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Earthrise Energy has devised a novel approach to expedite solar project grid connection by leveraging existing gas plant infrastructure, significantly cutting typical multi-year delays.
The Supreme Court recognized Fourth Amendment protections for location data, restricting geofence warrants but stopping short of declaring them unconstitutional.
Senators Warren and Scanlon plan legislation to prohibit AI companies from selling Americans' health and location data collected through chatbots to data brokers.
A significant 422 MW floating solar project portfolio has been greenlit in the Philippines, marking a notable expansion in the region's renewable energy infrastructure with potential for high capacity factors and grid impact.
The Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling in Slaughter v. Trump permits the president to fire FTC commissioners at will, fundamentally altering the agency’s independence and regulatory autonomy.
Imec projects 0.3nm process nodes by 2038 and viable CFET transistors at 0.7nm, shifting focus from CPP scaling to cell size for transistor density gains.
Q2 2026 marks a resurgence in billion-dollar startup exits, with the largest venture-backed exit ever and multiple sizable deals signaling renewed market momentum.
OpenAI has limited the deployment of its GPT-5.6 model after a government request, cautioning that such restrictions should not become standard practice due to their impact on innovation and access.
On Semiconductor's stock suffered its worst day since 2020 as CEO Hassane El-Khoury defended the strategic pivot into physical AI through the Synaptics acquisition, expanding the company's addressable market by $30 billion.
Mercedes-Benz has released operational data from 80 electric semi trucks hauling 36 tons in harsh German winter conditions, revealing efficiency comparable to Tesla's heavy-duty EVs and challenging prevailing doubts about electric freight viability.
President Trump’s nomination of Adam Candeub, a noted tech critic and telecommunications lawyer, to head the Justice Department’s antitrust division signals a potential recalibration of tech policy enforcement.
Intel's upcoming 52-core Nova Lake processor ramps power consumption to 474W PL2, pushing motherboard design with triple 8-pin EPS connectors on the new LGA1954 platform.
Asian AI startups are introducing advanced models comparable to Mythos, capitalizing on restrictions from U.S. export bans and threatening American dominance in a critical market.
OpenAI has appointed Uber India’s former chief to spearhead its largest market outside the US, signaling a strategic push into India with expanded offices and partnerships.
CATL unveiled the TENER Sodium Energy Storage System, marking the first commercially validated sodium-ion battery solution with full production capacity and supply chain readiness.
EFF, TEDIC, and CEJIL have challenged Paraguay’s opaque deployment of facial recognition technology, seeking transparency and accountability through a formal complaint to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
Hybrid bonding in 3D chip stacking is breaking records, enabling denser, more efficient semiconductor integration as transistor scaling nears atomic limits.
General Intuition raised $320 million at a $2.3 billion valuation to scale AI development using extensive video game gameplay data, aiming for more human-like intuition in AI agents.
The New York Times has updated its lawsuit to explicitly accuse Microsoft of encouraging OpenAI to train AI models using its copyrighted articles, intensifying legal scrutiny of AI training practices.
IBM's breakthrough 0.7nm-class node leverages nanostack transistor architecture, doubling FEOL steps to achieve up to 50% performance uplift and 70% energy efficiency improvement over its 2nm-class technology.
The Massachusetts Senate's new energy legislation preserves critical energy-efficiency funding, potentially saving consumers $14 billion over the next decade and supporting broad renewable energy goals.
Google announces a global rollout of alternative payment options on its Play Store, a major shift prompted by ongoing antitrust scrutiny from Epic Games’ lawsuit.
Two leading AI researchers are departing Google for Anthropic, highlighting growing competition for AI talent and potential risks to Google's AI leadership.
OpenAI and Broadcom have introduced Jalapeño, a custom-designed inference ASIC, signaling a strategic shift towards purpose-built silicon for AI workloads. This collaboration highlights a rapid nine-month development cycle and emphasizes performance-per-watt optimization.