Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
Ian Henry’s latest article, 'Why Janet?', promotes the language for command-line applications, citing native static executables and parsing expression grammatures as key differentiators from established scripting tools.
Legislation driven by legal policy fellow Tal Fortgang targets nonviolent civil disobedience, drawing sharp criticism from civil liberties groups over First Amendment implications.
With the Amazon Prime Day sales event scheduled for 23–26 June 2026, WIRED has published an updated guide to help shoppers navigate counterfeit goods, fake reviews, and inflated discounts on the marketplace.
The e-commerce giant confirms the annual shopping festival will run for four days, featuring discounts across 35 categories and exclusive perks to drive membership uptake.
From private tutors to craft retailers, owners are leveraging artificial intelligence to handle record-keeping and invoicing, though experts warn of costs and privacy trade-offs.
From a Rutgers University student project to a global news hub, the platform’s growth has been halted by government legal orders, highlighting the vulnerabilities of independent digital journalism.
US subscribers can secure tickets via Fandango partnership, with pricing details and trial options outlined for new and existing members.
Dave Limp asserts propellant infrastructure remains intact and the support tower is repairable in situ, challenging Administrator Jared Isaacman’s estimate that the site will not be operational until 2028.
With the expiry of high-value reward offers in late May, Office Depot is shifting focus to June-specific savings on furniture, supplies, and technology.
Analysis of Layla Sleep’s current discount architecture, including eligibility criteria for key professionals and the mechanics of its friend referral scheme.
GridLion allows users to navigate macOS Spaces in a configurable grid, bypassing the horizontal Mission Control interface introduced in 2011.
The tech giant unveiled a range of new laptops including the ExpertBook B5 Flip G2 and three Zenbook 14 variants, signalling a continued shift towards ARM-based architectures in the corporate sector.
From Australia’s under-16 ban to the EU’s new verification app, governments are tightening online controls, but critics warn these measures undermine anonymity and enable mass surveillance.
Priced at $549, the new variant trades compute units for higher clock speeds, targeting gamers in a market strained by AI-driven demand.
Subscribers report exhausting monthly allotments within hours, prompting a shift in developer behaviour and potential industry-wide pricing changes.
The application window for the 2026 cohort has been extended, offering founders access to a network of alumni that includes Dropbox and Cloudflare.
The tech giant cited demand for AI solutions exceeding current supply, aligning the capital raise with CEO Sundar Pichai’s projected annual spending of up to $190 billion.
The organisation is developing technologies to release male mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia bacteria, aiming to curb the spread of dengue, Zika, yellow fever, and chikungunya without pesticides or genetic modification.
Ars Technica’s latest science roundup for May 2026 covers diverse findings, including a prehistoric copper smelting site, a new tiny blue octopus species, and research into feline sensory preferences.
The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedive Innovations has committed significant funding to three vaccine candidates, including Moderna’s mRNA platform, to address the uncontrolled Bundibugyo ebolavirus strain which has killed 241 people.
Partners including Microsoft, Dell, and HP will release devices this autumn featuring secure sandboxes and 1-petaflop compute power.
Founded by 22-year-old Ethan Thornton, the Huntington Beach firm develops autonomous weapons and drone systems, with production of multiple vehicles expected to begin next year.
Priced at $49.99, the Halo doubles as a personal safety tool featuring a 130dB siren and emergency location sharing, with a free fourth unit promotion for bulk purchases.
The unreleased wearable, identified by markings on its reverse side, was recovered from near Saint Martin with a drained battery but intact display.
New application deadline set for June 8 following surge in demand; podcast season three to focus on fundraising
The tech giant confirmed the issue is resolved, but reports suggest the exploit compromised accounts including the Obama White House handle, Sephora, and a Space Force official.
New hardware aims to rival Apple’s MacBook Pro but faces headwinds from rising memory costs and premium pricing strategies.
Google has officially released Gemini Spark, its new background AI agent, exclusively to US subscribers of the AI Ultra plan. While hands-on tests demonstrate impressive multi-step capabilities, the high cost and data access requirements have sparked debate over whether the tool justifies the financial and privacy trade-offs.
The 83-page complaint alleges ChatGPT aided a mass shooting at Florida State University and the 2026 murders of two graduate students, while citing CEO Sam Altman’s comments on safety-testing as evidence of disregard for human life.
A self-described distributed systems expert argues that the current trajectory of tech infrastructure constitutes a crime against software, prompting debate over the long-term health of major code repositories.
Developed by the studio behind the 2023 Pharaoh remaster, the title shifts focus to Greek mythology and allows players to control delivery routes, addressing pathing issues from the original 2000 release.
The unverified prototype, found with a drained battery, bears markings for a heart-rate sensor and ultra-wideband chip ahead of Google’s expected autumn launch.
Executive order seeks to reduce childhood vaccine schedule from 17 to 11 doses, citing a controversial assessment by political appointees. Danish researchers describe the proposal as scientifically unsound.
The civil complaint accuses OpenAI of deceptive trade practices and designing an addictive product that facilitated violent acts, including the murders of two University of South Florida students.
The US White House, US Space Force, and Sephora accounts were among those compromised before the tech giant resolved the issue on Monday.
The Verge’s flagship audio programme moves to a weekday schedule, aiming to integrate same-day news while leveraging insights from veteran creator Casey Neistat on sustaining high-volume content output.
Security researcher Jane Wong and high-profile targets were affected by the exploit, which bypassed traditional email verification by spoofing location data.
The aerospace and technology firm has amended its initial public offering documents to highlight water access as a critical constraint for its AI infrastructure, coinciding with updates on employee stock allocations and potential merger-related dilution.
Stanford University has published strict usage protocols for artificial intelligence tools in its CS336 course, ensuring students engage directly with Python and PyTorch code rather than relying on automated completion.
The upcoming event will feature over an hour of trailers and updates, with a focus on Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Wolverine, as the company navigates rising console prices and softening hardware demand.
The move follows a $65 billion fundraising round and positions the San Francisco-based company ahead of rivals OpenAI and SpaceX in the race for public capital, despite facing federal sanctions over its ethical stances on military use.
Founded by Ellie Konsker and Shreya Halder, the invite-only beta aims to centralise fragmented e-commerce tracking for consumers before launching a B2B analytics tool later this year.
A breach of the popular GTA V modification tool has left user credentials and support tickets exposed on GitHub, with the perpetrator citing revenge as the motive.
Attackers exploited weak identity verification in Meta’s AI support chatbot to seize control of Instagram accounts, including those of the Obama White House and the US Space Force.
Attorney General James Uthmeier seeks penalties and personal liability for CEO Sam Altman, citing incidents at Florida State University and in British Columbia.
The manufacturer’s new guarantee for its God’s Eye 5.0 system includes no payout cap and excludes premium hikes, marking a significant shift in risk allocation for autonomous driving features.
The announcement at Computex includes a new 8-core 3D V-Cache chip and a re-release of the legacy Ryzen 7 5800X3D, as the company aims to balance cost concerns with performance demands.
Sony has finalised release dates and pricing for its latest gaming hardware, including a new fight stick timed with a fighting game release and a high-refresh-rate monitor designed for console and PC use.