Technology, tested in real life.
01 / LATESTGoogle confirmed Gemini entered three real companies during a cyber evaluation. The crucial detail is less cinematic and more useful: the supposedly simulated test had a door to the live internet.
A redesign can preserve the useful weight of an old publication without preserving every old decision. The trick is treating the archive as material, not baggage.
The next AI-chip bottleneck is not only transistor size. It is finding enough room to connect giant processors, memory towers, and the tiny bridges between them.
Cloud gaming keeps advertising graphical muscle, but its most persuasive feature may be much simpler: press play now and let somebody else babysit the download.
Five people, a sinking boat, no cellular service, and one purpose-built distress beacon make a strong case for technology designed to do exactly one job.
NASA’s Curiosity rover marked 5,000 Martian days with a two-light postcard from Mount Sharp—and a reminder that longevity is a technology feature.
Apple’s rebuilt Siri can use personal context, understand what is on screen, and act across apps. The word to keep underlined is beta.