Elon Musk has a habit of setting ambitious targets. Then he resets them. This week he did it again with Tesla's humanoid robot Optimus. In a terse reply on X, the chief execu...
Apple just refreshed its foundational image pipeline. The change arrives quietly in iOS 27, macOS 27 and iPadOS 27. Yet for photographers who shoot RAW files from mirrorless ...
In the high desert capital of Salt Lake City, a quiet experiment has upended decades of medical tradition. Since January, Utah residents with chronic conditions no longer nee...
Systems administrators who run SSH across data centers, cloud fleets and edge devices received a fresh batch of patches Sunday. The OpenSSH project released version 10.4 on J...
In the high desert capital of Salt Lake City, a quiet experiment has upended decades of medical tradition. Since January, Utah residents with chronic conditions no longer nee...
Systems administrators who run SSH across data centers, cloud fleets and edge devices received a fresh batch of patches Sunday. The OpenSSH project released version 10.4 on J...
Bao Zhang lost his software testing job earlier this year. He now spends 17 hours a day behind the wheel of a ride-hailing car in Beijing. Earnings after costs hover around 6...
Visa Inc. has thrust itself into the center of the stablecoin surge. The payments giant now settles billions in USDC and other tokens across multiple blockchains. Its latest ...
California just handed electric-vehicle buyers a fresh set of incentives. The $135 million program aims to keep first-time purchasers loyal after federal tax credits vanish. ...
Bitcoin trades just above $62,500. That marks a 50% drop from its October 2025 peak above $126,000. The broader digital asset market has shed half its value since then. Total...
Pharmaceutical giants have spent years chasing the promise of massive AI systems. Yet a quieter shift now gathers force. Smaller language models, often with just tens or hund...
SINGAPORE and NEW YORK — Investor sentiment toward Chinese assets has shifted. Steady performance amid the Iran conflict and the AI-driven market frenzy highlights a clear ...
Anthropic has never earned a profit. Yet the artificial intelligence company just signed a 20-year lease that could hand data-center operator TeraWulf nearly $19 billion in r...
Anthropic has published a research paper examining the inner computational processes of its Claude large language model, specifically how the system constructs and manipulates a...
Freight rail moves goods with unmatched efficiency. Yet its diesel engines still spew pollutants near homes and factories. Operators stare at volatile fuel bills and aging fl...
Can Bölük set out to test the limits of an AI coding model. What emerged in under a week was pon, a new Python 3.14 runtime that skips the interpreter and bytecode entirely...
Merchants have crossed a threshold. Nearly 40% of U.S. businesses now take cryptocurrency at checkout. The numbers come from a fresh survey released in late January by PayPal...
The ancient dispute over ownership of UNIX, and perhaps Linux too, has returned to court. Again. The latest twist arrived on June 22 when Xinuos, the company that acquired as...
Workers at Samsung Electronics are cashing in on the artificial intelligence surge. Some stand to pocket hundreds of thousands of dollars this year. Others watch from the sid...
Amazon has finally closed the Wondery app. The dedicated podcast platform and its Wondery+ subscription service stopped operating this week. Listeners received notice months ...
The wealthy have long shaped education to suit their needs, from private tutors in ancient times to exclusive boarding schools that promise social connections as much as academi...
Nadeem Sarwar never set out to become a software developer. Yet here he sits, voice dictating features to an AI that quietly assembles entire applications in the background. ...
Tech giants have poured hundreds of billions into chips, data centers and talent. Yet the raw fuel powering today's artificial intelligence systems faces a hard limit. Public...
Gov. J.B. Pritzker didn’t hesitate. On July 6, 2026, he put pen to paper and made Illinois the first state to demand independent third-party safety audits from the largest ...
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