up to 50% off select properties and a dedicated code for World Cup destinations, with strict booking deadlines for maximum savings.
A June 2026 study suggests Anthropic’s restricted Mythos model is not uniquely superior in identifying security flaws, as cheaper alternatives like Qwen 3.6 and Gemma 4 demonstrate competitive results.
The aggregator highlights accessible learning materials, though certification fees may apply and availability is not guaranteed.
Major technology firms including Amazon, Meta, and Cisco have implemented significant workforce reductions in 2026, explicitly attributing the cuts to AI adoption and the resulting shift in operational efficiency.
The 'Patch the Planet' programme utilises Codex Security tools and human triage to help open-source projects identify and patch bugs before they impact commercial codebases.
New documentation from Unsloth details how to run Z.ai’s 744-billion parameter GLM-5.2 locally using Dynamic GGUFs, offering significant hardware accessibility for developers and institutions.
Nvidia asserts that its fully liquid-cooled architecture for the upcoming Rubin hardware can reduce water consumption by up to 100 per cent compared to traditional systems, a move it says all cloud providers are adopting.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened a special investigation into the incident, which is one of more than 40 probes into Tesla crashes involving advanced driver-assistance systems.
While Amazon and Roku prohibit such practices, LG and Samsung have yet to establish public policies, leaving consumers’ local area networks potentially exposed to third-party traffic routing.
United Auto Workers leaders condemn the move as a profit-driven tactic, while global rivals accelerate adoption of 'dark factories'
Aging systems and shrinking maintenance budgets threaten to bottleneck high-frequency launches from Starship and New Glenn by 2029
A Detroit pension fund has filed a shareholder lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, accusing Uber’s leadership of ignoring safety warnings and exposing the company to thousands of legal claims.
A recent analysis published on Hacker News argues that the industry’s drive to popularise augmented reality eyewear is aesthetically unappealing and culturally misguided, contrasting the modest success of Meta’s camera glasses with the struggles of Apple and Snap.
Research led by the University of Sydney and CSIRO uses ASKAP telescope to solve decades-old astrophysics puzzle, linking cosmic radio bursts to magnetic cataclysmic variables.
Engineers describe a 'take-it-or-leave-it' market from suppliers including Samsung, Micron, and SK Hynix, while Apple warns of similar pressures across the sector.
The social media giant claims no evidence of improper access, but internal dissent intensifies over privacy safeguards and the ethics of surveillance for artificial intelligence development.
A campaign generating over 140 million views involved creators placing simulated trades on dummy sites, with Polymarket now conducting an internal audit of its promotional content to ensure regulatory compliance.
The chipmaker has confirmed that the BIOS option for Memory Guard will be reinstated in July, citing community feedback, though the reason for its initial removal remains unexplained.
At Meta’s @Scale conference, Boris Cherny outlined how AI agents are now prompting other agents to write code in continuous, non-deterministic loops, marking a significant departure from traditional human-led development.
Crunchy Data warns that updated system timezone databases can alter local time representations for stored UTC timestamps, urging a dual-column storage pattern to preserve user intent.
The second beta of iOS 27 introduces "Write with Siri," enhanced RCS support, and fixes for macOS Golden Gate, signalling Apple’s continued refinement of its operating systems ahead of the fall release.
The social media giant acknowledges its privacy review standards were not met, though it maintains there is no evidence of external access to the sensitive information collected from US laptops.
Doug Wightman remains chief executive as the company appoints new COO, CTO and CPO, while Nvidia leverages licensed IP for its own inference hardware.
The power purchase agreement locks in decades of emissions, complicating Microsoft’s 2030 carbon elimination pledge amid scrutiny from environmental groups.
As renters encounter misleading representations of space and amenities, jurisdictions such as California and New York are grappling with how to enforce disclosure laws and prevent deceptive advertising practices.
The company identified the incident weeks ago, but samples reviewed by TechCrunch appear to contain sensitive supplier and manufacturing documents, prompting investigation by Apple.
Starting at $1,049, the new PC gaming console faces supply constraints that have driven industry-wide price increases, forcing Valve to implement a lottery-style purchase model to curb reseller activity.
The immutable Boot ROM flaw cannot be fixed via software updates, with the Barcelona-based firm advising hardware migration as the only mitigation strategy.
The deal, reported by the Wall Street Journal, marks a significant step in the integration of artificial intelligence into creative workflows, mirroring similar moves by Netflix and Amazon MGM Studios.
Meta and Essilor Luxottica have refined their second-generation Ray-Ban frames to better accommodate prescription wearers, but the premium fit and advanced AI features come with a steep price tag and lingering data privacy questions.
Investors seek corporate governance reforms and a jury trial, citing a history of non-compliance that allegedly led to sexual assault and regulatory violations.
The federal directive on Anthropic’s Mythos and Fable models has triggered a complex reaction involving cybersecurity experts, international competitors, and calls for stricter regulation.
A June 2026 assessment by WIRED evaluates popular mushroom coffee blends, highlighting the divide between sensory quality and functional claims in the wellness sector.
The crash involving driver Michael Butler has intensified debate over Tesla’s marketing of automated features and the Trump administration’s efforts to remove traditional vehicle controls from regulatory requirements.
Industry leaders warn that escalating hardware costs may force a shift to new business models as affordability concerns mount for upcoming PlayStation and Xbox devices.
The Verge reports that last year’s significant upgrade is now available at its lowest price, while the Series 11 also sees a substantial cut ahead of an expected Series 12 launch.
The move, effective July 8, introduces biometric checks processed by Persona as Anthropic navigates a standoff with the Trump administration and evolving compliance requirements.
The e-commerce giant is seeking feedback from native speakers ahead of a potential commercial launch, though no timeline has been set.
Analysis of session logs suggests visible output suffers from data loss, raising questions about transparency in AI coding agents