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A software issue could push Waymo’s taxis into closed freeway construction zones at speed, triggering a large recall.
The AI godfather reignites his feud with Musk and raises valuation risk for the entire AI industry.
A 2028 Mars orbiter deal with Eric Schmidt's Relativity Space signals how agencies are buying space capability.
From stratosphere logistics to “sticky” sulfur chemistry, the hardest parts are practical, political, and hard to govern.
Chile’s China-linked undersea cable proposal turns into a real test of how far Washington will go.
The WIMP hunt is colliding with the neutrino background, and the next major detector just lost federal backing.
A Trump-linked Apple collaboration claim sends Intel higher again, sharpening the race over who designs chips for America.
A new director role centers on “championing, coordinating, and tracking” AI adoption across government departments.
The first customer shipments are real. Here is what a 12-layer, 48GB HBM4E means for AI memory performance and power tradeoffs.
Internal trials show life-altering mistakes are possible, but the government is still pressing ahead with the system.
Europe spends about 2.1% of GDP on R&D, but ASML and other industrial incumbents are still scaling the infrastructure behind AI.
Fortune’s Europe’s Most Innovative Companies ranks 300 firms across 18 countries, with ASML topping the list.
