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A $7M quantum computing competition is testing whether today's noisy, limited quantum machines can actually help human health—before the powerful ones we've been promised ever arrive.

Sam Altman thanked developers for writing code the hard way. The same week, Amazon cut 16,000 jobs. What does gratitude mean when the grateful party built the replacement?

FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed the agency purchases Americans' location data from commercial brokers without a warrant. The admission raises urgent questions about the future of the Fourth Amendment.

A U.S. government cybersecurity review found Microsoft's cloud documentation so inadequate that evaluators couldn't assess its security at all. Here's why that matters for everyone.

Meta's new Creator Fast Track program offers up to $3,000/month guaranteed pay to lure creators from TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. After paying out $3B in 2025, what's the real play here?

Discord's rapid U-turn on age verification exposed the hidden world of "age assurance" companies—and the uncomfortable trade-off between protecting kids and protecting everyone's privacy.

BMW's new i3 electric sedan shares its platform with the iX3 SUV, reviving the classic sedan silhouette for the EV era. Here's what it means for the market.

A federal judge dismissed Musi's lawsuit against Apple with prejudice after the free music app was pulled from the App Store. What does it mean for developers, users, and platform power?

On Day 13 of America's war with Iran, a tech reporter sits in a Pentagon briefing room, unable to move without an escort or bring in a cup of coffee. What does that tell us?

The Pentagon is exploring training AI models like OpenAI and xAI on classified military data. As tensions with Iran escalate, the plan raises urgent questions about security, accountability, and the future of AI in warfare.

After a $200M contract collapse, the Pentagon is building its own LLMs, signed deals with OpenAI and xAI, and labeled Anthropic a supply-chain threat. What this means for AI safety, defense tech, and the industry's ethical calculus.

The first full trailer for Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Three reveals Paul and Chani awaiting twins — a detail that carries enormous weight for fans of Frank Herbert's novels.