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Samsung's foldables just got real specs, days before Unpacked
Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked lands on Tuesday 22 July, streamed from London at 2pm BST (9am EDT), and in the days before it the guessing game has mostly.
AIColossal Biosciences could hit a 30 billion dollar valuation, and de-extinction is driving it
Colossal Biosciences, the company trying to bring back the woolly mammoth, the thylacine, and the dodo, is reportedly in talks to raise new capital ...
ComputingBudget phones are about to get a lot more expensive
The budget smartphone market is under real pressure this year, and the cause isn't demand, it's memory.
ComputingBest Buy's Black Friday in July sale is live
Best Buy has kicked off a Black Friday in July event with up to 53% off TVs, phones and tablets, plus fresh Pixel Watch 4 and Pixel 10 discounts.
AIAnthropic's 1.5 billion dollar copyright settlement sets a new precedent for AI and creative rights
Anthropic has just had a landmark 1.5 billion dollar copyright settlement approved by a US court, and it is the kind of moment that will be talked ...
ComputingAMD is putting £2 billion into UK AI supercomputing
AMD posted 57% year-on-year growth in data centre revenue for Q1 2026 and committed £2 billion to AI supercomputing infrastructure in the UK.
SecurityA seller claims to have 35GB of Accenture data, including source code and keys
An actor going by 888 claims to be selling 35GB taken from Accenture, said to include source code and access keys. The risk sits with client systems ...
SpaceIndia's wildfire satellites show what targeted space tech can do
Three new satellites have launched with a single job: detecting wildfires faster than any ground-based system can.
ComputingNuclear startup Valar Atomics is chasing a six billion dollar valuation
Nuclear energy is having a moment that would have seemed improbable five years ago.
SpaceStarship's 13th flight aborted itself, and that's the point of testing
Starship Flight 13 aborted seconds before liftoff on 16 July after four Super Heavy engines failed to ignite. SpaceX is targeting a retry on 23 July.
ComputingSamsung account is becoming the glue holding the Galaxy ecosystem together
Apple has iCloud and the Apple ID. Google has your Google account threading through Android, Chrome, and everything from Drive to Pay.
AISambaNova raises 1 billion dollars to take on Nvidia in inference
SambaNova raised $1 billion at an $11 billion valuation to chase inference, the recurring cost of serving AI models and the softest part of Nvidia's ...
SpaceWe detected an atmosphere on a rocky planet in the habitable zone
An atmosphere has been confirmed on a small rocky planet in its star's habitable zone, read from starlight filtering through it as the planet crossed ...
SpaceA quantum computer just solved a problem fusion power has been stuck on
IBM, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Cleveland Clinic used a 156-qubit quantum computer to model fusion fuel chemistry for the first time, tackling ...
AINetflix spent 587 million dollars on Ben Affleck's AI film studio
Netflix has acquired Ben Affleck's AI filmmaking startup for 587 million dollars, and I have so many questions.
ComputingIntel ships the first high-volume chips made on High-NA EUV
Intel is the first chipmaker to ship high-volume chips made on a High-NA EUV machine, beating TSMC and Samsung to its 18A node. Here is why it ...
SpaceIndia's first private rocket just made it to orbit
Something significant happened in the skies over India this week, and it deserves more attention than it's getting.
SpaceJAXA's Hayabusa2 spacecraft technically finished its primary job years ago.
JAXA's Hayabusa2 spacecraft, which already delivered a sample of asteroid Ryugu to Earth, completed a flyby of near-Earth asteroid Torifune this ...
SpaceAn Earth-sized world sits in its star's habitable zone, 25 light-years away
A paper published on 1 July 2026 confirmed GJ 3378b, a planet roughly twice Earth's diameter, orbiting inside the habitable zone of its host star, a ...
SpaceOn 10 July 2026, China's new Long March 10B rocket lifted off and, a few minutes later, did something no Chinese rocket had done before: it flew its first.
China's Long March 10B caught its own booster on a floating net during its maiden flight on 10 July, becoming only the second country to recover an ...
Space70 countries have now signed the Artemis Accords
On 17 July 2026, Mauritius became the 70th country to sign the Artemis Accords, NASA's framework for how nations should behave in space ...
ComputingPatreon stops asking AI bots nicely and just starts blocking them
For the past couple of years, websites that wanted to stop AI companies from scraping their content had one main tool available: the robots.txt file.
SpaceA chirping signal caught a magnetar being born
A chirping signal from a distant supernova has been traced to a magnetar being born, tying the brightest stellar explosions to the most magnetic ...
AIKimi is the Chinese AI model that Western labs should stop ignoring
There is a pattern that keeps repeating itself in Western tech coverage of Chinese AI.
ComputingGoogle Pixel 11a May finally get the chip it deserves
For the past couple of years, Google has had a frustrating habit with its budget Pixel phones: give them the processor from the previous flagship and ...