Blue Origin achieved its first successful landing of a previously flown New Glenn rocket booster, marking a significant milestone for the company's reusable launch system.
Scientists and researchers are filing lawsuits against the Trump administration over restrictions on federal funding and research into online safety issues.
Several major technology companies including SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic are reportedly preparing for public offerings while SpaceX continues product development.
NASA seeks more affordable satellite access while major tech companies face key financial milestones and earnings reports.
Apple announces leadership transition as Tim Cook departs and hardware chief John Ternus takes over as CEO.
The European Commission imposed a €200 million fine on Chinese e-commerce platform Temu for violating Digital Services Act rules by failing to prevent illegal product sales.
Instructure struck a deal with cybercriminals who breached Canvas systems, affecting thousands of educational institutions worldwide.
Various technology-related developments span AI analysis, government surveillance, online safety, and platform policies.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr announced a comprehensive review of the $3 billion E-Rate program that subsidizes internet access for schools.
Privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo saw a significant increase in app downloads after Google introduced AI-powered search results at its 2026 developer conference.
Apple agreed to pay $250 million to settle claims it misled customers about AI features while separately asking the Supreme Court to block a contempt ruling in its Epic Games dispute.
New research shows cybercriminals increasingly using automation while federal agency CISA accidentally exposed sensitive data publicly.
The U.S. government is developing a program to give Cold War-era plutonium to nuclear startups to address fuel shortages and disposal needs.
Amazon reported that drone strikes damaged three data centers in the Middle East, disrupting services for customers in the region.
Doug Field, who led Ford's electric vehicle and software initiatives since 2021, is leaving the automaker as the company undergoes restructuring efforts.
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