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Robots and AI-powered assistive tech are poised to transform accessibility and mobility
Companies are developing mobility aids and technologies including robotic exoskeletons, limbs, and …
Jake Hall
Startups demand angel tax elimination, incentives on investments in upcoming budget
Startups in India have high expectations from this year's upcoming Union Budget. The early-age star…
ANI
AI adoption can unleash Rs 33.8 lakh crore of economic benefit to India in 2030: Google Report
Google's new report on artificial intelligence emphasises responsible AI development and suggests r…
ANI
The AI app Soula seeks to improve healthcare access for pregnant women
Soula app users and OB/GYB experts spoke about the role that AI chatbots can have in healthcare acc…
Helen Li
Drew Barrymore says she'll be the parent she needed by limiting her kids' access to tech. Experts say her approach is a good one.
She gave her oldest daughter a phone when she turned 11 and within three months she took it away be…
Kelly Burch
Walmart is testing a new way to make it easier to access locked-up items. Here's why that's smart.
Walmart is testing tech that lets employees use an app to unlock anti-shoplifting displays — a move…
Dominick Reuter
Shadowy middlemen are giving Russia access to old Western tech left over in countries like China and Turkey
Russian manufacturers wouldn't be able to meet demand without these second-hand supplies, a think t…
Filip De Mott
Trump picked a Project 2025 coauthor to run the FCC. Here's what it means for Big Tech.
Carr authored a chapter of Project 2025 that advocates for "reining in Big Tech," accusing it of pu…
Matthew Loh
Citadel Securities hires 20-year Microsoft vet in a new tech leadership role
Herb Sutter is a leading expert in C++, a critical coding language for the giant market maker.
Bianca Chan
I'm a tech founder who's had to flee Lebanon. The conflict has spiraled at a terrifying rate, but the tech community is still pressing ahead.
Following Israel's ground invasion of Lebanon, the founder of a small tech company in Lebanon share…
Charissa Cheong
Amazon is shuttering Freevee and some insiders fear layoffs could be coming in the tech giant's entertainment arm
Amazon is phasing out its free streamer Freevee, which struggled with identity and financial losses…
Lucia Moses
The race for the best AI model is 'heated,' a TeamViewer tech executive says — here's how the company is leveraging it
TeamViewer's chief product and technology officer describes how the company uses artificial intelli…
Matthew S. Smith
Hurricane Helene's devastation has blocked access to a one-of-a-kind mine for AI chips
The town of Spruce Pine is home to two mines that are major sources of high-purity quartz, a crucia…
Tom Carter,Geoff Weiss
No Driver? No Problem! Waymo’s driverless robotaxis make Los Angeles debut — but what could the tech mean for India?
Alphabet's Waymo has launched its robotaxis in Los Angeles, marking a significant step for autonomo…
Silicon Valley is officially grieving over Trump but quietly gleeful over a coming tech deal resurgence
As Trump's win stirs uncertainty in Silicon Valley, tech investors weigh regulatory shifts, a chang…
Melia Russell,Rebecca Torrenc…
A US diplomat says US colleges need more Chinese students to enroll — but in the arts, so they can be walled off from accessing sensitive tech
Chinese students are welcome in the US "to study humanities and social sciences, not particle physi…
Aditi Bharade
In the battle of WiFi versus mesh networks, the latter has the edge. Two tech leaders share why.
Execs at Rajant Corporation say mesh networking can benefit businesses through improved network sec…
Erica Sweeney
A self-taught engineer at Google shares the 8 best Google programming courses you can access for free
A self-taught Google engineer recommends eight of the most valuable Google programming courses that…
Tess Martinelli
Biden wants to ban Chinese tech in cars over national security fears
The US Department of Commerce has proposed a ban on Chinese and Russian tech in internet-connected …
Tom Carter
Dropbox lays off 20% of employees and joins Big Tech's flattening trend. Read CEO Drew Houston's memo.
Dropbox's CEO cited external factors and "excess layers of management slowing us down" when announc…