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Asus revives its dual-screen gaming laptop with Intel Core Ultra 9 and RTX 5090 power, a tilting second display, and a $3,999 price aimed at streamers and creators.
The FAA will retire 612 Cold-War radar arrays in a $2.8B swap-out starting at Sea-Tac in 2026, promising fewer delays and 3-D tracking.
EU regulators launch a formal probe after Grok AI generates non-consensual sexualized images, igniting advertiser pullouts and fresh calls for an algorithmic pause.
Three pediatric flu deaths jolt Massachusetts into emergency mode as hospitals overflow and parents rush for last-minute vaccines.
Dell admits it ‘got off course’ and is reviving the iconic XPS brand with new aluminum-clad laptops and a $100 million campaign to win back premium buyers.
Jensen Huang reveals Rubin, a 3-nm GPU that trains trillion-parameter models in days, plus a digital-twin cloud that could keep Nvidia atop the AI heap.
NVIDIA releases Alpamayo, an open-source AI suite that forces self-driving cars to explain every move, slashing development costs and inviting regulators inside the black box.
Scientists uncover 400,000-year-old seafloor evidence that ice-sheet collapse once raised oceans three meters in under a century—suggesting today’s warming could trigger a similar surge far sooner than expected.
The Raiders dismissed Pete Carroll after a 3-14 disaster, embarking on their third coaching search in as many years.
The U.S. Coast Guard is closing in on the Venezuelan-flagged tanker Manuela, defying a Russian diplomatic protest and risking a new Caribbean showdown.