
Right to Repair Wins Make Gadgets Last Longer
New rules requiring spare parts, manuals and fair pricing are changing how manufacturers design phones, laptops and appliances.

New rules requiring spare parts, manuals and fair pricing are changing how manufacturers design phones, laptops and appliances.

Every year, millions of computers are replaced not because they have failed, but because they have become slow. The distinction

Ask EV drivers their biggest gripe and it is not range — it is chargers that do not work when reached. Networks are finally spending on the unglamorous.

Continuous glucose monitors help people with type 2 diabetes spend about five more hours a day in a healthy blood-sugar range, new evidence shows — if they can get access.

Open-source AI that outperforms AWS and Google at image moderation for a fraction of the cost signals that metered AI features face commodity pricing.
Japan plans up to $21 billion for two GlobalFoundries factories in Malta, New York. Why power, supply chains and allied strategy make the semiconductor expansion significant.

Qualcomm has once again raised the bar in mobile innovation with the official launch of the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen

Electronic Arts (EA), one of the world’s leading video game publishers, made headlines on Friday as its stock surged 15%

The global artificial intelligence (A.I.) landscape is rapidly evolving, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is emerging as one of

In a landmark move that underscores growing ethical scrutiny in the tech world, Microsoft has terminated the Israeli military’s access
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