Artemis II Crew Races Toward Friday Splashdown After Farthest Human Spaceflight in History
Four astronauts who flew farther from Earth than any human in history splash down Friday off San Diego.
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OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google Unite Against Chinese Model Copying in Rare Alliance
America's three fiercest AI rivals are sharing intelligence to stop Chinese labs from copying their models.
Broadcom Bets That the Future of AI Chips Runs Through Google, Not Nvidia
Broadcom locked in Google TPU production through 2031 and signed Anthropic to 3.5 gigawatts of compute — the largest anti-Nvidia bet in AI history.
In Court, the Companies That Built Social Media Insist They Are Not Social Media
Google told a jury YouTube 'is not social media,' Meta blamed a child's home life, and the identity denial is now a legal strategy across Big Tech.
Google Releases Gemma 4 Under Apache 2.0 and the Open-Source AI Race Gets a New Frontrunner
Gemma 4 ships with 256K context, four model sizes, and an Apache 2.0 license — Google just made its most capable research available to anyone with a laptop.
SpaceX Delays Starship Flight 12 Again, Now Targeting Early May
Elon Musk pushes Starship Flight 12 to early-to-mid May as V3 upgrades keep slipping.
Cyberattack Wave Hits Law Firms, Schools, and Healthcare as FBI Wiretap Breach Fallout Widens
Jones Day breach, school district ransomware, and the FBI's wiretap system hack mark April's expanding cyber surge.
EV Battery Improvements Outpace Climate-Driven Degradation, Michigan Study Finds
A University of Michigan study in Nature Climate Change shows EV batteries are improving faster than rising heat can degrade them.