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The Space Force officer overseeing $24B in R&D says the Pentagon is more interested in supporting startups building new space sensors and payloads than adding another rocket company.

Tech giants eye rural areas for data centers, but find farmers unwilling to sell their beloved lands even for multi-million dollar offers. Farmers' refusal to part with their properties frustrates development plans.

Panasonic, once a leader in plasma TVs, announces it will no longer make its own television sets. Chinese brand Skyworth will now manufacture, market, and sell Panasonic-branded TVs.

The ex-Apple team behind the popular Dark Sky app launches Acme Weather, offering a fresh take on weather predictions with unique features like rainbow and sunset alerts.

As Phil Spencer steps down, Microsoft's gaming division faces questions about its ambitious but costly path, from Game Pass to studio acquisitions.

Anthropic accuses Chinese AI firms of using fake accounts to mine its Claude AI model, as US officials debate export controls to slow China's AI advancements.

Uber's new self-driving division aims to secure its place in the rapidly evolving transportation landscape by taking full control of autonomous vehicle operations.

Uber's new Autonomous Solutions division will offer a comprehensive suite of software and services for companies seeking to operate self-driving vehicles, from robotaxis to delivery robots.

Discover the latest deals on Apple's second-generation AirTags, perfect for keeping track of your belongings. Costco members can save big with a bundle pack.

New Microsoft gaming chief Asha Sharma promises high standards for AI technology, saying 'great stories are created by humans' and the company won't accept 'soulless AI slop'.