The Trump administration’s deep cuts to CISA’s budget have critically weakened US cyberdefenses at the exact moment Chinese state hackers are launching a massive campaign against American infrastructure and telecommunications.
Countries worldwide are investing heavily in AI to avoid strategic obsolescence, but the financial, ethical, and human costs are mounting.
General Motors unveiled next-gen automotive tech including conversational AI assistants, affordable EV batteries, and advanced self-driving features for select highway conditions.
Silicon Valley’s admiration for China’s tech and infrastructure prowess reveals an American identity crisis—and a strategic crossroads.
SpaceX has settled a trespassing lawsuit filed by card game maker Cards Against Humanity over unauthorized use of its Texas land near the Starbase launch site—a rare legal check on the aerospace giant’s rapid expansion.
Russia is aggressively promoting its state-controlled MAX messaging app by degrading WhatsApp and Telegram, signaling a major shift toward a censored, sovereign internet.
NASA is opening the lunar lander competition to new bidders like Blue Origin and Lockheed Martin amid SpaceX delays, aiming to land astronauts on the Moon before 2029.
AI startup OpenEvidence secures $200 million to scale its evidence-based clinical assistant, already used by thousands of doctors worldwide.
A major AWS outage on October 20, 2025, disrupted services like Zoom, Duolingo, and Fortnite, highlighting the internet’s deep reliance on Amazon Web Services.
A massive internet outage on October 20, 2025, disrupted Amazon, Venmo, WhatsApp, Roblox, and dozens of other major services worldwide.