Dozens of US states are considering legislation to permit small plug-in solar arrays that require minimal installation and could reduce electricity bills.
Apple has scheduled its Worldwide Developers Conference for the week of June 8, 2026, with expected announcements about AI improvements to Siri.
A crypto platform designated by UK authorities as facilitating scams and trafficking continues operating on Telegram weeks after sanctions.
Japanese cable manufacturer Fujikura is increasing prices on data center cables amid growing demand for digital infrastructure components.
Several defense contractors including Castelion, SpaceX, and Anduril have secured military contracts for hypersonic weapons and space interceptor programs.
Security researchers have identified a new case of government authorities using fraudulent Android applications to install surveillance software on target devices.
Cisco demonstrates quantum computer connectivity, FCC updates router policies, and carbon nanotube research progresses toward copper alternatives.
Iranian strikes on Qatar's natural gas facility have halted helium production, threatening global technology supply chains that depend on the gas for semiconductor manufacturing.
Some Home Depot and Lowe's locations in Connecticut have installed automated license plate readers in parking lots that connect to law enforcement databases.
Apple is reportedly developing smart glasses with multiple design options, marking a shift from previous mixed reality ambitions.
Two prominent technology journalists have published books exploring how digital technology and AI affect personal health and daily routines.
Apple unveiled new MacBook Air laptops featuring M5 processors, double the base storage capacity, and increased starting prices across the lineup.
Framework has postponed initial shipments of its new Laptop 13 Pro from June to July, with some orders potentially delayed until August.
A Starlink satellite suffered an unexplained anomaly and broke apart in orbit, creating tens of debris objects tracked by space monitoring companies.
Popular macOS network monitoring application Little Snitch has launched a Linux version, bringing its surveillance detection capabilities to a new platform.
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