Technology

Vitalik Buterin praises Coinbase’s Base for blending a seamless user experience with Ethereum’s decentralized security. As Base accumulates billions in assets since its August 2023 launch, the debate over centralized UX versus trustless security sharpens, hinting at how L2s could reshape Ethereum.

Stan Lee returns in holographic form at LA Comic Con, inviting fans to interactive selfies and Q&As. A futuristic tribute powered by decades of footage, it captures his unmistakable energy and offers a fresh glimpse into his legendary imagination.

Privacy is emerging as the critical hurdle to blockchain’s broad adoption. A new wave of privacy-first networks—COTI, Zama, Midnight—uses advanced cryptography to keep transactions confidential while remaining verifiable. If these breakthroughs scale, private payrolls, protected medical data, and tamper-proof voting could become practical realities in the next era of blockchain.

Microsoft is rolling out a new wave of price increases for its Xbox Series X|S in the US, signaling continued market shifts. With accessories staying the same, the move adds a new twist to the evolving economics of gaming and access.

Meet DJI’s tiniest action camera yet: the Osmo Nano. Ultra-light and modular, it shoots in 4K at 120fps and unlocks longer shoots with a dock and gesture controls. A bold blend of portability and power that reshapes what a compact action cam can do.

DJI’s Osmo Nano adds ultralight modular filmmaking to the mix—just 52 grams with a magnetically attachable Vision Dock and an OLED touchscreen. It packs 4K capture and rugged durability, built for adventurous shoots on the go. A bold new take on action cams that invites you to rethink your next outing.

Virginia’s Wallops Island debuts a new launch complex as Rocket Lab gears up for Neutron, signaling a bold new chapter for the company. An ambitious launch cadence and a path toward profitability hint at a transformative era for both Rocket Lab and the region’s space ambitions.

Richtech Robotics is making waves in the service-robotics space, rolling out hundreds of robots across hospitality, healthcare, and retail with big plans for growth. Strategic partnerships and a rapid expansion path are turning heads, but the road to sustained profitability may be the next big chapter in this high-stakes tech story.

DJI’s Osmo Nano is shaping up to be a serious contender for go-anywhere storytelling. Weighing in at around 50 grams, it packs a 1/1.3-inch sensor, 4K60 with 10-bit color and D-Log M, plus magnetic accessories and a rugged, underwater-ready design. A tiny powerhouse that could redefine how you capture your next adventure.

DJI steps into wearables with a 52-gram camera you can strap almost anywhere—helmet, pet collar, or bike handlebar—unlocking hands-free, cinematic footage. With 4K at high frame rates, a wide field of view, and a compact docking station for fast transfers, this tiny device promises big possibilities.

Palantir is widening its UK footprint with a multi-year, multi-billion push for its data analytics software. Investor excitement is mounting as AI bets and potential government contracts come into clearer focus.

An unexpected $5 billion move has Nvidia backing Intel, signaling a bold bet on the AI era. The collaboration fuses Nvidia GPUs with Intel CPUs for next-generation AI PCs and data centers, hinting at a major shift in the chip market.

AMD reintroduces the Athlon 3000G with a refreshed package and upgraded cooling. For around $40, this budget Zen-powered chip with Vega 3 graphics targets light workloads—though compatibility with newer motherboards isn’t straightforward.