AI-curated insights and real-time breaking news in the world of tech.
Page 11
McLaren’s futuristic headquarters has become Hollywood’s go-to backdrop, starring in Mission: Impossible, Fast X and Black Widow while pumping millions into the Surrey economy.
Nintendo quietly confirms Metroid Prime 4’s exact place in the timeline, and the revelation rewrites 22 years of fan canon overnight.
U.S. quietly green-lights Samsung and SK Hynix to ship advanced chip tools to Chinese fabs until 2026, easing Seoul’s supply fears while keeping a geopolitical leash on Beijing.
Meta’s hush-hush $2 billion purchase of Chinese-founded AI startup Manus gives it the brainpower to build reasoning agents for WhatsApp, ads and the metaverse.
LG’s ultra-thin Gallery TV turns blank walls into world-class exhibits, undercutting Samsung’s Frame by $200 while bundling premium museum collections.
LG’s ultra-thin OLED65G3 mounts flush to the wall, cycles masterpieces for £4.99 a month, and challenges Samsung’s Frame with brighter panels and lower price.
Louis V. Gerstner, the outsider CEO who halted IBM’s break-up and engineered one of tech’s greatest turnarounds, has died at 83.
Frankie Muniz returns as Malcolm in Hulu’s reboot, now a harried dad facing mid-life crises, alongside Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek.
OpenAI is offering up to $555,000 a year for a Head of Preparedness to build a team that prevents AI disasters before they start.
Laboratory tests confirm that Leonardo da Vinci’s 15th-century wood-charring recipe predates Japanese yakisugi, offering architects a sustainable, chemical-free cladding solution.
Experts say the next big health breakthroughs aren’t gadgets or pills—they’re 22-minute walks, barefoot gardening, and coffee dates prescribed by doctors.
Nvidia secretly agreed to a $5 billion stake in Intel last month, securing U.S. fabs and rewriting the AI hardware playbook.