Tiny space debris poses a growing threat to satellites in Low Earth Orbit. Mitigation efforts include better tracking, de-orbiting protocols, and international cooperation to ensure sustainable space use.
Astronomers criticize a new mirror satellite that reflects sunlight to Earth, citing light pollution and ecological risks. The debate highlights tensions between urban innovation and preserving the night sky.
Suppliers supporting Nvidia are expanding production as global demand for AI chips and data center infrastructure continues reaching record levels.
French research institutions continue improving weather and climate monitoring systems to better understand changing environmental patterns.
New AI models are using patient data to forecast diseases before symptoms appear, promising a shift toward preventive and personalized healthcare while raising ethical and privacy questions.
The EU’s General Court rejected Apple’s challenges to the Digital Markets Act obligations tied to its “gatekeeper” status, including interoperability requirements. The court said interoperability duties apply once gatekeeper designation occurs, not as a condition for designation itself. It also found Apple’s argument to treat different App Stores as separate services unpersuasive.
Iran reportedly exploited long-known weaknesses in global telecom systems to pinpoint the locations of US military personnel across the Middle East before and during the Iran war, according to a report citing telecom and cybersecurity research.
SpaceX has fallen below its IPO price as investors reassess growth expectations, though the company remains a leader in commercial space and satellite services.
A comparison of Elon Musk's fortune highlights the vast difference between salary-based income and wealth created through ownership of high-growth technology companies.
India’s Kudankulam nuclear power plant—described as the country’s largest—has faced scrutiny after researchers reported that files connected to the facility were found within materials tied to a cyber intrusion, raising concerns about how long attacker access may have gone undetected.
Reports say data files linked to India’s Kudankulam nuclear power plant were exposed following a cyber intrusion, raising fresh concerns about cybersecurity at critical infrastructure sites.
Heat pump adoption in the US is surging, driven by technological improvements, federal incentives, and growing consumer awareness. This trend suggests a tipping point in the transition to sustainable home heating and cooling.
A major leak reveals detailed specs for the Google Pixel 11, including Tensor chip upgrades, camera improvements, and AI features. The information sets expectations for Google’s upcoming flagship smartphones.
Senate Republicans renewed criticism of Democratic energy policies, arguing increased domestic production is key to lowering fuel prices and inflation.
Global semiconductor investment is accelerating as AI demand fuels record spending on advanced chips, data centers and manufacturing capacity.
A police announcement on an e-bike and scooter crackdown was humorously interrupted by the real-time capture of violators. The incident highlights the challenges of enforcing safety regulations for new mobility technologies.
Australia is introducing digital arrival cards to streamline border entry, but paper forms remain available for those with technical issues or preferences. This hybrid approach ensures efficiency while maintaining inclusivity and biosecurity standards.
EU President Ursula von der Leyen has announced plans for stricter social media restrictions for children, including age verification and limits on targeted ads, to protect their mental health.
Engineers are developing cockroach-inspired robots capable of squeezing through tight spaces to aid in search and rescue operations, offering new hope for locating survivors in disaster zones.
Engineers have created a robot that mimics the Atlantic puffin’s ability to fly and swim. This biomimetic design offers new possibilities for environmental monitoring and multi-domain exploration.
New York State has imposed a one-year moratorium on new large data centers to study their energy and climate impacts. The move aims to align digital infrastructure with the state’s environmental goals.
Microsoft’s Middenmeer hyperscale data center consumed 1.17 terawatt-hours in 2025—more than 1% of all electricity used in the Netherlands, NRC reports based on new government figures.
Haptic technology is introducing touch feedback to digital interactions, enhancing immersion in gaming, healthcare, and industrial training. This article explores the technical challenges of latency and realism, the transformative potential for remote surgery and education, and the future integration of tactile senses into everyday devices
Consumers are increasingly cancelling subscriptions due to cost accumulation and poor management experiences, a phenomenon known as "subscription fatigue." This article explores the causes of this trend, the regulatory response, and how businesses must adapt by offering greater flexibility, transparency, and value to retain customers in a saturated market.