Science & Innovation

As traditional silicon scaling hits a physical wall, Huawei proposes the Tau Scaling Law to bypass the limitations of Moore's Law in chip design.

Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann defends the decision to pivot from full EVs to PHEVs following the contentious debut of the Ferrari Luce.

The FAA has cleared Blue Origin's New Glenn mega-rocket to return to flight after a thermal anomaly led to the loss of an AST SpaceMobile satellite in April.

The first flight of the upgraded Starship V3 hardware saw successful payload deployment but ended with a booster failure and an expected ship explosion.

American Airlines will deploy Starlink Wi-Fi across 500+ narrow-body Airbus aircraft, strengthening SpaceX's position ahead of its anticipated IPO.

A deep dive into SpaceX's S-1 filing and recent Starship flight data reveals the financial pressures of Starlink's capex treadmill and the risks of expendable rockets.

The FAA has officially classified SpaceX's May 22 Starship Flight 12 as a mishap following a Super Heavy V3 booster failure. Learn how this affects the launch cadence and Starlink's future.

Industry leaders and legal experts warn that the proposed EU Space Act could institutionalize delays, favoring incumbents like ArianeGroup over emerging commercial startups.

While NASA focuses on Artemis and Mars, the long-term trajectory of human spaceflight may point toward Titan. Explore why Saturn's moon is a more hospitable target than Venus or Europa.

A draft fiscal 2027 defense bill aims to eliminate the Space Development Agency and Space RCO as standalone entities, signaling a major shift in how the U.S. Space Force acquires tech.

Italian space firm SITAEL unveils a strategic roadmap to triple revenues by 2031, leveraging new ESA prime contracts and Hall-effect propulsion scaling.

The FAA has officially classified the Flight 12 Starship launch as a mishap following a Super Heavy booster failure, requiring a full investigation before SpaceX can fly again.

The FAA has mandated a mishap investigation for SpaceX's Starship Flight 12 after the Super Heavy booster failed its boostback burn, potentially delaying Flight 13.

Virgin Media O2 integrates Starlink Direct-to-Cell technology for iPhone users, offering satellite connectivity in rural UK areas for £3/month.

An experiment by Zephr.xyz reveals that NASA's CYGNSS and NISAR satellites, designed for weather and ice monitoring, can geolocate GPS jammers within kilometers.

While 3GPP targets 2028 for 6G specifications, telecom operators face an existential crisis over 5G monetization and the massive capital expenditure required for the next leap.

AI coding startup Cognition, creators of Devin, raises $1B at a $25B pre-money valuation, challenging the dominance of OpenAI and Anthropic in the agentic software space.

Imec has demonstrated the first quantum dot qubit device using High-NA EUV lithography, potentially solving the scaling crisis for silicon-based quantum computing.

A growing trend in academic fraud sees AI-generated research papers listing real scholars as authors without their consent, threatening the integrity of peer review.

An analysis of how viral videos and digital monitoring are being used to restrict public Eid prayers in Uttar Pradesh, India.