Several defense contractors including Castelion, SpaceX, and Anduril have secured military contracts for hypersonic weapons and space interceptor programs.
An Amazon Web Services data center outage affected trading operations on FanDuel and Coinbase, with recovery expected to take several hours.
Samsung has begun rolling out blood pressure tracking functionality to Galaxy Watch users in the US after the feature was available in other markets for several years.
Security researchers have identified a new case of government authorities using fraudulent Android applications to install surveillance software on target devices.
Austria plans to ban social media access for children under 14, joining other European countries implementing similar restrictions.
Cisco demonstrates quantum computer connectivity, FCC updates router policies, and carbon nanotube research progresses toward copper alternatives.
Former 'To Catch a Predator' host Chris Hansen raised concerns about child safety on gaming platforms like Roblox.
Tech investors and an anti-corruption group have sued President Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi over the administration's approval of TikTok's U.S. sale.
Senators Warren and Hawley request federal agency collect comprehensive annual electricity usage data from data centers for grid planning purposes.
Convective Capital secured $85 million in funding to expand its investment focus from fire technology to broader disaster resilience solutions.
Ripple initiates share buyback program while AI coding startup Cursor enters funding talks, both at $50 billion valuations.
Growing public and business opposition emerges to Russia's internet crackdown, which includes cellphone shutdowns and blocking of messaging apps.
The Path debuts AI therapy with high safety scores while Maka Kids raises $3M for developmental streaming content for young children.
Agricultural equipment manufacturer John Deere agreed to pay $99 million to settle claims it monopolized tractor repair services.
Author David Pogue releases comprehensive history of Apple Inc., tracing company's evolution from 1971 founding to current status as trillion-dollar corporation.
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