Math student builds fusion reactor at home with help from Claude AI and $2,000
Plasma was achieved in just four weeks
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Houston resident uses AirTag to reveal troubling truths about the city's recycling efforts
Yet another example of the creative ways this tracking device is being used
South Korea is facing a digital sex crime epidemic, and Telegram is the accomplice
The dark side of AI and digital communication platforms
Researchers unlock cheap way to vaporize plastic and use it to make more plastic
Why it matters: All that packaging we've treated as disposable may finally be reborn. Researchers have cracked the code for turning plastic back into the building blocks to make new plastics. It could revolutionize recycling, which studies have shown is broken.
AnandTech ends its 27-year run in online tech publishing
Nearly three decades of tech analysis
Remedy announces plans for TV and film adaptations of Control and Alan Wake
Annapurna will also help fund Control 2
Overworked but wealthy employees are powering Nvidia's AI boom
Nvidia's stock price has exploded 3,776% since 2019
Survey: A majority of employees feel more productive working from home
The opposite of what most bosses believe
A hot potato: A new survey has confirmed what most people already believe: contrary to what managers and executives say, the overwhelming majority of workers feel more productive in hybrid/remote environments than when stuck in the office or on-site full-time. The results also challenge the theory that being away from the office lessens connections with co-workers and bosses.
Bulletproof $425K Lucid Air Sapphire is the world's fastest armored vehicle
It also packs 007-level perks like door handles that shock attackers
What's old is new again: GameStop is opening retro stores at existing locations
A new way to buy old games
Victim uses Apple AirTags to locate suspected mail thieves
Tracking tech leads to swift justice
Consumer skepticism grows as automakers push for more "car tech"
Even Tesla's innovations are being met with a thud
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 trailer highlights Keanu Reeves as new nemesis Shadow
Sonic and Dr. Robotnik, an unlikely team
Amazon's new AI-powered Alexa set to launch in October, could cost $10 a month
Would you subscribe?
Police departments are adopting a new GenAI tool to write incident reports
The technology has yet to be tested in court
Ikea launches eBay-style platform for customers to resell their used furniture
A global rollout could begin next year
All of these famous tech companies started in a garage, except...
From Disney to Harley Davidson, many well-known brands were started in a garage, and such is the case for many major tech companies as well.
Researchers were able to run a key quantum internet element for half a month
A quantum internet can be built using existing telecom tech, a new study shows
British mobile network EE advises against giving smartphones to children under 11
At what age should kids be given smartphones?
US files lawsuit against Georgia Tech over cybersecurity failures, lab admin opposed the use antivirus software
Federal lawsuit alleges non-compliance with DoD security protocols
Historic IBM 7090 mainframe hits Christie's auction block
Bidding is expected to be anywhere from $40,000 to $60,000
Towering patrol bot deployed in Atlanta after brief New York subway stint
The 420-pound AI sentinel is designed to monitor crime hotspots
Meet ADAM, the advanced robotic bartender pouring drinks for Texas Rangers fans
Perfecting pours with robotic precision
Astronomers revisit 1977's iconic "Wow!" interstellar signal with a wild new theory
Researchers are eliminating aliens as a possible origin, but not everyone's buying their hypothesis
Tank sim fanatics build multi-person rig with working hatches and ammo loading system
The tank even 'fires' filled soda bottles