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A decade-long failure to revoke defective firmware shims has left Windows and Linux devices exposed to bootkit threats.

The UK Social Media Curfew will default-block older teenagers from accessing platforms between midnight and 6 am.

The Ram 1500 Direct Connection by Roush formally debuts as a custom factory off-road truck starting at $78,960.

After switching to in-person exams, an economics professor saw scores drop 50% as students faced AI cheating concerns.

Rising Made in America strategy costs for manufacturers are colliding with surging AI data center energy demand in PJM regions.

City Labs has launched the BOHR satellite, a small, nuclear-powered CubeSat. What does this mean for the future of space tech?

A high-severity Linux vulnerability called Januscape allows guest VMs to escape to host machines. Here is what you should know.

New research suggests far more people may have the marker for alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-linked meat allergy, than previously thought. Here’s what these new alpha-gal antibodies numbers mean for you and your diet.

Withid Software reduced to fewer than 50 staff, Microsoft signals a shift away from internal engine development and legacy studio independence.

China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has captured the first close-up images of Kamo'oalewa, a quasi-moon of Earth, revealing challenges.

A new survey from Onnec warns that Europe's sovereign AI ambitions could be strangled by data centre constraints, with 74% of operators seeing sovereign cloud as a significant opportunity.

Jensen Huang says his engineers prefer building Nvidia AI agents to writing Python code, casting it as a promotion.