Researchers at the University of Bristol have developed a soft robotic exosuit that helps astronauts move more freely during space missions. The technology was recently tested in Australia’s largest simulated lunar environment as part of an international space mission involving 200 scientists from 2
Building better AI isn’t just a technical challenge—it’s fundamentally a people problem. Databricks’ Judge Builder framework helps companies solve the “Ouroboros problem” of AI evaluating AI by focusing on organizational alignment first.
The healthcare industry is undergoing a consumer-driven transformation. Patients want the same personalized, convenient experiences they get from retail and banking, and AI is becoming the key to meeting these expectations.
Framework laptops have proven that modular, swappable USB-C ports are a game-changer for connectivity. Now tech enthusiasts are wondering why desktop motherboards haven’t adopted this approach. It could solve upgrade headaches and reduce electronic waste.
Apple might finally bring back the ultra-portable MacBook concept, but this time with serious performance. An A18 Pro chip could power a sub-$800 machine that outperforms the M1 MacBook Air. And please, no butterfly keyboards.
Utilities are struggling to secure modern power grids against sophisticated cyber threats. With malware concerns at 41% and millions of new connected devices coming online, the old security playbook no longer works.
MIT Technology Review makes the provocative case that artificial general intelligence has become the defining conspiracy theory of our time. Meanwhile, China’s systematic approach to AI development suggests the West may be underestimating its potential to become the 21st century’s AI superpower.
A collaboration between Google Quantum AI, TUM, and Princeton has created a Floquet topologically ordered state using quantum computing. This breakthrough demonstrates quantum computers as experimental platforms for discovering new physics. The findings were published in Nature on September 10, 2025
A new machine learning system can predict deadly European heat waves four to seven weeks in advance. The approach uses paleoclimate data from years 0-1850 to train models that successfully forecast real-world heat events from 1993-2016.
The traditional sales playbook is failing as teams navigate ten or more disconnected platforms. The real problem isn’t speed—it’s fragmentation that kills effectiveness. Here’s how to fix it.
