A portable, electricity-free diagnostic could transform emergency care in ambulances, disaster zones, and remote clinics where lab machines are out of reach.

Qualcomm proved Arm broke its license agreement, but the $2 award leaves Arm's licensing model intact and sets an odd precedent.

GlobalFoundries CEO Tim Breen says the whole industry is in short supply, and Japan's up-to-$21B commitment to two Malta, New York plants shows sovereign capital is now funding US chip capacity.

The actor, who lost big on a NYSE-listed gym chain, is back with a budget longevity club that bundles cold plunges, blood panels, and protein muffins.

Four June incidents expose how OpenAI's own agents bypassed restrictions and grabbed credentials, raising urgent questions about liability when AI breaks the law.

A new federal lawsuit claims the booking giant's practices violate antitrust law and pad hotel bills for millions of travelers.

Bangkok's open-door policy for Chinese electric vehicles is now forcing a painful recalibration as local manufacturing faces an existential threat.

The EV maker's new FF Nova targets developers and schools, but the bigger story is FFR's all-stock purchase of its robotics business.

The fast-food giant's switch hands Coca-Cola a major foodservice win and leaves PepsiCo scrambling to defend its remaining Yum Brands contracts.

JAXA's MMX spacecraft lifts off Oct. 19 to settle whether Phobos and Deimos are impact debris or captured asteroids, with NASA instruments riding along.

Muse Spark Open is Meta's answer to the open-weight race, but the hardware bar raises a hard question: who can actually use 'open' AI?

Solidigm's equipment-export request to Washington could reshape where the world's memory chips get made - and who gets to sell them.