Technology & Innovation

Ferrari debuts the Luce, its first four-door battery-electric vehicle. Designed by LoveFrom, the Luce blends extreme aerodynamics with a high-tactility interior.

Medical historians are sounding the alarm on the loss of critical health data as legacy systems are decommissioned for modern AI-driven platforms.

The new Spider-Noir series on Amazon Prime brings Nicolas Cage back to the monochromatic world, but the show's lack of narrative depth exposes Sony's disjointed approach to its Spider-Man IP.

A deep dive into the contractual clash between AI startup Anthropic and the US Department of Defense over lethal autonomous weapons and mass surveillance.

NASA announces a multi-million dollar procurement strategy to build a permanent lunar presence, awarding contracts for terrain vehicles and cargo landers.

Microsoft plans to overhaul the 'unsafe' keyword in C# 16 to improve memory safety and visibility, bringing the language closer to Rust's rigor without losing garbage collection.

The Trump administration has granted Volvo a specific authorization to continue selling vehicles with Chinese connected technology, bypassing a broad national security ban.

As the May 27 deadline approaches for Startup Battlefield 2026, we break down the specific criteria judges use to find the next Cloudflare or Discord.

A third-party visa processing site, UK Visa Portal, has leaked passports and biometrics for up to 100,000 users. The site is not affiliated with the UK government.

Zig is reworking its build system to improve consistency and scalability. We analyze the implications for modern C/C++ replacements and the developer experience.

The Digital News Publishers Association (DNPA) introduces a voluntary Code of Ethics to balance editorial independence with legal accountability and journalistic accuracy.

An analysis of the legal constraints and digital risks surrounding the reporting of sexual offenses under the POCSO Act and Section 228A of the IPC.

IBM is spinning off Anderon, a $2 billion quantum chip foundry in New York, aiming to become the TSMC of the quantum era through CHIPS Act funding.

Legal professionals are increasingly turning to unsanctioned AI tools, creating a crisis of 'Shadow AI' and risky legal hallucinations in court filings.

Early review units of the Galaxy Fold are reporting screen failures and flickering, raising questions about the durability of Samsung's $1,980 foldable.

Jalen Brunson is leading the New York Knicks back to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999—the same year he spent as a toddler in the team's locker room.

Former police officer Dong Guangping is detained by South Korean authorities after a perilous 30-hour inflatable boat journey from China, marking his fourth attempt to flee.

Samsung expands its Indian footprint with 72 new AI-integrated TVs, bringing the Vision AI Companion and new Micro RGB panels to a wider range of price points.

Leaks suggest OnePlus is bringing a small-form factor tablet with an OLED screen and Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 to India, mirroring the Oppo Pad Mini's hardware.

Xreal introduces 'X by Xreal' (XBX), a new sub-brand targeting a lower price point. The first device, the a01 display glasses, launch in the US this July for $299.