A new state-backed institute in Beijing pushes satellite AI computing forward while SpaceX prepares for a record $75 billion debut.

If you moved SQL Server to AWS for managed RDS, Microsoft now says your existing licenses can cover it.

The surprising lesson: executives don’t need faster text. They need systems that remember context and push back before board mistakes.

Tim Urbanowicz of Innovator lays out where the “next big wave” in AI may show up for investors.

A Sicilian city celebrates British fame and also complains about gridlock and turning the historic center into a “theme park”.

The Instagram hack is a live reminder that AI security debates miss the boring, breakable parts that still get people paid.

The Franco-Iranian author’s death is confirmed as Saudi Arabia expands culture funding at home and abroad.

An oral history revisits the making of the mockumentary, and why its creators keep winning with absurd precision.

Robinson takes five in his comeback spell, turning England’s New Zealand Test into a match-defining momentum swing.

Global Beatles Day returns with a colorized first-time online release and a live chat where fans can react.

The chip targets AI workloads on laptops, just as NASA calls time on a Mars mission and Meta keeps probing glasses-based facial recognition.

Brands face a squeeze: spend more to be seen while investing in detection that still misfires.