News by Category: Technology

The Google trial resumes with a key question about trust. Can Google, a tech giant, be relied upon to act in good faith, especially given past allegations?

DJI fails to win lawsuit against the Department of Defense designation. The drone maker is tagged as a 'Chinese military company'.

A top roboticist warns investors about pouring money into humanoid robot companies, suggesting the hype is not realistic and the tech is still far from viable.

Apple is developing an internal ChatGPT-like app called Veritas to test and refine the upcoming enhanced features of Siri before its wider release.

SpaceX wants to send its Starship rocket over Florida. The FAA is reviewing this plan, taking into account the risks and environmental concerns.

Sila has begun operations at its factory in Washington to make silicon anodes, a crucial step for improving the performance and range of electric vehicle batteries.

Stan Lee is back at Comic-Con as a hologram! But how does this impact the legacy of the Marvel icon, and what controversies surround its creation?

Interlune partners with Bluefors for lunar helium-3 extraction, potentially fueling the quantum computing industry and marking a new era in space resource utilization.

Neuralink plans a new clinical trial aiming to translate thoughts into text using brain implants, sparking both excitement and concerns about future applications.

NVIDIA invests $5 billion in Intel, sparking collaboration on CPUs and GPUs. How will this impact the future of PC and data center technology? Explore the potential implications.

Reddit wants Google to pay more and attract more users as part of their AI data licensing deal.

Fiverr reduces workforce by 30% to prioritize AI, sparking debate about the future of work and automation impact on employees.