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Cybersecurity

Hackers just named Panasonic Avionics — maker of the seatback screens on thousands of airliners — as their latest data-breach victim

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

SpaceX just flew the same rocket booster for the 16th time — one Falcon 9 first stage now reused more often than any rocket in history

By Cassian Holt

Hardware and Semiconductors

Engineers just built a computer chip that runs on light instead of electricity — moving data with photons to slash the power hungry AI models burn

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

A Chinese spacecraft just refueled another satellite in orbit for the first time — a docking-and-fuel maneuver that could keep aging satellites alive for years

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

A cubesat the size of a cereal box just beamed data across deep space using a laser — a test that could make Mars links 10 times faster

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

The hackers behind the massive school-data heist just cracked a cloud-gaming service — spilling players’ names, emails, birthdays, and two-factor status

By Cassian Holt

Technology

A Chinese lab just gave a humanoid robot electronic skin sensitive enough to feel a light touch — a step toward machines that handle fragile things like we do

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

A critical cPanel flaw just tore into government websites in Guam — the same bug now spreading across web-hosting servers around the world

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity firms say attackers now weaponize fresh flaws within hours using AI — outracing human defenders in what they’re calling ‘the year of AI-assisted attacks’

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

Amazon’s satellite-internet network just passed 300 satellites in a single year — now the third-largest constellation in orbit and closing on Starlink

By Cassian Holt

Technology

A Chinese lab just wrapped a humanoid robot in soft electronic skin that feels a feather’s touch — letting it handle fragile objects without crushing them

By Cassian Holt

Consumer Tech

Japan Airlines just deployed two humanoid robots at Haneda Airport to load baggage and move cargo — a three-year rollout at roughly $15,400 per machine

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

SpaceX’s Super Heavy booster lost multiple engines during its boostback burn and crashed hard into the Gulf — the one clear failure of an otherwise strong flight

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

Two camera satellites SpaceX released in flight just beamed back the first live photos of Starship’s heat shield baking during reentry

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

SpaceX’s first V3 Starship reached space, dropped 22 mock satellites, and splashed down in the Indian Ocean — even as one engine threatened to tear it apart

By Cassian Holt

Consumer Tech

Boston Dynamics’ electric Atlas robot just sold out its entire 2026 production run — every unit already claimed by Hyundai and Google’s DeepMind lab

By Cassian Holt

Hardware and Semiconductors

A German team just fully simulated a 50-qubit quantum computer for the first time — running it on Europe’s new exascale supercomputer, JUPITER

By Cassian Holt

Hardware and Semiconductors

Engineers just slid quantum bits across a silicon chip without wrecking their fragile state — letting distant qubits finally talk to one another

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

Security researchers now find hackers weaponizing new software flaws within a day — more than a quarter of them are attacked before a patch even exists

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

The gang behind the 275-million-record school data heist just cut a ransom deal to stop the leak — after defacing login pages at 330 institutions

By Cassian Holt

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