Some municipalities are ending contracts with Flock Safety's automated license plate readers while others expand programs, reflecting ongoing privacy debates.
Uber introduces a new service allowing customers to schedule package returns from their homes through the Uber Eats app.
Quantum computing company Pasqal will go public through a SPAC merger, valuing the French startup at $2 billion.
Pinterest's chief executive has called on governments to ban social media platforms for users under 16 years old.
Analysts examine how internet culture and information warfare are influencing public discourse and policy in Western nations.
The US Air Force selected three companies for microreactor development while a rare earth executive highlighted early progress toward resource independence.
The Justice Department announced the takedown of four major botnets that had compromised more than 3 million devices globally.
MIT alumnus David Huang developed optical coherence tomography, now used in 40 million eye procedures annually worldwide.
European aerospace giant Airbus announced plans to purchase French cybersecurity company Quarkslab as part of its strategy to strengthen sovereign cybersecurity capabilities.
Solar energy supplied 12.8% of US electricity in May 2026, exceeding coal's 12.2% share for the first time, despite federal policies favoring coal.
Google's Chrome browser on Android devices now offers users the option to share approximate rather than precise location data with websites.
A technical glitch at Companies House enabled logged-in users to view and modify other companies' registration details without permission.
Analysis suggests Russian satellites have demonstrated the ability to interfere with GPS signals across large portions of Europe.
Cybercriminals are using sophisticated inheritance scam emails with fake deadlines and official language to steal personal information from victims.
Security vulnerabilities and online platforms are being exploited by criminals for financial fraud and cyberattacks.
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