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Silicon-carbon anodes are ending the era of incremental battery gains. Phones with 5,000–7,000mAh batteries in slim designs are already shipping — and the chemistry behind them changes everything.
Samsung engineers leaked trade secrets into ChatGPT in 2023. Three years later, 55% of employees still use unapproved AI tools. Here's what security teams must do now.
After a string of dramatic explosions and regulatory setbacks, SpaceX's Starship completed its first fully successful orbital flight in late 2025 — catching the Super Heavy booster with the launch tower's mechanical arms and proving the full reuse architecture works end-to-end.
In the first quarter of 2026, BYD sold more vehicles than Toyota, GM, or Volkswagen, marking the first time a Chinese automaker has led global auto sales. Here's what drove it there.
Passkeys use public-key cryptography to eliminate shared secrets entirely — your private key never leaves your device, phishing becomes technically impossible, and no server breach can expose your credentials.
Git turns 20 in 2025, and the tooling around it has matured into a rich ecosystem — from Git 3.x bundle transports and worktrees to stacking workflows with Graphite, and GUI clients that finally make rebase approachable.
After years of pilots and promises, drone delivery has crossed into genuine commercial operations — Amazon Prime Air, Google Wing, and Zipline together logged millions of deliveries in 2025, and the economics, battery tech, and regulatory frameworks that finally made it work are all worth understanding.
Defense technology startups raised over $30 billion in venture capital between 2024 and 2025, making military AI, autonomous drones, and dual-use platforms the fastest-growing category in venture investing — and forcing Silicon Valley to reckon with the ethics of building weapons systems.
After the 2023 Runtime Fee disaster drove developers to Godot and Unreal, Unity spent two years rewriting its pricing, leadership, and roadmap. Here is what actually changed — and what hasn't.
Three well-funded private fusion companies have crossed engineering milestones that were unthinkable a decade ago — here is a hard look at what each has actually built, what remains unproven, and when the grid might see the first fusion electrons.
IPv6 has quietly crossed the 50% threshold of global web traffic in 2026, marking a turning point three decades in the making — driven by mobile expansion, ISP upgrades, and the sheer exhaustion of IPv4 address space.
AI workloads now consume electricity on a scale that is straining power grids across three continents, triggering utility partnerships, and accelerating a nuclear energy revival not seen since the 1970s.