A judge denied preliminary approval of an earlier $25 million deal at a June 2025 hearing.

Foundry Robotics is pouring fresh cash into a massive Emeryville facility that runs its own AI-powered assembly lines.

Nate Soares of Berkeley's MIRI says he has not funded his 401(k) in a decade and puts extinction odds above 50%.

Fields Medalist Richard Borcherds now grades for completion only, calling it “not a very good system” but his only option.

No layers, no supports, just a spinning vial of resin. Berkeley's open-source printer is already running at MIT and NASA-linked labs.

A 26-researcher group, including two UC Berkeley professors, says a verified worldwide halt on frontier AI training is technically doable.

A single cloud virtual machine from Emeryville-based Oxide just outran rival systems on key Wall Street data benchmarks — and the two firms are already selling the combo.

Cal’s new StreamU studio lets athletes in every sport go live from campus, from cooking contests to game-day coverage.

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.