A pioneering study by Spanish researchers using NASA's meteorite collection shifts asteroid mining from science fiction to geological reality, identifying the specific mineral signatures required for viable off-world economies.
While the Federal Reserve's move to lower rates usually signals growth for tech, late 2025 sees a pivot toward defensive sectors amid tariff concerns and valuation recalibrations.
After a period of stagnation, fintech dealmaking has exploded with major acquisitions from Stripe, WealthSimple, and Robinhood signaling a mature, integrated future.
As generative AI demands surge, new automated technologies are slashing storage costs and energy consumption through dynamic allocation and advanced compression.
With new flexible runtimes and parallelized serving in OpenShift AI and RHEL AI, Red Hat aims to solve the 'last mile' problem of deploying generative AI across diverse infrastructures.
Joshua Aaron alleges the White House violated the First Amendment by pressuring Apple to ban his immigration tracking app, sparking a major legal battle over digital speech rights.
Nvidia moves its flagship GTC conference to D.C., signaling a strategic pivot as the chip giant aligns with U.S. national interests while navigating complex China relations.
A widespread service failure hit Venmo and PayPal users this week, leaving diners and patients stranded without payment options. We analyze the breakdown of the cashless economy.
Following a massive December 2025 outage affecting 20% of websites, experts scrutinize the recurring BGP routing failures destabilizing the modern web.
In a watershed moment for global tech regulation, the European Commission has issued its first-ever financial penalty under the DSA, citing deceptive 'blue check' designs and transparency failures.
As Waymo surpasses 50 million autonomous miles, a complex picture emerges: statistically significant reductions in injury rates compared to human drivers, clashing with a growing absolute number of fender benders and regulatory scrutiny.
Despite reporting record revenues and a doubling of AI chip sales, Broadcom (AVGO) stock tumbled 11% as investors reacted to dipping margins and growing 'AI angst' in the semiconductor sector.