Technology & Innovation

Toshifumi Suzuki, the visionary leader who brought the convenience store model and integrated data systems to Japan, has died at 93.

TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 returns to Moscone West in San Francisco this October. Early bird registration is now open with significant discounts for founders and investors.

Exploring the systemic failures of the public defender system through the lens of former Cook County attorney Allen Goodman.

The Digital News Publishers Association (DNPA) introduces a voluntary Code of Ethics to balance editorial independence with journalistic accountability in the digital age.

As Google integrates AI Overviews deeper into search results, critics argue the company is prioritizing its own ecosystem over the open web.

Amine Raiti has launched 'Operation Dindon,' a surreal protest using AI-generated K-pop and opera to demand an end to cloud egress fees and restrictive contracts.

From 'ChapStick' pipelines to billion-dollar leases, Alaska's North Slope is seeing a massive resurgence in oil investment driven by the Nanushuk formation and regulatory shifts.

Move over '10x productivity.' A new wave of developers is leveraging LLMs not to ship code faster, but to find more bugs and ensure long-term codebase health.

Rep. Zoe Lofgren argues the US government's $2 billion investment in quantum startups, including a massive deal with IBM, violates the CHIPS and Science Act.

California lawmakers are amending the Digital Age Assurance Act to exempt open-source operating systems like Linux from strict age-verification requirements.

A deep dive into the 2001 FBI raid on O.J. Simpson's Miami home and the subsequent DirecTV lawsuit involving hacked smartcards and 'Black Sunday'.

Nuro is pivoting from delivery to robotaxis, leveraging a strategic partnership with Uber and Lucid to enter the autonomous ride-hailing market.

SpaceX's upgraded Starship V3 successfully completed its first test flight, demonstrating improved heat shield durability and a new satellite deployment system.

An analysis of how the POCSO Act and statutory reporting laws intersect with digital publishing and the legal risks of identifying victims.

Google's new Omni model promises a leap in consistent AI video generation and deepfake realism, but technical glitches and high credit costs remain.

Robert Moor explores the conceptual link between physical hiking trails, ant colonies, and the digital infrastructure of the internet in his new book, On Trails.

The creator of the MPC and LinnDrum discusses his minimalist approach to technology, his love for VR mini golf, and why he avoids social media.

Long before cloud storage and streaming, Gnutella defined the decentralized web. We explore the protocol that powered LimeWire and why it still exists today.

ClickUp CEO Zeb Evans defends the layoff of 22% of his workforce as a strategic shift toward an AI-driven '100x organization' using internal agents.

Linux kernel maintainers are seeing a surge in AI-discovered vulnerabilities, changing how the community handles security patches and disclosure.