The US Air Force selected three companies for microreactor development while a rare earth executive highlighted early progress toward resource independence.
Subscription billing fintech Skio was acquired by competitor Recharge for $105 million in cash after raising only $8 million in funding.
A dancer with ALS used digital avatar technology to perform on stage again, restoring expression and connection that the disease had diminished.
Google will introduce a multi-step verification process allowing users to install unverified Android apps after mandatory developer verification begins.
MIT alumnus David Huang developed optical coherence tomography, now used in 40 million eye procedures annually worldwide.
Microsoft's gaming CEO announced the next Xbox console, codenamed Project Helix, will support both Xbox and PC games.
Nintendo revealed a Star Fox 64 remake while Nanoleaf pivots toward robotics and health technology after a quiet period in smart lighting.
RV Tech joint venture between Rivian and Volkswagen Group passes key development milestone, unlocking funding.
Jay Graber is stepping down as CEO of social media platform Bluesky, with the board conducting a search for a permanent replacement.
European aerospace giant Airbus announced plans to purchase French cybersecurity company Quarkslab as part of its strategy to strengthen sovereign cybersecurity capabilities.
Toronto police arrested suspects who used SMS blasting technology to send malicious messages to thousands of residents across the city.
Apple has removed the Mac Pro desktop workstation from its website, ending the product line that served professional users since 2006.
Thousands of children across Europe participated in a three-week experiment abstaining from smartphones and social media platforms.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma spoke to hundreds of employees at Microsoft's studio D building in a company gathering two weeks ago.
Uber introduces a new service allowing customers to schedule package returns from their homes through the Uber Eats app.
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