Category: Tech

Intuitive Machines announced last week an $800 million acquisition that will catapult the one-time startup into the space industry establishment. The company’s planned purchase of

When engineers build AI language models like GPT-5 from training data, at least two major processing features emerge: memorization (reciting exact text they’ve seen before

Later this month, Microsoft plans to enhance its M365 productivity suite with “Agentic Users,” autonomous AI agents with their own identities and access to enterprise

It’s been an uncomfortable few days for  AI vendors. On Friday, the big tech companies saw $1.2 trillion wiped off their market valuations, reflecting the

It’s shaping up to be an excellent season for Stephen King adaptations. In September, we got The Long Walk, an excellent (though harrowing) adaptation of

After a weekend off, perhaps spent trick or treating, Formula 1’s drivers, engineers, and mechanics made their yearly trip to the Interlagos track for the

Among those considering the purchase of a new or used battery-electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle, or just curious about EVs, charging can still be the

Extreme temperatures can affect electric vehicle range, but the extreme heat of the South is nothing to offset the extreme cold in other parts of

GM-Pilot stations with EVgo now cover more than 130 locations The automaker also has GM Energy projects with ChargePoint and EVgo GM is also part

While the tech giants have plenty of money to build data centers, smaller outfits are taking on debt and taking big chances to work with

Attacks have gotten out of hand No amount of emphasis can truly demonstrate how dangerous the current threat landscape is. According to the latest ransomware

AI firms believe that no matter how much ultra-sensitive data enterprises share with them, everything would be so much better if they simply shared more. The idea

Welcome to Edition 8.18 of the Rocket Report! NASA is getting a heck of a deal from Blue Origin for launching the agency’s ESCAPADE mission

Helping companies pay ransoms to digital extortionists is kind of an odd business. On the one hand, you “negotiate” with cybercriminals and in so doing may