
Gene-Edited Pig Kidneys Target Donor Shortage
Gene-edited pig kidneys could give patients with kidney failure another path to transplantation, reducing their dependence on scarce human organs. The approach may help people who spend years on waiting

Gene-edited pig kidneys could give patients with kidney failure another path to transplantation, reducing their dependence on scarce human organs. The approach may help people who spend years on waiting

A Tennessee factory tied to Washington’s semiconductor security push faces possible closure after new Trump administration trade measures cost it two remaining customers, according to people familiar with the matter.

Nvidia and its hardware partners unveiled the first RTX Spark-powered laptops and mini PCs at IFA 2026, bringing local AI processing to smaller personal computers. The systems are designed to

“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” and “The Odyssey” helped Hollywood record its strongest summer since before the COVID-19 pandemic. The two major releases gave theaters a needed boost and showed that

Users can now search for emails and draft documents through a new conversational feature, offering a simpler way to locate saved information. The update replaces rigid keyword searches with requests

The August jobs report will test the strength of the labor market as economists forecast weaker hiring and a small rise in unemployment. The report, due Friday morning, is expected

French artificial intelligence company Mistral has raised €3 billion at a valuation of about €21 billion, or $24 billion. Announced Tuesday, the deal gives the three-year-old company substantial resources to

NanoClaw agents can now collaborate inside Slack while receiving messages through Telegram and WhatsApp, extending access across several workplace communication services. The agents can work together in Slack channels and

A frustrated user has challenged the quality of Google’s large language model after repeated exchanges failed to meet basic expectations. The criticism focuses on a central question: why has a