The Emeryville startup says customers want more server racks than it can build, even after increasing manufacturing capacity twentyfold.

The new clinic near Broadway Plaza promises physician-read results in 48 hours, no doctor referral needed.

Over 80 events across Oakland ask who actually benefits from tech growth, alongside a Fed governor's inflation warning.

Foundation work is underway at 2140 University Avenue, where two lab buildings aim to keep gene-editing startups from decamping to Emeryville.

Over 100 philosophers and AI researchers spent three days at a Berkeley rationalist compound debating machine consciousness and whether AI could be tortured.

The Commerce Department is taking equity in the Berkeley chipmaker as part of a $300 million push across three quantum firms.

A Berkeley-founded startup says its compound TOFA helped obese mice burn up to 18% more energy without losing muscle.

The FCC is blocking new foreign-made humanoid robots and connected power inverters, with China taking the biggest hit. Bay Area robotics companies now face a sharper supply-chain divide.

Anthro Energy's Proteus electrolyte could make batteries safer and denser. The Alameda startup has DOE and CEC backing as it prepares to scale.

Nobel-winning chemist Omar Yaghi is leaving UC Berkeley to lead AIMATRY at Tsinghua University, citing U.S. funding concerns and a chance to scale AI-driven materials discovery.

California's new AI‑unemployment tracker finds no statewide surge, but college‑educated, highly AI‑exposed Bay Area tech workers have seen unemployment claims climb sharply.

UC Berkeley researchers used AI to uncover a previously unseen ECG marker in lead aVL that flags a higher sudden‑death risk and may change who gets monitored.

A San Francisco judge refused to toss a major class action accusing Workday’s AI hiring tools of discriminating by race, age and disability. The decision keeps key claims alive.