OpenAI’s Sora text-to-video app is now available on Android after massive iOS success. The app reached over 1 million downloads in less than five days but immediately faced controversy over disrespectful Martin Luther King Jr. clips and Japanese copyright concerns. Legal troubles are mounting with a
Researchers have designed a topological quantum battery that could charge efficiently without losing energy. The surprising finding? Dissipation, usually seen as harmful, might actually increase charging power under certain conditions.
Tesla faces cooling EV demand and intense competition from Chinese automakers producing more compelling models. Meanwhile, Waymo’s robotaxi service has a significant head start in self-driving tech over Tesla’s ambitions.
The explosion of evergreen funds is creating a dangerous dynamic in private markets. With capital that needs to be spent immediately, managers face pressure to deploy money regardless of deal quality, potentially capping returns and creating market distortions.
WhatsApp has officially launched its first proper Apple Watch app after years of relying on basic notification features. The new app brings full messaging capabilities to your wrist with end-to-end encryption intact. It requires watchOS 10 and Apple Watch Series 4 or later.
Two major CEOs are taking opposite sides in the workplace texting debate. JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon calls device use in meetings disrespectful, while IBM’s Arvind Krishna says banning tech would be “weird” for a tech company.
Researchers using the LHC have observed a single top quark produced alongside W and Z bosons, an event so rare it occurs just once per trillion proton collisions. This breakthrough required advanced machine learning to separate the signal from background noise. The finding could reveal new physics b
In a world-first move, Australia will mandate that energy providers give households free electricity during peak solar hours. The plan aims to rebalance a grid overwhelmed by rooftop solar and accelerate the shift away from coal and gas.
The Earth observation market is undergoing a major transformation as geopolitical instability fuels demand for sovereign capabilities. Defense applications now dominate the landscape, accounting for over 65% of data demand according to Novaspace’s latest market analysis.
Researchers have found that boron arsenide crystals can achieve thermal conductivity above 2,100 W/mK, outperforming diamond. This breakthrough could transform heat management in everything from smartphones to data centers.
