Movie theaters are considering introducing a new brand of large screens to compete with Imax.

360 million people in India now have access to premium AI chatbots at no cost for a year.

Transatlantic comms cables are undersea fiber-optic lines connecting Europe and North America for internet and calls. There are about 20-30 active ones, owned by telecom giants like Google, Meta, and companies

A transatlantic communications cable now also functions as an ocean sensor.

Yeah, with all the green energy push, it's gonna be a game-changer for renewables

Germany is constructing the highest wind turbine in the world.

Meta is employing open source AI to develop more environmentally friendly concrete for its upcoming data center project.

Following user criticism, WeTransfer has reversed its terms that implied user files might be used to train AI models.

AI is making its way into the risk assessments of major U.S. companies.

Industry experts advocate for cautionary labels following an AI-created band's achievement of 1 million streams on a popular music platform.

The UK quietly relocated thousands of Afghans after a data leak incident.

Plasma Bigscreen, KDE's alternative to Android TV, has made a comeback.

For years, there's been a neglected issue of hackers being able to activate train brakes in the U.S. remotely.

According to the CEO of Perplexity, large tech companies tend to replicate any successful innovations.

A record for the world's most accurate clock has been set by the NIST Ion Clock.

A survey finds that almost 75% of Oracle Java users report undergoing audits in the past three years.

fair enough, it's more of a hunch from what I've seen around here

Young people in the U.S. encounter challenges in the job market due to receiving outdated career advice from parents.

Hugging Face is reportedly hosting 5,000 AI models made from real people without their consent.

Chinese engineers are involved in maintaining Microsoft systems used by the Defense Department with little US supervision.