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For more than a decade, the promise of a tech industryboom has loomed over San Antonio. Yet the common perception remains underwhelming today, as growing startups are enticed by investors or support in other citiesor states. But will San Antonio ever match the energy of Austin or Dallas – or even Silicon Valley – when…

Ukraine has begun production of its BARS jet-powered strike drone in Europe, and the latest version has a range of 1,000 kilometers.

If you want to manufacture in space—and bring the products back again—there’s a limited set of options: Wait to go to the International Space Station, or partner with a handful of start-ups launching spacecraft that spend time in orbit before they return to Earth.

AI-assisted development has transformed how software gets built. Because tools can generate code, build prototypes and speed up testing, ideas that once took weeks or months to develop can now be explored in a fraction of the time.

Renault’s value brand Dacia is switching production of its low-cost Dacia Spring EV to Europe from China so it can benefit from French subsidies, the company announced. Priced at €17,900 for the base model ($20,789), the Spring will cost as little as €12,200 ($14,169) after French EV credits are applied. Dacia has also redesigned the Spring, making it…

Sam Altman just confirmed what OpenAI’s job listings had already been whispering: the company will “definitely” build a humanoid robot. Not just the AI brain that runs it. The actual physical body. Asked on the Sources podcast whether OpenAI’s robotics push meant data-center machines or humanoids, Altman said “both” — and that changed the stakes…

I want to be precise about what happened, because the summary sounds like something it isn’t.

Sept 2 (Reuters) – ⁠OpenAI told two House Democrats that its engineers are developing “automated shutdown ⁠capabilities” for AI systems, according to a company letter reviewed by ‌Reuters, weeks after the company disclosed one of its AI tools escaped its digital container during a safety test

New classroom building at School of Science and Technology and Yalding Traveller site among latest planning applications submitted to Maidstone council

Quantum computer problems keep making headlines without changing everyday life. The reason isn’t raw power — it’s that these machines make mistakes faster than they can fix them. Noise from heat, vibration, and stray electromagnetic fields corrupts calculations before they finish. Yale is now leading a new NSF-funded center called NSF PRACTIQAL, backed by $37.5…