The cinema body introduces two long-requested imaging features that could reshape expectations for Sony’s consumer cameras.

A “major and unfortunate” pricing update changes memory mixes for preorders, potentially delaying the configs you paid for.

A Falcon 9 upper stage has been wandering since launch, and a scheduled lunar impact next month raises real planning questions.

Longer-term commitments signal that server CPUs are no longer the easy, interchangeable commodity of the AI era.

Alibaba’s mapping unit says its embodied-intelligence system gives robots a single “brain-body-limb” control stack.

A White House science official claims covert large-scale distillation, plus access to Nvidia GB300 hardware.

A $200 Lego arcade machine delivers a playable mini game and nudges even Mario’s creator toward approval.

After IBM’s stock fell on poor mainframe warnings, the CEO says AI disrupted budgets temporarily, reshaping enterprise planning.

A admitted agent-driven breach became a stress test for closed-model trust, and it exposed why open models are gaining ground.

His job is sliding away from building software, so he’s pushing back by “not leveraging AI where I can.”

ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott argues the enterprise needs guardrails as autonomous AI agents spread, and he points to a kill switch.

A new study finds instruction tuning concentrates cultural outputs on the US and Japan, shrinking global viewpoints.