What happened to the dead in Iron Age Britain? A newly analyzed burial site in northern Scotland is forcing archaeologists to ask an unsettling question: were some bodies deliberately altered after death in ways never before documented in the region? Researchers studying 2,000-year-old human remains have identified what appear to be scrape marks inside a … Read more
Something unusual is happening behind the scenes in Formula 1. While fans focus on race weekends, team strategies, and driver battles, some of the sport’s most important work now happens inside simulator rooms that can cost as much as $10 million. And the reason isn’t flashy graphics. It’s a tiny measurement most people never think … Read more
The spacecraft made it around the Moon. The astronauts came home safely. But behind one of NASA’s biggest missions in years, another system was quietly being pushed to its limits. NASA says its Deep Space Network (DSN)—the communications backbone connecting Earth to spacecraft across the Solar System—handled the crewed Artemis II mission well. Yet the … Read more
The shutdown was supposed to happen weeks ago. Instead, AcuRite has hit the brakes. After facing growing criticism from long-time customers, the weather-monitoring company has delayed plans to retire its legacy My AcuRite platform and force users onto its newer AcuRite NOW app. The move comes after users raised concerns that the replacement app still … Read more
A rare alliance between Republican Senator Ted Cruz and Democratic Senator Ron Wyden is putting one of Washington’s most explosive debates back in the spotlight: government pressure on speech. And this time, the proposed response could hit federal officials where it hurts most. The newly introduced JAWBONE Act would give Americans the ability to sue … Read more
The electric vehicle race may be slowing down. The battery storage race is doing the exact opposite. In a surprising shift, some of the world’s biggest automakers are now chasing a market that Tesla has quietly turned into a profit machine. And the latest company making a major move isn’t a startup or an energy … Read more
A former xAI engineer has launched a lawsuit that could reignite one of the biggest debates in artificial intelligence: what happens when speed and ambition collide with safety concerns? And the timing could hardly be more dramatic. Just days before SpaceX is expected to join public markets in what is shaping up to be the … Read more
Something unusual is happening at one of the world’s hottest AI companies. While most CEOs spend huge chunks of their day managing executives, handling internal politics, and sitting through endless meetings, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says he has just one direct report. Yes, one. And that revelation is raising fresh questions about how the leaders … Read more
The announcement looked like a routine corporate update. It quickly became something much bigger. When U.S. real estate technology company Opendoor revealed it was shutting down its India operations, the reaction spread far beyond the company itself. Suddenly, investors, outsourcing experts, and startup founders were debating a question that has been hanging over the global … Read more
A surprising new partnership is putting India’s IT services industry back at the center of the global AI race. At a time when investors are questioning whether traditional outsourcing giants can survive the AI era, Anthropic has just made a major move. The company behind Claude AI has partnered with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to … Read more