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In a low-slung Maryland lab, scientists are racing to build a machine that could help turn cancer into a manageable disease while simultaneously threatening the cryptography that shields everything ...

The museum holds a combination of Anctil’s personal items and donations. Located in his office in Franz Hall 427, the ...

Although the 9800X3D is an absolute speed demon for gaming, it only has eight cores. If you regularly use your PC for ...

Getting a little bit of extra juice into your phone before you leave your house in the morning could make the difference between the device still having power at the end of the day or not. But there ...

Safety is not just about preventing injury. It is about trust. Trust that the system will support you, that someone will show up and that you are valued enough not to be left in harm’s way.

Everyone’s blaming AI. But the real reason why corporations have been laying off people comes down to one word: bloat.

The Trump administration is accelerating AI adoption across government, embedding the technology in policing, health care, defense and science.

Jeffrey Epstein ordered staff to install hidden cameras in his home after being told “the Russians may come in handy”, The Telegraph can disclose.

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The technology wasn’t where it needed to be. We weren’t going to put out something that was glitchy or didn’t sound natural,” said Megan Sheldon, managing director of operational services at Big ...