A new report details the surprising social renaissance happening in New York schools after a statewide smartphone ban. Students are filling their free time with dominoes, volleyball, and poker, leading to stronger friendships and better focus.
President Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026, which includes significant provisions for next-generation nuclear reactors. The bill aims to boost exports and development, supported by both Republicans and Democrats for different reasons.
Elon Musk just won a huge legal victory. The Delaware Supreme Court has reinstated his $56 billion Tesla pay package from 2018, overturning a lower court’s decision from earlier last year.
Kodi 22 ‘Piers’ is moving forward with its second alpha build, which makes another significant leap in its underlying media engine. This release upgrades to FFmpeg 8 and brings official HEIF/HEIC image support, among other fixes.
According to a new analysis, the practice of manually overclocking your CPU is effectively dead. Modern processors from Intel and AMD now use automated features that push chips to their safe limits out of the box, leaving almost no headroom for meaningful manual gains.
Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works is pushing its Vectis uncrewed aircraft prototype toward a 2027 first flight. The key to its aggressive timeline? Using a mature, off-the-shelf turbofan engine from Williams International.
While tech giants grab headlines, midsize companies are quietly becoming AI powerhouses. Their secret? Less red tape and the agility to deploy new tech at speed.
Facing public complaints about dropped calls, Airtel Zambia is making a major infrastructure push. The $107 million investment aims to upgrade over 400 sites nationwide by the end of March.
On its way to Jupiter, NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft turned its instruments on an unexpected target: the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. Its unique vantage point provided a never-before-seen perspective of the comet’s tails. The data could help unravel the comet’s origins in another star system.
In a major move to secure its supply chain, X-energy has a binding agreement with Doosan Enerbility to manufacture key components for 16 of its Xe-100 small modular reactors. Doosan is also committing to build a new, dedicated SMR fabrication facility in South Korea to support the pipeline.
