Snap is preparing to release its long-awaited AR smartglasses, but a senior leader on the project has departed just ahead of the public rollout. The timing heightens questions about product
As companies rush to deploy AI agents, a central point is gaining momentum: without clear process data and context, these systems can act on guesswork. The warning comes as firms
An effort to attack or seize Iran’s key oil export hub would carry high military, economic, and political costs, regional analysts warn, with potential shockwaves for global energy markets. The
KBW Chief Executive Tom Michaud raised fresh concerns about artificial intelligence and its impact on banks during a television appearance on Mornings with Maria. He discussed how AI could fuel
AI runs on memory, and right now memory is running us. I argue that high-bandwidth memory has shifted the balance of power in tech. Consumers are footing the bill while
Marking 150 years since the first telephone call, AT&T signaled long-term plans to fund U.S. network buildouts through the end of the decade. The company’s message ties a historic milestone
NASA has delayed the crewed Artemis II mission after engineers found a problem with the Space Launch System’s helium flow, shifting the planned launch from March 6 to April at
MIT senior Katie Spivakovsky has been selected as a 2026–27 Churchill Scholar and will pursue an MPhil in biological sciences at the Wellcome Sanger Institute at the University of Cambridge
Venture investors are pouring money into artificial intelligence, betting it will change nearly every industry. The open question is whether the same force will reshape their own business model from