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The achievement is surprising, especially given the restrictions the U.S. has imposed on China.

It's not Horizon, but it looks a lot like it.

The Florence Espresso Academy is home to a one-of-a-kind machine capable of brewing five different types of coffee simultaneously, each with a distinct method.

Chinese military scientists claim the material is scalable and suitable for aircraft, missiles, and launch platforms.

Switzerland has collected so much tax over the past decade that it now has a surplus it doesn’t know how to spend.

Greenland’s ice has revealed a fascinating story of human ingenuity intertwined with Cold War military ambitions.

We compare the two most popular camera systems on the market. Here’s what you need to know.

The sound, described as resembling a quack, continues to be an unfathomable enigma.

SpaceX is revisiting a previously discarded design due to its complexity.

China is stepping up its campaign to attract Western talent, offering salaries up to three times higher. The Asian country is challenging Silicon Valley’s historic wage hegemony.

The discovery reveals one of the largest known deposits on the planet, potentially the largest in history.

The Chernobyl exclusion zone serves as an unintentional experiment in natural science.

There was a time when Larry Page would have given Elon Musk his entire fortune to colonize Mars. Now, they don't even talk

Samsung is navigating a challenging period. The South Korean tech giant is reevaluating its expansion plans and restructuring its workforce to better position itself for the future.

Google has managed to delay the requirement to open Google Play to third-party stores.

Westinghouse and Core Power have teamed up to create floating nuclear power plants equipped with eVinci reactors.

MagSafe shows that technical excellence alone isn’t enough. Four years later, the iPhone’s “perfect magnets” are still searching for a revolutionary purpose.

A group of artists has leaked access to Sora, but OpenAI has already taken action.

Messier 104 (M104) earned its nickname, the Sombrero Galaxy, because of its unique shape: A bright central nucleus surrounded by a thick disk of matter that resembles the brim of a sombrero.

Conspiracy theorists have long advocated for removing fluoride from drinking water, a practice experts consider to be one of the ten great public health achievements of the 20th century.

Apple’s senior VP of retail and people, O’Brien has more than 30 years of experience with the company, where she’s led store operations and human resources.

The job posting includes intriguing details about Tesla’s future direction.