Russian satellite plays ‘cat-and-mouse’ with a commercial US spacecraft likely used by Ukraine. But why the risky close encounter?
Russian satellite plays ‘cat-and-mouse’ with a commercial US spacecraft likely used by Ukraine. But why the risky close encounter?

A Russian satellite just conducted a startlingly close approach of a private American Earth-observing satellite. What was the goal of the controversial maneuver?

Jensen Huang Nvidia GTC keynote disrupted by Greenpeace protest over chips in Russian drones

Jensen Huang’s Nvidia GTC keynote speech in Berlin was disrupted by a Greenpeace protest on Wednesday.

Cloudflare passes 10 million developers, up 35% in a quarter
Cloudflare passes 10 million developers, up 35% in a quarter

More than 10 million developers are now building on Cloudflare, the company said on Tuesday. That is up from 7.4 million a quarter earlier, a rise of about 35% in three months. Cloudflare announced the figure in a press release and tied the growth to A…

Europe’s tech funding rebounds to €27.8B, fuelled by billion-euro mega-rounds
Europe’s tech funding rebounds to €27.8B, fuelled by billion-euro mega-rounds

In Q3 2026, the European tech market continued to gain momentum, with total funding reaching €27.8 billion across 732 deals.Investment value increased by 32.4 per cent from €21 billion in Q3 2025 and …

Netflix forecasts weak Q4 profit and cuts its 2026 ad sales target to $2.7B
Netflix forecasts weak Q4 profit and cuts its 2026 ad sales target to $2.7B

Netflix expects lower fourth-quarter profit than Wall Street forecast and has cut its annual advertising revenue target. The streaming company reported its third-quarter results on Tuesday, October 20, and its shares fell almost 6% in after-hours tradi…

QED Science is building a better filter for scientists buried in papers
QED Science is building a better filter for scientists buried in papers

AI agents can read dozens of scientific papers in minutes. So why are researchers still struggling to keep up? Because finding papers was never the hardest part of the job. The hard part is deciding which ones are worth reading, and whether the science…

We can do impossible things

I’d wager everyone has a rehearsed response to what’s absolutely one of the world’s worst interview questions: “What’s your biggest weakness?” Whenever I’ve gotten it, I take a slow—even pensive—breath and rattle off my line: “I say no to myself too much.”  I won’t lie. It’s a bit shameless—a definite humblebrag. I’m a systems thinker:…

Nuclear-powered spaceships
Nuclear-powered spaceships

Just before the Artemis II crew began its historic slingshot around the moon this past April, NASA announced plans to build Space Reactor-1 Freedom. SR-1, the first-ever nuclear-reactor-­powered interplanetary spacecraft, is meant to fly an uncrewed mission to Mars by the end of 2028, arriving in 2029. A successful mission would herald a new era…

Exercise in a pill
Exercise in a pill

We all know exercise is good for us. It builds muscle, strengthens bones, lowers blood pressure, and boosts mood. By deciphering how movement benefits the body, researchers hope to develop medicines that can offer some of the same perks—without the workout. The idea isn’t to replace exercise but to bring its upsides to people who…

Interspecies communication
Interspecies communication

Humans are far from the only species with a gift for gab, and our furry, feathered, and finned friends could have a lot to tell us. Decoding how animals communicate with one another could offer a window into the inner lives of other species and help humans realize that “animals are sentient creatures who think,…