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New research reveals more about how this non-Newtonian fluid behaves when droplets impact a surface.
Time's running out to save up to $500 on tickets for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 in San Francisco.
A 20-year-old was arrested after allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail at OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s house, and making threats at OpenAI's offices.
NASA's Artemis II mission, carrying four astronauts, is scheduled to splash down on Friday after a 10-day journey around the moon.
Fusion power, once a distant dream, is now attracting serious investment, with multiple startups raising over $100 million.
Peter Steinberger found his Anthropic account suspended Friday morning. Hours later, after the post went viral, access was restored.
Meta's all-in on AI, but using their new app might broadcast your tech habits to everyone you know. Proceed with caution (and a sense of humor).
Amazon Luna is ending support for purchasing individual games and third-party subscriptions, focusing on its subscription-based model. Users will lose access to purchased games on June 10th.
The Artemis II mission, pushing the boundaries of human space travel, culminates in a high-stakes return. Watch live as the Orion capsule braves atmospheric re-entry and splashes down near San Diego.
A fossil once believed to be the oldest octopus has been revealed as a misidentified nautiloid, thanks to modern imaging techniques. The discovery rewrites our understanding of cephalopod evolution.
France is charting a course toward digital independence by migrating government computers from Windows to the open-source Linux operating system.
Facing a controller shortage, the FAA is betting that skills honed in virtual worlds translate to real-world air traffic management.
Battery recycling startup Ascend Elements, backed by almost $900M in funding, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, signaling turbulence in the rapidly evolving battery materials sector.
YouTube Premium climbs to $15.99/month as ad-free viewing gets pricier. The platform cites 'continued improvement' but users are seeing longer unskippable ads.
The popular macOS network monitor Little Snitch has arrived on Linux, offering users a peek behind the curtain of their system's internet connections. But there's a twist: it's not considered a security tool.
Anthropic ended flat-rate subscription coverage for Claude on third-party agent tools like OpenClaw from April 4. Users now pay per usage or via API key.
Four astronauts are heading to the moon after NASA's Artemis II launched April 1 — the first crewed lunar mission since Apollo 17 in 1972.
Replit raised $400M at a $9B valuation — triple its value from 6 months ago. With 40M users and 85% Fortune 500 penetration, vibe coding is no longer just a trend.
A data breach exposed nearly 3,000 internal Anthropic documents, including a draft announcement for Claude Mythos — described as a step change above Opus 4.6 with unprecedented cybersecurity capabilities.
Meta launched the Blayzer and Scriber, its first Ray-Ban smart glasses built for prescription wearers. Starting at $499, pre-order now, ships April 14.
OpenAI closed a $122B round at an $852B valuation — the largest startup raise in Silicon Valley history. An IPO and a unified AI superapp are next.
Bethesda is pulling the plug on The Elder Scrolls: Blades on June 30. The mobile spinoff has been delisted from all stores, and everything in-game is now free until shutdown.
Starcloud hit unicorn status 17 months after YC demo day, raising $170M to build compute infrastructure in orbit. First satellite already carries an Nvidia H100 GPU.
Sony is raising PS5 prices globally starting April 2. The PS5 Pro jumps $150 to $900, the standard PS5 hits $650. Sony blames continued global economic pressures.