Stop Calling 2D Tricks Holograms
April 15, 2026
Holograms are having a moment—at least in name. Concert stunts, trade show demos, even gadgets at home get tagged as “holograms.” Yet most of what we see is smoke and
Holograms are having a moment—at least in name. Concert stunts, trade show demos, even gadgets at home get tagged as “holograms.” Yet most of what we see is smoke and
A Columbia University engineering professor has stepped into the public eye to discuss a historic mission, signaling high stakes for science, safety, and policy. Cody Paige, a professor of mechanical
OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman’s San Francisco home was targeted with a Molotov cocktail at the front gate, and police later arrested a 20-year-old suspect. The incident raises fresh questions
As the week of March 29, 2026 wrapped, a fresh snapshot of reader interest offered a window into what mattered most in technology. The latest most-read list on GeekWire highlighted
Oracle’s share price has fallen sharply this year as investors reassess how artificial intelligence could reshape core software markets. The drop has erased a large chunk of market value and
Rising prices are back in focus after new government data signaled faster inflation, raising expectations for a larger Social Security cost-of-living adjustment in 2027. The update suggests millions of retirees
Across freight and passenger networks, rail operators are zeroing in on a simple physics problem with high stakes: how wheels grip steel rails. The push comes as carriers seek safer
Big technology companies are moving into nuclear energy, seeking steady electricity for artificial intelligence while offering new money and clearer revenue paths to nuclear startups. The push ties corporate energy
A national measure announced this week aligns with steps already taken in France and Spain, signaling a regional push for closer policy coordination across Europe. Officials framed the decision as