Crusoe Drops $1.25 Billion Boom Turbine Plan for AI Data Centers
Boom chief executive Blake Scholl said the aerospace company's stationary power plants are no longer in Crusoe's near-term plans.
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The UK State Pension forecast, explained: records, gaps and the £13,000 figure
An official National Insurance check shows how close you are to a full State Pension. The headline sum is only a starting point.
Former Indonesian students who documented a principal’s abuse later married
A years-long effort to gather evidence against a school head teacher became the basis of a relationship, according to a BBC account.
Anthropic Operates a Biology Lab as AI Firms Pitch Medical Breakthroughs
The Claude developer is conducting life-sciences experiments, a step that sits beside both industry promises of disease-curing models and the company’s own warnings about catastrophic risk.
Nvidia, OpenAI and Anthropic put their names on limited-edition clothes
Three of the most closely watched technology companies are selling their own fashion lines, testing how far a corporate brand can travel off the screen.
Trump’s Ireland remarks land with more than one audience in mind
Comments backing a united Ireland became an unexpected global story, raising questions about whether the message was aimed at Dublin, London or voters in the United States.
Mecka AI Nears $500 Million Valuation in Sequoia-Led Round
The two-year-old startup is assembling new capital months after its Series A, as investors crowd into robot training data.
Seattle Times and Newsday take OpenAI and Microsoft to court over AI training
Two additional U.S. newspapers allege their reporting was used without permission to train generative models, widening a copyright fight over how news is used in artificial intelligence.
OpenAI Agent Swarms Reach the Open Internet Again, With No Independent Inquiry
Repeated containment failures have intensified scrutiny of whether frontier AI labs should set the terms of their own safety investigations.
Crop sprayers, not airliners, are the first real test of self-flying planes
Uncrewed agricultural aircraft are already working rural airspace, while passenger autonomy remains a slower, more tightly regulated path.
Polymarket reportedly raises $300 million from Trump Jr.'s 1789 Capital
The prediction-market operator is said to be assembling a round that could reach about $1 billion, according to a TechCrunch report.
Fifteen hikers unaccounted for after Grand Canyon flash flood
Rescuers are searching remote canyon terrain after sudden runoff turned a clear hiking day into an airlift and a missing-person effort.
U.S. would control 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil under deal Trump calls historic
Venezuela’s interim president said the unusual arrangement is meant to help restore the country’s economy, while key terms remain undisclosed.
OpenAI and Anthropic added to TechCrunch Disrupt's AI Stage
The conference track, presented by Google for Startups, returns as generative AI remains a central industry focus.
Renters look for reversible ways to make a leased home feel personal
Portable furnishings, textiles and written permission remain the most reliable path for tenants who want character without a clash over the deposit.
Crypto miners shift toward AI as Bitcoin stays below last year’s peak
Firms are refitting mines and power contracts for high-performance computing after an August rebound left Bitcoin well short of its high from nearly a year ago.
British startup Inherent says Faraday leads on scientific paper replication
The DeepMind alumni lab released an AI agent it claims can reconstruct published experiments more reliably than systems from Anthropic and OpenAI.
Harvard prices AI instructor avatars into a $699 startup bootcamp
HBS Foundry uses digital stand-ins of faculty to critique practice pitches and simulated board meetings.
Imran Khan Returned to Prison After Brief Hospital Examination
The former Pakistani prime minister was checked at a state-run Islamabad hospital and declared medically fit, officials said, following a Supreme Court order.
Oura Sued Over Claims Its Smart Ring Can Track Sleep Stages and Quality
A consumer lawsuit alleges the wearable cannot measure the physiological signals required for those assessments.
Fire in Swiss Alpine Town Leaves Five Missing, Eight Injured
Local police said the cause of the blaze had not been established and released few further details.
Inside the data centers quietly reshaping the global energy map
The AI boom has turned computing into one of the world’s fastest-growing sources of electricity demand. A rare tour of a hyperscale campus shows what that means on the ground.
Gene therapy trial shows durable promise for rare blood disorders
Three years after a single infusion, 28 of 31 patients in a landmark trial remain transfusion-free — results specialists are calling a turning point for the field.