David Sacks has seen the inside of power in Washington. As former White House AI and crypto czar, he shaped policy during a pivotal stretch. Now he speaks with the bluntness ...
Slack channels hum with sensitive strategy sessions. Google Docs hold draft contracts and patient records. Discord servers coordinate everything from game nights to activist ...
Roku built an empire on simple streaming sticks and an operating system that millions now take for granted. But the real prize has always sat behind the screen. Its audience....
Global markets sit at a tense crossroads. Warnings of a perfect storm have circulated for months. Yet the combination of high government debt, renewed geopolitical flare-ups ...
Qualcomm just dropped a new flagship processor for the next wave of augmented reality hardware. Called Snapdragon Reality Elite, the chip promises smaller, cooler devices tha...
Keeping a home clean has become easier with the rise of cordless and smart cleaning technology. Modern vacuum cleaners now offer features such as automatic...
Joaquin Duato does not mince words. The chairman and chief executive of Johnson & Johnson believes a cure for certain cancers sits within reach over the next decade. Others m...
Qualcomm just dropped its most advanced XR processor yet. The Snapdragon Reality Elite promises sharper visuals, stronger on-device AI and better efficiency for the coming ge...
Shares of Snap Inc. have taken their lumps this year. Ad growth slowed. User metrics wavered. Activist voices called for cuts. Yet CEO Evan Spiegel stands firm. The future, h...
Mobileye is no longer content to sit on the sidelines as a supplier. The Intel subsidiary announced Tuesday it will launch its own robotaxi service in a major U.S. city in 20...
In the summer of 2023 Intel made a quiet announcement that rippled through the small-form-factor computing world. The company would stop direct investment in its Next Unit of...
Carl Pei founded Nothing in London in 2020 with a simple aim. Challenge Apple for the attention of younger users tired of big corporate tech. Six years later the company has ...
SpaceX just struck a deal that could hand it Cursor for $60 billion. The AI coding startup, once valued in the single-digit billions, now sits at the center of one of the mos...
The numbers tell two stories at once. One sector surges. The rest stalls.Battery manufacturing under NAICS code 33591 posted another solid gain in May. The Federal Res...
Veterans who received the updated 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccine faced sharply lower odds of major heart trouble. The protection held even against events not obviously tied to in...
He Tingbo stepped back into the spotlight last month after seven years largely out of public view. The president of Huawei's semiconductor business, long called the company's...
Senior U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock had seen enough. In a breach-of-contract dispute over unpaid legal fees between the city of Aberdeen, Miss., and Louisiana attorney ...
YouTube never set out to kill the faceless channel. Yet here we are. In January 2026 the platform terminated 16 channels that together held 35 million subscribers and racked ...
Java has long treated most data as objects with distinct identities. Two instances with identical field values still differ because each occupies its own spot in memory. That...
Ben Kilpatrick expected his new Ryzen system to deliver the same protections it always had. In April he installed a fresh operating system on a machine powered by a Ryzen 7 9...
The Pentagon's research arm just signaled a stark shift in how it views the vulnerability of America's space assets. On June 13, 2026, DARPA issued a request for information ...
A simple request changed everything. "Fix this code." Those three words, according to one veteran cybersecurity researcher, triggered the U.S. government's swift move to rest...
Andrew Bosworth has long served as one of Mark Zuckerberg’s most trusted lieutenants at Meta. The chief technology officer, known inside the company as Boz, carries a reput...
Google stands on the verge of slamming shut the last door on powerful ad blockers in Chrome. A fresh Chromium commit removes the final technical workaround that let holdouts ...
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