Tech

After 14 years, Tesla's Model S is ending production. We examine what the discontinuation of this EV pioneer means for the automotive industry and innovation cycles.

From Person of Interest to Fallout, Jonathan Nolan has consistently explored AI and tech themes. His latest insights on AI's role in filmmaking and society's future.

Canadian startup Vema Hydrogen extracts hydrogen from iron-rich rocks deep underground, targeting data centers with production costs below $1 per kilogram

Google is rushing to merge Android and ChromeOS into Aluminium OS, but antitrust pressure may be forcing their hand faster than planned

As demand for nickel, copper, and rare earth elements explodes, biotechnology offers a cleaner path to extract the metals essential for EVs, data centers, and renewable energy.

The 1988 Morris worm that paralyzed 10% of the internet could repeat itself in AI agent networks. Experts warn of new risks as autonomous AI systems learn to communicate and share instructions.

India's Supreme Court delivers sharp criticism of Meta's WhatsApp data practices, questioning how users can meaningfully consent in a monopolistic market. A potential turning point for global tech regulation.

New report reveals how state privacy laws fail to protect public servants from doxxing and violent threats, creating dangerous vulnerabilities in an era of rising political violence.

As high-grade ore depletes, biotech startups are engineering microbes to extract metals from aging mines and waste. But can biology scale fast enough for the EV boom?

NASA's Artemis II mission to return astronauts to the Moon after 53 years faces another delay due to hydrogen leaks during testing. What this means for the future of space exploration.

Portland's labor solidarity march saw families with strollers and dogs join the protest, sparking debate about children's participation in political demonstrations and the ethics of family activism.

Avalanche Energy raises $29M for desktop-sized fusion reactors, challenging the industry's bigger-is-better approach with rapid iteration and compact design.