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Researchers at KAIST have engineered an ultrathin polymer coating for copper tubing that increases condensation heat transfer performance up to 5.5-fold, opening new possibilities for high-density electronics cooling and industrial thermal management.
A study presented at USENIX SOUPS revealed that consumers using commercial spy-device detectors missed 58.8% of hidden surveillance devices in test environments, performing only marginally better than visual searches.
Researchers at Nagoya University have created a low-resistance contact for p-type gallium nitride semiconductors using an ultrathin magnesium film and a brief five-minute heating process.
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a malware campaign targeting Android-based connected car head units, leveraging compromised update mechanisms to enlist vehicle systems into an ad-fraud botnet.
A technical breakdown of modern mobile fast-charging standards reveals how open specifications like USB Power Delivery compete and coexist with proprietary hardware protocols across major device ecosystems.
Servers powered by Nvidia AI processors face price increases exceeding 15% starting early next year due to surging DRAM costs, impacting major cloud providers and European infrastructure projects.
U.S. clean energy capital investments reached $74 billion in the first half of 2026 and are on track to hit a record $180 billion by year-end, propelled by artificial intelligence power demands and utility-scale battery storage buildouts.
Tesla is voluntarily recalling roughly 3 million vehicles in China to resolve defects with its retractable door handles and driver monitoring systems amid rising regulatory pressure and local competition.
Chinese safety authorities have mandated major recall actions covering up to 2.98 million Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, requiring physical warning decals for emergency door releases and software updates for driver attentiveness monitoring.
Dell Technologies founder Michael Dell posted a short video referencing the iconic 'Dell Dude' ad campaign to poke fun at the company's dramatic shift toward enterprise AI server infrastructure.
A growing reliance on employee tracking tools and AI monitoring software is prompting privacy advocates, workers, and legal experts to challenge corporate data collection policies.
Bitflash has introduced a open-source revival of Satoshi Nakamoto’s 2009 Bitcoin 0.1.0 codebase, pairing early consensus parameters with memory-hard RandomX CPU mining and Tor-native network routing.
Google executives Rishi Chandra and Sandeep Waraich outlined the company's wearable hardware roadmap, detailing why Google is prioritizing wrist devices like the Fitbit Air over smart rings while pursuing a multi-device AI ecosystem.
Amazon plans to dramatically expand its Prime Air drone delivery network to nearly 500 U.S. communities by the end of 2026, scaling up rapid 30-minute delivery services for lightweight consumer goods.
To stop counterfeit electronic components and malicious code from entering defense equipment and commercial manufacturing, researchers at the Georgia Tech Manufacturing Institute are deploying cryptographic digital passports and AI-driven quality tracking across tier-two and tier-three suppliers.
Chinese state agencies have been instructed to accelerate the uninstallation of a custom Windows 10 operating system developed by a Microsoft joint venture, citing cybersecurity concerns ahead of an upcoming bilateral summit.
A new open-source package brings native macOS Data Protection Keychain support to signed Electron and Node.js applications, offering an alternative to legacy file-based storage APIs.
A successful strike on Russian strategic bombers at the Engels-2 air base has revealed how Ukraine reverse-engineered a restricted Chinese UAV. Ukrainian builders are now scaling production of the customized MICH 2000 drone to as many as 10,000 units per year.
Researchers at KAIST have created a programmable probabilistic artificial neuron that turns memristor current noise into an adjustable computational resource, enabling high-accuracy processing for both speech and human movement data.
A technical breakdown of television broadcasting reveals how the move from post-WWII analog signals to modern digital standards like ATSC 3.0 impacts both signal quality and regulatory oversight.
Software-defined vehicles are reshaping auto manufacturing, but a lack of published software support periods leaves buyers uncertain about how long connected features will remain functional.
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has publicly warned Apple against purchasing memory chips from Chinese suppliers CXMT and YMTC, though current trade regulations lack a legal mechanism to prevent the tech giant from buying off-the-shelf components.
With the average American vehicle reaching nearly 13 years of age, the automotive industry is grappling with how software-defined vehicles will handle aging hardware, shifting digital connectivity, and long-term repairability.
Code strings found within Samsung's Galaxy Wearable app point to an upcoming over-ear wireless audio device dubbed the Galaxy H1, which could launch as soon as 2027 to compete with Apple's AirPods Max.
Engineers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have developed a novel electrically active molecule capable of extracting gold and precious metals from electronic waste using electric current instead of chemical reagents.
Samsung has reportedly decided against bringing physical variable aperture technology back to its Galaxy S27 smartphone series due to production costs and device thickness constraints.
Amid a spike in severe hospitalizations and fatal accidents involving underage e-bike riders, local officials across the United States are introducing strict new enforcement tactics that target both parents and major e-commerce retailers.
Computer scientists at UC San Diego demonstrated that briefly accessing an unlocked maintenance bay on a Boeing 737 allows a custom device to hijack onboard navigation and takeoff data.
Engineers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and the University of Southampton have built a ribbon-like silica optical fiber capable of detecting pressure changes up to 1,000 times more effectively than traditional round designs.
Seasoned travelers and industry professionals share their top device picks for more comfortable and convenient global exploration.
Upcoming European Union regulations are poised to influence smartphone design, potentially ushering in a return to more easily replaceable batteries for consumer devices.
The 13-inch MacBook Air M5 is currently available for $1,134, marking its lowest price since Apple's company-wide price adjustments in June.
A 65-inch LG C6 OLED television, recognized for its visual fidelity and specialized viewing modes, is currently available for $2,000, representing a $700 discount.
Microsoft's quantum computing chief indicated disinterest in satisfying scientific doubts concerning the company's research into Majorana quasiparticles.
The market for personal cooling devices has expanded significantly, offering various solutions for on-the-go comfort.
AI data-center customers are securing long-term supply, leaving consumer-device makers with higher component costs into 2028.
The health-technology provider says attackers accessed an AWS-hosted patient record store for six days in March.
The import restrictions focus largely on Chinese equipment that officials say could enable surveillance, remote control or cyberattacks.
