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Tesla’s CEO focus on next-generation technology is complicating the embattled automaker’s future, Tesla’s quarterly sales fell 13.5% year over year, Congress is preparing to eliminate EV credits, and rivals like General Motors are producing high-quality cars of their own. But Musk sees autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots as Tesla’s core businesses moving forward. The risk

Customizable Gemini Chatbot

Google is making it easier to get specific Gemini tasks done on Workspace apps. It is making Gems available directly in the side panel of Google Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, and Slides. Gems have been available on the Gemini app and website since last year. They are custom versions of Gemini that you can create

US weapon

Russia has made incursions near two towns key to army supply routes in eastern Ukraine, a Ukrainian military official said on Wednesday, as Moscow seeks a breakthrough in a summer offensive at a time of uncertainty over U.S. support for Kyiv.One of the aims of the Russian offensive is to occupy the rest of the

Foxconn Technology Group sends Chinese Engineers and Technicians back China from India

Foxconn Technology Group has asked hundreds of Chinese engineers and technicians to return home from its iPhone factories in India, dealing a blow to Apple Inc.’s manufacturing push in the South Asian country. It’s not immediately clear why Apple’s biggest iPhone assembler sent the workers home. Earlier this year, officials in Beijing verbally encouraged regulatory

SpaceX rocket reuse

SpaceX launched its 500th Falcon 9 rocket on early this morning (July 2) and broke its own reuse record in the process.SpaceX’s 500th Falcon 9 launch included another milestone: the 29th reuse of the rocket’s first stage, four more than any other booster in the fleet.The milestone mission lifted off with 27 Starlink satellites at

The rise in NVIDIA stocks

Nvidia has exploded from its one-time focus on the gaming industry to become a serious force in the development of generative artificial intelligence (AI). It has as much as 95% of the AI semiconductor market, and the biggest names in the industry, like Amazon and Meta Platforms, rely on its premium products to drive their

AI in business

AI is everywhere. While some business owners are excited, others are worried. Many aren’t sure whether to lean in or duck for cover.Every week, there’s a new story about how AI is doing the job of a marketer, an analyst, a writer or even a lawyer. However, AI isn’t magic. It doesn’t replace your instincts,

Cybercrime and State-Sponsored Espionage

The lines between cybercrime and espionage are increasingly blurring, eroding the traditional distinctions between criminal hackers and state-sponsored actors.Following the invasion of Ukraine, TA829 began conducting targeted espionage campaigns in Ukraine, in alignment with Russian state interests, in addition to its more traditional cyber extortion campaigns. TA829’s typical techniques, tactics and procedures (TTPs) involve phishing

Preventing motion sickness Apple Vision Pro headsets

Probably all Apple Vision Pro users say that wearing your headset during a flight is more embarrassing — or at least prone to getting knocked in the overhead storage compartment. But some say that depending on what you’re watching, they can get motion sickness because of how the headset’s sensors are sometimes thrown by the

Netflix to start streaming NASA content

Netflix’s live content will soon get a big boost, as one of the best streaming services is teaming up with NASA to bring its live programming to the platform.Rolling out over the coming months, Netflix subscribers will be able to watch things like rocket launches, astronaut spacewalks, mission coverage as well as “breathtaking live views