A four-hour, repeatable procedure aimed at scaling fully implantable brain-computer interfaces beyond lab prototypes.

The Korean memory giant’s target US listing size signals how aggressively chips are being financed for the next AI cycle.

A Bangkok-set family search, rooted in Teochew-speaking Chinese characters, turns a long disappearance into a decades-long payoff.

The logistics CEO wants office presence, plans to keep headcount flat, and signals AI budgets will keep rising.

The Annecy winner locks an Indo-French co-production and wins CNC support, tightening the path from award buzz to production reality.

The legal tech startup says a nationality-based model-access directive caused immediate, existential harm to its development.

Hands-on with the early build shows on-the-fly class switching, monster mounts, crafting, and optional chill quests.

The incident shows why companies are tightening AI spend controls and what “marketing credits” can’t fix.

Sol turns sombr’s “Back to Friends” into a slower, sensual ballad, and Mel B instantly locks him for live shows.

Deal-by-deal, the Verge’s tested picks show which features you actually get under $300, $800, and $1,500+.

A 15-year-old plaintiff’s fight against three tech giants moves into court, testing how regulators frame harm claims.

Lovable, Replit, and others are raising billions as Big Tech both bets on and panics about AI-built software.