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Princeton University faculty members and administrators are locked in a tense dispute regarding the future of the Center on Science and Technology, while StudioLab is confirmed to be spared.
Google is moving forward with a massive $17 billion investment in Wyoming, partnering with energy providers to build its first data center in the state despite rising nationwide political resistance.
Researchers found that an Earth extremophile can actively grow and multiply when subjected to oxygen-free, extremely salty, and low-pressure environments laced with Martian-linked compounds.
Anthropic has launched Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2, boasting major reasoning upgrades that allegedly cracked unsolved black hole physics and built an operating system.
James Gunn and Peter Safran are leaving DC Studios, taking with them an unprecedented level of direct communication and fan transparency.
French authorities accuse an Iranian cyber unit of launching remote attacks that sabotaged refrigeration systems across 700 supermarkets.
Following a massive $6.3 billion hack on Binance, North Korea-associated group TraderTraitor has turned to custom memecoins featuring Elon Musk and pop culture imagery to launder stolen funds.
New data reveals that half of workers use AI tools just to appease management, even when it slows them down and distorts corporate ROI metrics.
Razer is bringing wired audio back to the gaming market with the new Hammerhead V3 Chroma, featuring USB-C connectivity, active noise cancellation, and RGB lighting for $80.
New research shows that very strong El Niño seasons are historically linked to more than 100,000 extra heat-related deaths worldwide annually.
