Technology
Burnham's NHS Palantir Decision Could Reshape UK Tech Policy
Andy Burnham faces a pivotal choice on a 330 million pound NHS-Palantir contract that could signal his government's stance on American defence firms in public services.
Jeremy Scott Just Did What Other Commencement Speakers Couldn't: Make AI Criticism Land
Fashion designer Jeremy Scott ripped up an AI-written speech at graduation, while other speakers faced boos for discussing artificial intelligence.
SpaceX's Starship Gamble: Can V3 Launch Convince Wall Street?
SpaceX delayed Starship's 12th test flight, but the stakes are higher than ever. Here's why this launch matters for the IPO.
Microsoft's AI Chip Gambit: Can It Finally Catch Up to Amazon and Google?
Microsoft courts Anthropic with custom Maia chips as the cloud giant races to build its AI silicon credibility.
Sony's Headphone Dominance Isn't Luck: A Decade of Smart Engineering
After 10+ years of testing, Sony consistently delivers on ANC and comfort. But are they worth the price?
Trump's Grip on the GOP Tightens as Cassidy Falls, While the World Faces New Crises
A Republican senator pays the price for impeachment vote, tech titans clash in court, and global emergencies demand attention.
The Death of the Dashboard: How Hootsuite is Betting on Headless Social
Social media management is going headless. Here's what that actually means for brands racing to stay relevant.
The Dashboard is Dead. What Replaces It?
Hootsuite's new headless strategy signals a bigger shift: SaaS platforms are becoming invisible infrastructure.
Elon Musk and the Helen of Troy Casting Wars: When Tech Billionaires Become Film Critics
Elon Musk's crusade against 'The Odyssey' casting choices reveals a larger cultural battlefield over representation in Hollywood.
Why Hootsuite Is Betting Everything on Being Headless
Hootsuite is ditching the dashboard model. Here's why the future of social media management lives in APIs, not screens.
Finally, Scientists Can 'Read' the Most Elusive Quantum States
A breakthrough in measuring W states could unlock the next generation of quantum technologies, from teleportation to secure networks.
A Steel Discovery That Could Finally Make Green Hydrogen Affordable
Hong Kong researchers developed a stainless steel that resists seawater corrosion at extreme voltages, potentially slashing hydrogen production costs by 40 times.