Researchers in Sweden have created a structural battery that acts as both an energy source and a load-bearing material. This “massless” tech could revolutionize electric vehicle design by turning the car’s frame into the battery itself.
Companies are pouring over $100 million each into AI, but a new survey reveals a massive readiness problem. Executives feel pressure to show value to their boards, but admit their data and metrics aren’t up to the task.
A startup called Starcloud has successfully trained an AI model on a satellite in orbit. This is a proof-of-concept for building massive, solar-powered data centers in space to bypass Earth’s energy and environmental constraints.
The battle for AI-driven commerce isn’t about chatbots. It’s a foundational fight over protocols that will decide where transactions start and who profits. Two competing models from OpenAI/Stripe and Google are forcing merchants to choose a side.
The European Commission has launched a formal antitrust probe into Google’s AI data practices. Regulators are targeting how the company scrapes publisher content and forces YouTube creators to give up their videos for AI training without pay.
A new review in Nature Photonics details a two-decade transformation in quantum optics. Scientists can now engineer the very structure of photons, opening doors to more secure, high-capacity quantum technologies.
In the pursuit of Warner Bros., Netflix’s co-CEO says the company’s game studios weren’t a factor. This comes as WB games revenue has plummeted, with a 48% drop in early 2025.
The Galaxy A56 gets the praise now, but its 2024 predecessor, the A55, was the real game-changer. It introduced an aluminum frame and seamless updates to Samsung’s mid-range for the first time, altering the series forever.
Russia’s telecom regulator is banning WhatsApp and FaceTime, citing illegal activities. Yet Apple’s iMessage is still working. The reason is a mix of clever tech and simple market irrelevance.
As spacecraft get more complex and venture farther out, old-school monitoring is breaking down. The new plan? Deploy teams of specialized AI agents onboard to detect and diagnose problems in real-time, without waiting for Earth.
