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At the Baron Investment Conference on 6 November, Elon Musk said SpaceX could buy a legacy wireless carrier and use its licensed airwaves 'ten times ...

Larry Page reportedly answered a question about orbital computing with 'five nines' — 99.999% of all compute ending up in space. The number is second...

On 8 September OpenAI published a Lean-checked proof of finite-time blowup for the Navier–Stokes equations, and on 26 October it announced an existen...

In a laboratory in south San Francisco, technicians in pressure-sensing gloves are training their replacements — robots. Warp Sciences, founded by An...

A library of videos and a quiz at the end solves the delivery of content. It leaves the harder half untouched: whether the class actually ran, who fe...

Every student is told to study more. Almost none are taught how. Self-learning is a technique — recall before review, short loops instead of long ses...

The bell schedule, the fixed term and the single pace were designed for a world where information was scarce and the teacher was the only source of i...

October's data shows software postings up 20% year on year and AI/ML postings up 91%, while tech layoffs run far below the 2023 peak. The squeeze is ...

0.security, in Y Combinator's Fall 2026 batch, sells an autonomous security team: pull-request tests, continuous pentesting and fixes delivered in th...

In most mid-sized companies AI spending arrives the way photocopiers once did: one team signs up, then another, and the invoice lands long before any...

A company that needs technical judgement every week but cannot justify a full-time executive is not looking for a discount. It is looking for a diffe...

A preprint from Anthropic and Harvard gave Claude Mythos 5 eight quantum circuit design problems. Seven designs cut both qubits and Toffoli gates; on...