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Intel Ships the First High-Volume Chips Made on High-NA EUV

Intel is the first chipmaker to ship high-volume chips made on a High-NA EUV machine, beating TSMC and Samsung to its 18A node. Here is why it matters.

We detected an atmosphere on a rocky planet in the habitable zone

SambaNova raises 1 billion dollars to take on Nvidia in inference

70 Countries Have Now Signed the Artemis Accords

Mauritius became the 70th nation to sign NASA's Artemis Accords on 17 July 2026, extending the framework for responsible space behaviour across every inhabited continent.

China Lands a Rocket Booster on a Net at Sea, and It Isn't a Fluke

China's Long March 10B caught its own booster on a floating net during its maiden flight on 10 July, becoming only the second country to recover an orbital-class booster after flight.

An Earth-Sized World Sits in Its Star's Habitable Zone, 25 Light-Years Away

Astronomers confirmed GJ 3378b, a planet roughly twice Earth's size orbiting inside its star's habitable zone just 25 light-years from Earth, in a paper published 1 July 2026.

Japan's Hayabusa2 Flew Past a Second Asteroid on Its Extended Mission

JAXA's Hayabusa2 spacecraft, which already delivered a sample of asteroid Ryugu to Earth, completed a flyby of near-Earth asteroid Torifune this fortnight as part of its extended mission.

A Quantum Computer Just Solved a Problem Fusion Power Has Been Stuck On

IBM, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Cleveland Clinic used a 156-qubit quantum computer to model fusion fuel chemistry for the first time, tackling a bottleneck in tritium production.

Starship's 13th Flight Aborted Itself, and That's the Point of Testing

Starship Flight 13 aborted seconds before liftoff on 16 July after four Super Heavy engines failed to ignite. SpaceX is targeting a retry on 23 July.

Google DeepMind Rebuilt Pelé's Lost 1959 Goal Using AI

Google DeepMind used AI to reconstruct Pelé's legendary 1959 goal at Rua Javari, a moment that only existed in eyewitness accounts and partial photographs. The

India's First Private Rocket Just Made It to Orbit

India just hit a milestone that's been years in the making: a privately developed rocket reached orbit for the first time on its debut launch. It puts the count

Netflix Spent 587 Million Dollars on Ben Affleck's AI Film Studio

Netflix dropped 587 million dollars on Ben Affleck's AI filmmaking startup, and this goes well beyond a celebrity deal. If the production AI inside Artists Equi

Samsung Account Is Becoming the Glue Holding the Galaxy Ecosystem Together

Samsung Account is much more than a login. With Galaxy AI features getting more personalised and Samsung now connecting phones, watches, rings, TVs, and applian

Nuclear Startup Valar Atomics Is Chasing a Six Billion Dollar Valuation

Nuclear startup Valar Atomics is in talks to raise funding at a six billion dollar valuation, a number that tells you everything about how AI's electricity appe

India's Wildfire Satellites Show What Targeted Space Tech Can Do

Three new Google-backed satellites have launched with one purpose: catching wildfires before they grow uncontrollable. With wildfire smoke choking parts of Nort

Magnetar Birth: A Chirping Supernova Signal Caught One Forming

A strange chirping signal from a distant supernova traced the birth of a magnetar, linking the universe's brightest explosions to its most magnetic objects.

Google quietly pushed Gemini 3.5 Pro back

Google quietly pushed Gemini 3.5 Pro back | Future Technology

OpenAI ships GPT-5.6, and the government wanted a look first

OpenAI ships GPT-5.6, and the government wanted a look first | Future Technology

A chirping signal caught a magnetar being born

A chirping signal caught a magnetar being born | Future Technology

We found air around a rocky planet in the habitable zone

We found air around a rocky planet in the habitable zone | Future Technology

TSMC revenue jumps 34 percent as it raises 2026 capex

TSMC revenue jumps 34 percent as it raises 2026 capex | Future Technology

Dave Eggers Told OpenAI Staff That ChatGPT Is Silencing a Generation of Writers

Author Dave Eggers walked into OpenAI's offices and told staff their product is 'silencing an entire generation' of writers, sparking a debate that goes well be

Google Pixel 11a May Finally Get the Chip It Deserves

Google might be doing something it has never done before: putting its newest flagship chip inside the budget Pixel 11a instead of the usual hand-me-down process

Japan's Physical AI Bet: How NVIDIA Cosmos Is Reshaping Robotics and Manufacturing

Japan's biggest robotics and manufacturing companies are committing to NVIDIA's physical AI stack, including Cosmos, Isaac, and Jetson, in a coordinated move dr

Kimi Is the Chinese AI Model That Western Labs Should Stop Ignoring

Kimi, the AI assistant from Beijing-based Moonshot AI, is attracting serious attention for its reasoning performance and long-context capabilities, with benchma