Today: November 12, 2026
Today: November 12, 2026

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Europe|Science|Technology

Finland clears Tesla assisted driving tech after changes

Finland granted provisional approval on Wednesday for Tesla's Assisted Driving system (TAD) after the US automaker made changes to the technology,

Business|Economy|Health|Science|Technology

Drugmakers tap China AI app boom to reach doctors as crackdown upends marketing

Drugmakers in China are seizing on a boom in digital assistants that has opened up a new — and potentially more efficient — way to connect with doctors

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China and ASEAN make progress on South China Sea pact but can't finish talks this year

Regional diplomats say China and Southeast Asian countries have made progress on a South China Sea pact but won’t be able to conclude negotiations this year as agreed

Asia|Business|Economy|Science|Technology

China's Singles Day shopping festival puts AI selling power to the test

If you are looking for evidence of how enthusiastically China is adopting AI, look no further than the country's premier month-long Singles Day

Business|Science|Technology

Senior Republican on US Senate banking panel calls on Nvidia CEO Huang to resign

Republican US Senator Kevin Cramer from the Senate Banking Committee has called on Jensen Huang to step down as Nvidia CEO after revelations of the

Business|Environment|Interview|Science|World

As Greenland’s climate changes, a new project preserves memories of a fading past

A new project called “Mapping Memories” aims to preserve personal stories from Greenland as climate change alters the landscape

Business|Science|Technology

Nvidia faces deepening scrutiny over China chip ties, CEO affair

Nvidia shed about $430 billion in market value over two sessions as new reports deepened questions about CEO Jensen

Health|Science

GLP-1 drugs carry risk of rare but serious eye condition – a physician studying these medicines explains the potential side effect

Doctors often call the condition a stroke of the eye – and though the risk is small, patients should know the symptoms and seek immediate treatment if they occur.

Economy|Science|Technology

US and China should stay clear-eyed on AI cooperation and competition, Bessent says

The United States and China should harbor no illusions about their differences on artificial intelligence as they navigate cooperation

Arts|Economy|Entertainment|Finance|Science|Technology

Trump replaces judicial nominee in last-ditch bid to reshape US appeals court

The White House withdrew and replaced one of President Donald Trump's judicial nominees on Tuesday, after opposition from key Republican senators cast doubt on his

Environment|Science

Disaster warning systems race to keep pace with galloping climate risks

Twice a day during the rainy season, Raquel Izarra climbs to the roof of her home in the eastern Lima

Arts|Election|Food|Interview|Opinion|Science|Sports|Technology|Travel|World

Judge weighs lawsuit brought by Peltola campaign over absentee ballots in Alaska's US Senate race

An Alaska state judge says he expects to issue a swift decision in a lawsuit filed by the campaign of Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola

Science|Technology

OpenAI posts steep losses even as quarterly revenue rises to $10 billion, WSJ reports

OpenAI's quarterly revenue rose about 50% to $10 billion in the third quarter, but the ChatGPT maker continued to post steep operating losses, the Wall Street Journal reported on

Arts|Crime|Health|Science

Tennessee seeks to block Christa Pike's attorneys from inspecting drug used in failed execution

Tennessee is seeking to block Christa Pike’s attorneys from accessing the pentobarbital used in the 50-year-old inmate’s botched execution on the grounds that it would reveal the supplier

Health|Science

CDC chief says agency will not change measles response if US loses elimination status

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will not fundamentally change its response to measles outbreaks even if the US loses its measles

Arts|Education|Science|Technology

Students creating documentaries with scientists deepens STEM belonging and public trust in science

In a Rutgers University lab, students and scientists collaborate to tell the story behind scientific research.

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Ukraine peace talks restart after 9 months. What makes them different this time?

Ukraine peace talks restart after 9 months. What makes them different this time?

Economy|Environment|Science|Technology

This invisible, super-polluting gas is a climate villain the world is failing to tackle

This invisible, super-polluting gas is a climate villain the world is failing to tackle

Arts|Business|Economy|Science|World

Ukrainian minister says ties with South Korea on the road to improvement after miscues

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha was quoted as saying on Tuesday that relations between his country and South Korea were on the road to recovery after a dispute over North

Political|Science

US energy chief welcomes potential probes by Democrats

The US energy chief said on Tuesday he welcomes any potential investigations by Democratic lawmakers, who will take control of congressional committees next year, into

Environment|Science

Greta Thunberg warns ‘everything we love is at stake’ as she arrives at UN climate talks

Climate activist Greta Thunberg is at the U.N. climate talks, where she criticized the annual proceedings and stressed the need to put people and the planet ahead of profits and power

Crime|Environment|Science|World

4 grizzly bears linked by DNA to deadly attack on mother and daughter in Canada

Canadian wildlife officials say four grizzly bears captured in western Canada were responsible for killing a mother and her adult daughter earlier this month in what investigators believe was a rare predatory attack

Environment|Science|Travel

15-foot python, beach gator and road-crossing bear: A wild weekend in Florida

15-foot python, beach gator and road-crossing bear: A wild weekend in Florida

Economy|Science|Technology

US power demand to beat record highs in 2026 and 2027 as AI use surges, EIA says

US electricity consumption will rise to record highs in 2026 and 2027 due to power-hungry AI data centers and electrification, the US Energy Information

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US Army member arrested in UK for suspected 'espionage' for Russia

A senior US Army soldier was arrested in Britain on suspicion of assisting Russian intelligence, British police said on Tuesday, after the US removed aircraft from British

Arts|Education|Europe|Science

Macron condemns violent incidents as French students vow to keep up protest pressure

French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday condemned violence against teachers and government officials during nationwide street protests after an

Economy|Environment|Science|Technology

Brazil presents road map away from fossil fuels and toward renewable energies at UN climate talks

Brazil has launched a long-awaited road map to help countries transition from fossil fuels to renewable energies

Arts|Business|Science|Technology|World

SpaceX must face sex-bias claims after appeals court rejects arbitration request

SpaceX must face a lawsuit accusing it of illegally firing eight engineers who raised concerns about alleged sexual harassment and discrimination at the company

Health|Science

Feline blood donations offer new lease on nine lives for rescue cat

Feline blood donations offer new lease on nine lives for rescue cat

Business|Economy|Science|Technology

Anthropic to seek $1.4 trillion valuation in blockbuster IPO

Anthropic to seek $1.4 trillion valuation in blockbuster IPO

Business|Science|Technology

Anthropic brings Claude to Google Meet to tackle tasks live

Anthropic said on Tuesday it was bringing its Claude assistant to video conference platform Google Meet, as the company pushes to integrate AI deeper into everyday office work.

Arts|Environment|Health|Science|Technology|US

US traffic deaths fall in first half of 2026, lowest rate since 2014

US traffic deaths fell in the first half of this year to the lowest rate since 2014, the government said on Tuesday, retreating from a spike ​during

Business|Science|Technology

Anthropic eyes $1.4 trillion IPO valuation in test of Wall Street's AI fervor

Anthropic's blockbuster IPO will value the Claude chatbot creator at up to $1.4 trillion, slightly short of some investors'

Health|Science|Technology

Smart ring maker Oura to acquire Counsel Health for $625 million

Smart-ring maker Oura said on Tuesday it will acquire virtual primary care company Counsel Health for $625 million in an all-cash deal, combining Oura's biometric data with

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FBI is investigating a possible killing aboard a cruise ship out of Texas

The FBI is investigating what it called a “suspected homicide” aboard a cruise ship that returned to port after departing from Galveston, Texas

Business|Economy|Finance|Science|Stock Markets|Technology

Amazon, Google set for big windfall from Anthropic IPO

Amazon and Google's stakes in Anthropic could be worth a combined $411 billion if the AI company prices its initial public offering at the top of its proposed range, according to

Business|Economy|Finance|Science|Technology

AI training startup Mercor valued at $20 billion in latest funding round

Mercor said on Tuesday it had raised $750 million in a funding round that valued the AI training startup at $20 billion.

Arts|Economy|Environment|Finance|Food|Health|Interview|Lifestyle|Science|Technology|World

US consumer prices rise briskly for third straight month

US consumer prices increased more than expected in October amid higher costs for food and accommodation, cementing expectations that the Federal

Health|Science

FDA adds rare vision-loss warning to popular GLP-1 drugs

The Food and Drug Administration is adding a new warning about possible rare cases of vision loss reported with popular drugs used for weight loss and diabetes, such as Ozempic

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UN body agrees to postpone review of US rights record after Trump administration snub

The U.N.'s Human Rights Council has delayed a review of the U.S. human rights record until January

Business|Economy|Finance|Science|Stock Markets|Technology|US

Wells Fargo upgrades US AI infrastructure view after chip selloff

Wells Fargo upgraded its view on US AI infrastructure companies to "neutral" from "negative", saying a sharp selloff in semiconductor stocks has improved the sector's risk-reward

Environment|Science|Travel|World

First global airline emissions scheme faces 'a litmus test' as credits run short

Airlines may struggle to settle their offset bills when the first global scheme to make them pay for their planet-warming

Science|Technology

Chipmakers warn AI demand is creating bottlenecks in automotive supply chain

Dutch chipmaker Nexperia is "totally oversubscribed" as suppliers divert manufacturing capacity toward fast-growing AI data centres and away from the

Business|Economy|Finance|Science|Stock Markets|Technology

TSMC to invest up to $1 billion in Anthropic, OpenAI

TSMC plans to invest up to $1 billion across leading AI developers Anthropic and OpenAI, highlighting the Taiwanese chipmaker's confidence in long-term demand for the

Business|Science|Technology

Amazon's Ring launches flying camera, autonomous security robot

Amazon's Ring on Tuesday launched a new robotics business with two autonomous security products, a flying indoor camera for homes and a roving security robot designed for businesses

Business|Economy|Environment|Science|Technology

Oil dependence is bad for the climate and the economy, UN chief tells COP31

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres took aim at oil companies making billions of dollars in profits while families,

Business|Health|Science

J&J eyes US nod for Caplyta in bipolar mania after second trial win

Johnson & Johnson said on Tuesday its drug Caplyta eased manic symptoms better than placebo in a second late-stage study of patients with bipolar I disorder, paving the way for a

Business|Economy|Science|Technology|World

Microsoft presses Trump to scuttle ban on Chinese data center tech

Microsoft and other companies and trade groups have pressed the Trump administration to halt plans to bar imports from China of a key component used

Health|Science|Technology

RFK Jr. loosens access to unapproved peptides: A health law scholar explains what consumers need to know

Compounding pharmacies will now be able to sell 6 popular peptides, despite the fact they have not been proved safe and effective.

Health|Science|Technology

What are biomarkers? A biologist explains how doctors measure your health – and how combining cells from different people can find new markers

Why are some people hit harder by certain diseases than others? Why do some patients respond better to a treatment, while others see no effect? Biomarkers can help answer these questions.

Environment|Science|Technology

COP31: Governments are failing to rein in emissions from their own power plants

A new study compared power plants’ carbon emissions and found government-owned plants’ emissions were much higher and less responsive to climate policies.

Business|Finance|Science|Technology

Anthropic seeks valuation of about $1.3 trillion when it becomes a publicly traded company

Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic is looking for an approximately $1.3 trillion valuation in its initial public offering

Arts|Business|Crime|Economy|Europe|Finance|MidEast|Science|Technology|World

France summons Iran envoy over supermarket fridge hack, warns of response

France summoned Iran's ambassador on Tuesday after accusing Tehran of a cyberattack that disabled refrigerators in hundreds of supermarkets, with Foreign

Economy|Finance|Science|Stock Markets|Technology|US

War is over?

While Nvidia and its troubled CEO Jensen Huang had a tough Monday, Wall Street stormed higher, led largely by recently battered chip stocks and cosseted by a tumbling

Business|Economy|Finance|Science|Technology

Anthropic's path from AI startup to industry-defining IPO

Anthropic on Tuesday kicked off the roadshow for its US initial public offering, seeking to raise up to $64.4 billion at $1 trillion valuation in what could be the first public

Health|Science|Technology

My smartphone wrecked my wrist. Here’s how

My smartphone wrecked my wrist. Here’s how

Environment|Science|Technology

Nations promise to install more rooftop solar at UN climate talks

Five countries have backed a plan to double the number of homes with rooftop solar panels worldwide by 2030

Economy|Environment|Science

Heat-trapping carbon pollution drops, but scientists cite the Iran war rather than energy progress

Emissions of heat-trapping carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels decreased slightly this year due to the Iran war

Education|Environment|Science

NYC Ferry vessels to become floating classrooms, bring marine science to thousands of students

NYC Ferry vessels to become floating classrooms, bring marine science to thousands of students

Environment|Science

Pakistan blames India's Diwali fireworks for Lahore's toxic air

Pakistan blamed poor air quality this week on pollution drifting from neighbouring India, where firecrackers set off during the

Business|Economy|Science|Technology

Tesla Cybertruck is EV pickup market's latest casualty

Tesla’s move to discontinue its Cybertruck next year is perhaps the highest-profile flameout in a category that automakers had once hyped: huge electric pickups.

Business|Economy|Finance|Science|Technology

SoftBank books $7 billion quarterly loss on US data centre hit, financing costs

SoftBank Group, the Japanese investment giant with big bets on AI, said on Tuesday it had swung to a second-quarter net loss of $7 billion, hit hard by hefty

Business|Science|Technology

Musk expected to join Trump at APEC; Huang's participation in doubt, SCMP reports

Top US business leaders, including Tesla chief Elon Musk, are expected to join President Donald Trump's delegation to China for next week's APEC summit, the South China Morning Post

Business|Science|Technology

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's woes evoke sympathy, disbelief in his birthplace Taiwan

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is drawing both sympathy and disbelief in his birthplace Taiwan, where he has rock star status, after dramatic

Science|Technology

What we know about Alice Huang, the alleged spy at the center of the Nvidia scandal

What we know about Alice Huang, the alleged spy at the center of the Nvidia scandal

Science|Technology

Europe can compete in robotics and physical AI, top chipmaker CEOs say

The CEOs of top European chipmakers Infineon, STMicroelectronics and NXP said on Monday the region was well positioned to compete with the US and Asia in

Business|Science|Technology|World

BT to hold off Starlink launch until Ukraine 'noise' dies down, CEO tells FT

BT will not launch a partnership with Elon Musk's Starlink until the "noise" over the recent disruptions in the satellite communications system in Ukraine subsides, CEO Allison 

Arts|Business|Economy|Environment|Science|Technology|World

Honda raises full-year profit outlook, books $3 billion in EV-linked costs in Q2

Honda Motor on Tuesday raised its annual outlook by 20%, underpinned by robust US hybrid demand and a weak yen, even after it booked another $3 billion in

Business|Finance|Science|Technology|World

Alice Huang, Chinese businesswoman tied to Nvidia CEO, went from finance to chips

Alice Huang built a career in Chinese finance before emerging in a very different arena: the global race for

Economy|Environment|Health|Political|Science|Technology

Australia to launch AI safety regulator after OpenAI's breach of a government portal

Australia plans to create an artificial intelligence safety regulator in response to a breach of an Australian health department website by an OpenAI agent in June

Australia|Business|Economy|Political|Science|Technology

Australia to mandate AI breach reporting, create regulator after OpenAI breach

Australia will require artificial intelligence companies to report breaches and consider changes to criminal law to address "serious misconduct", Prime

Business|Economy|Environment|Science|Technology

China October rare earth exports jump 2.7% from prior month

China's exports of rare earths rose 2.7% from the prior month, customs data showed on Tuesday.

Economy|Science|Technology|World

China seeks high-tech upper hand in industry carrying 80% of global trade

When world leaders fly into the Chinese city of Shenzhen next week, they may catch a glimpse of China's vision for the future of global

Science|Technology

Investigators recover cockpit voice recorder from fatal Learjet crash site

Investigators recover cockpit voice recorder from fatal Learjet crash site

Business|Finance|Science|Technology

Anthropic’s nearly $70 billion IPO plan briefly circulated to banks, then retracted

Details of Anthropic’s blockbuster IPO, including plans by the AI company to raise nearly $70 billion, were briefly circulated to banks before being retracted late on

Science|Technology

White House nominates Palantir's LoSapio to lead Homeland Security's cyber agency

The White House said on Monday it has nominated Michael LoSapio to be the director of the US Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security

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Trump says US military action against Iran not necessary 'at this point'

President Donald Trump on Monday told reporters that military action by the United States against Iran did not currently seem necessary.

Business|Finance|Science|Technology

Nvidia stock falls after investigation into CEO, bucking market rally

Nvidia stock falls after investigation into CEO, bucking market rally

Business|Environment|Science

Court blocks California from enforcing climate disclosure laws

A federal appeals court dealt a setback to California's desire to enforce first-of-its-kind climate disclosure laws, blocking the state from requiring large

Business|Science|Technology

Nvidia is in peril. Can it survive without Jensen Huang?

Nvidia is in peril. Can it survive without Jensen Huang?

Business|Political|Science|Technology

Nvidia spy allegations likely to spur laws to tighten China's access to AI chips

Congress is more likely to pass legislation aimed at tightening China's access to AI chips in light of news that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a

Political|Science|US|World

Supreme Court clears the way for border wall construction in Texas’s Big Bend to resume

The Supreme Court is allowing the Trump administration to resume border wall construction in the Big Bend region of Texas

Business|Economy|Finance|Science|Stock Markets|Technology

US stocks rally and recover most of last week's losses as oil prices swing lower

U.S. stocks rallied and recovered most of their big loss from last week as oil prices swung lower

Business|Economy|Finance|Science|Technology

SpaceX plans $24 billion gas power plant, data center project in Texas

SpaceX is planning a roughly $24 billion gas-fired power plant and super-compute facility in Starbase, Texas, according to a public hearing notice.

Health|Science|World

Pennsylvania measles cases surpass 1,500, state health department says

The number of measles cases in Pennsylvania reached 1,505 as of Monday, up 18 from the previous update on Friday, as the state battles its worst outbreak of the disease in years.

Science|Technology

Trump's close ties to Nvidia's Huang scrutinized after foreign intelligence concerns

US President Donald Trump's close relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang came under renewed scrutiny on Monday, after the company 

Science|Technology

Anthropic unveils new Fable, Mythos models as competition heats up ahead of IPO

Anthropic on Monday unveiled two new AI models, Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2, as the OpenAI rival looks to strengthen its position in the fast-growing AI market ahead of

Business|Science|Technology

Nvidia's investigation into CEO Huang's affair puts a spotlight on chip billionaire's personal life

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is in the spotlight after revelations of an affair with a purported Chinese spy triggered a board investigation

Education|Science|Technology

NASA launches $1M moon base challenge for students

NASA launches $1M moon base challenge for students

Business|Finance|Science|Technology

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits affair as company launches investigation into foreign spy claims

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits affair as company launches investigation into foreign spy claims

Business|Finance|Science|Technology|World

Internal probe into CEO Jensen Huang and 'foreign intelligence' weighs on high-flying Nvidia shares

Shares of Nvidia are down 4_3% after the computer chip maker, central to the artificial intelligence race, opened an investigation into reports that CEO Jensen Huang was the “target of a foreign intelligence effort.”

Science|Technology

US opens new probe into Waymo vehicles over school bus safety violations

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Monday it had opened a recall query into Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo after

Health|Science

US FDA orders new eye risk warnings for Ozempic, Zepbound

The US FDA on Monday informed patients and healthcare providers of a potential increased risk of a serious eye condition associated with the use of GLP-1 drugs for

Business|Science|Technology

Jensen Huang is living proof that AI’s rockstar CEOs are also a hidden risk

Jensen Huang is living proof that AI’s rockstar CEOs are also a hidden risk

Arts|Crime|Education|Entertainment|Science

A Brooklyn jogger’s father found her bleeding on a dark path. A teacher’s aide is now indicted in her killing

A Brooklyn jogger’s father found her bleeding on a dark path. A teacher’s aide is now indicted in her killing

Economy|Science|Technology|World

French officials blame Iran for refrigerator hacks, vow retaliation

French officials on Monday accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards of responsibility for the cyberattacks that knocked out commercial

Science|Technology

US vows to speed up deployment of counter-drone systems to address threats

The Trump administration said on Monday it is taking steps to expedite the use of counter-drone

Business|Finance|Science|Stock Markets|Technology|US

Trump says FBI probing Nvidia CEO Huang as China controversy deepens

US President Donald Trump said on Monday the FBI was looking into Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair

Arts|Science|Technology

'No ordinary CEO': Why the AI race cannot do without Nvidia's Jensen Huang

On the streets of Taipei and Seoul, fans of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang mob him for autographs on books, posters and sometimes even on their bodies.

Economy|Environment|Science|World

UN climate summit kicks off in Turkey after a disastrous year of extreme weather

World leaders, delegates and climate activists are in Antalya, Turkey, for a U.N. climate summit

Opinion|Science

A thank-you on Veterans Day won’t close the growing military-civilian gap

With so few Americans serving in the military, many learn about veterans from stereotyped news coverage. A media scholar explains why that matters.

Crime|Education|Science

Young Black men in Philly are more likely to be pulled over if driving with friends, study shows

Racial profiling by police extends beyond Black-white comparisons. Recent studies of traffic stops in Philly show intraracial disparities within Black neighborhoods.

Environment|Science

5 ways countries stymie climate negotiations without actually saying ‘no’

The methods can be subtle but effective at slowing progress, particularly when fossil fuels are involved. Here’s what to watch for as the latest global climate talks get underway.

Science|Technology

Voters rejected data centers in dozens of communities, fueling the narrative that opposition to the AI infrastructure contributed to the 2026 blue wave

For many Americans, opposition to data centers was a factor in their votes.

Environment|Science

How protection of public land shapes political strategies in the American West

Americans are standing up to protect public lands and bringing concerns about conservation and management into broader public discussion.

Business|Finance|Science

Novo-backed Windward Bio targets $1 billion valuation in US IPO

Swiss drug developer Windward Bio Group AG is targeting a valuation of up to $1 billion in its US initial public offering, as a strong run for the biotech IPO market extends into

Health|Science

Why do farts smell so bad? A microbiologist explains the odors brewing in your gut

Your farts’ aromas are tuned to your diet – and your overall health.

Health|Science

For veterans with mild traumatic brain injury, a restaurant or other noisy environment can feel like a battlefield

For veterans with brain injuries, noisy, overstimulating environments can lead to high stress and irritability, making them want to avoid such situations altogether.

Business|Science|Technology

Meta expands AI age checks for Instagram teens as lawsuits mount

Meta Platforms said on Monday it would expand its AI age-estimation technology globally to move millions more teens on Instagram into Teen Account protections, even if they have

Business|Economy|Finance|Science|Stock Markets|Technology|US

Citigroup downgrades US equities to 'neutral' on AI concerns

Citigroup strategists downgraded US equities to "neutral" from "overweight," saying they were looking for cleaner positioning and more stable sentiment around AI stocks after a sharp

Health|Science

New blood test claims to detect 50-plus cancers before symptoms – but there’s no evidence it can reduce your risk of dying from cancer

A physician who devises screening guidelines for the American Cancer Society explains the pros and cons of the Galleri multicancer early detection test.

Environment|Science|Technology

COP31 summit leaders urge crisis-wracked world to move faster on climate

Leaders of COP31 urged the world to accelerate the fight against global warming as they began their annual UN climate conference

Arts|Science

I’m an artist who works with glass – here’s how the physics and chemistry of glassblowing work

From colorful orbs to delicate spirals, heating and manipulating glass allows artists to create beautiful translucent sculptures.

Science|Technology

Google unveils new AI chip variants as cloud demand surges

Alphabet's Google introduced two new variations of its in-house tensor processing units on Monday, stepping up its challenge to Nvidia's dominance in the booming market for

Arts|Entertainment|Science

Male donkey is a bull’s willing partner in rare interspecies affair

Male donkey is a bull’s willing partner in rare interspecies affair

Health|Science

Why moving more slowly can help you get stronger

Why moving more slowly can help you get stronger

Science|Technology

Tech set to still sway US stock market's course despite AI-driven swoon

Even with the steep pullback in AI names, the US stock market is poised to rely on the performance of technology shares — and investors are on guard for

Business|Environment|Health|Science

How the US was left exposed to the flesh-eating screwworm, years into the outbreak

For decades, planes dropped billions of factory-bred sterile flies to keep the flesh-eating New World screwworm out of North America’s cattle.

Economy|Science|Technology

US Congress gets first post-'Blue Wave' crack at data centers with permitting bill

A sweeping bipartisan energy bill has unexpectedly emerged as the US Congress' first test of how to tackle public anger over data

Economy|Environment|Science|Technology

Georgia's largest battery storage facility unveiled in Ball Ground to help with peak demands

Georgia's largest battery storage facility unveiled in Ball Ground to help with peak demands

Environment|Science|World

This year set to be one of four hottest on record, UN report says

This year is on track to be one of the four hottest on record, driven by a powerful El Niño and perpetuating a warming streak of more than a decade, a UN report showed on

Environment|Science

Planetary extremes are ‘off the charts’ as world’s biggest climate talks kick off

Planetary extremes are ‘off the charts’ as world’s biggest climate talks kick off

Business|Economy|Environment|Science|Technology

AI power rush sends data centres hunting for used turbines and jet engines

Utilities, developers and firms racing to power AI data centres are scouring the world for second-

Business|Finance|Science|Technology

What we know about Nvidia's probe into CEO Jensen Huang

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces a board probe into whether he was the target of a foreign intelligence effort after a media report linked him to a Chinese businesswoman accused of