New Cyber Rules Strain Small Defense Suppliers
New U.S. cybersecurity requirements for defense contractors are prompting some small suppliers to reconsider their participation in military programs. Companies...
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Capgemini to Sell U.S. Government Unit
Capgemini has announced plans to sell its U.S. subsidiary, Capgemini Government Solutions, amid growing scrutiny over a contract with U.S....
UNICEF Urges Global Ban on AI Child Abuse Images
UNICEF is calling on governments worldwide to criminalize the creation of AI‑generated child sexual abuse material amid rising reports of...
Engineering Humanity for Life on Mars
Researchers explore whether humans must undergo genetic engineering to survive Mars, raising scientific, ethical, and evolutionary questions. Spaceflight Challenges Push...
Deep‑Sea Fish Reveal Hybrid Vision Cells
New research has uncovered a previously unknown type of visual cell in deep‑sea fish larvae, challenging long‑standing assumptions about how...
WD Cuts Sandisk Stake to Reduce Debt
Western Digital plans to sell part of its remaining stake in Sandisk to raise $3.17 billion and reduce its debt...
US Plans Portal to Bypass Content Blocks
The U.S. State Department is developing an online portal intended to let users abroad view content restricted by their governments....
Windows 11 Gains Built‑In 5G Management
Microsoft and Ericsson have introduced integrated enterprise‑grade 5G management capabilities directly into Windows 11. The collaboration aims to simplify how...
Quantum Link Tested Across New York Fiber
Cisco and Qunnect have demonstrated a functioning quantum network running over existing fiber‑optic infrastructure between Brooklyn and Manhattan. The experiment...
Court Orders X to Share Election Data
A German appeals court has ruled that X must provide vetted researchers with access to public data related to Hungary’s...
