Tesla will sell its autonomous two-seater by end of year while federal regulators investigate whether it meets vehicle safety standards.

Bots are rolling off the Fremont line, but a year-long scale-up and unresolved hand design stand between Tesla and its 2027 delivery goal.

The automaker is using artificial intelligence to compress product development and answer fast-moving Chinese rivals.

SpaceX will keep half its compute for internal AI projects and rent the rest at spot rates, betting the super-intelligence shortage will last.

The iPhone Duo nails the hardware, but the review warns iOS and third-party apps need time to catch up. Here's what that means for buyers and developers.

Data-center demand has locked up most of Samsung's supply, and analysts now expect another double-digit price surge for consumer RAM.

Russia's Kosmos 2612 shadowed ICEYE-X36, a commercial satellite that feeds Ukraine's military - a sign that low Earth orbit is now a contested battlefield.

She joined at eight; now, 21 years later, TWICE's leader walks away from the label that made her a star.

ProPublica obtained the 18-page pact that gives the US a 35% stake and $30 oil, but may break Venezuela's concession rules, and the chosen partner has faced money-laundering probes.

On SpaceX's second-ever earnings call, Elon Musk said both companies formed special committees to explore a combination, with no terms agreed.

A new University of Mississippi and Cornell review finds precision weed tools can replace chemicals and labor, yet adoption comes with serious financial and operational hurdles.

A federal judge tossed the case on procedural grounds after Ann Altman missed a medical exam and deadlines, clearing a legal overhang for OpenAI's chief.