LLNL scientists have developed a real-time tsunami warning system using the world's fastest supercomputer, El Capitan, to improve early warnings near coastal regions.

Sutter Delta Medical Center in Antioch introduces the da Vinci 5 robotic system for advanced, minimally invasive surgeries, enhancing patient care in East Contra Costa County.

Meta confirms closing three of its Fremont offices, with employees to be reassigned to other locations. The downsizing reflects broader industry and company restructuring trends.

The LLNL and NNSA launched El Capitan, the world's most robust supercomputer, with a 1.742 exaFLOP performance, supporting the mission of maintaining the US nuclear arsenal.

Saildrone Inc. provided critical data to NOAA for hurricane forecasting during Hurricane Milton, deploying autonomous vessels to track the storm's conditions.

MightyFly, a San Leandro startup, is developing large, hybrid-powered drones capable of flying up to 600 miles. They received FAA approval for testing an autonomous cargo drone.

The Port of Oakland has launched the advanced FITS, designed by Parsons Corporation to improve the efficiency and security of cargo movements, with a focus on real-time data, artificial intelligence, and ongoing system maintenance.

Oakland firefighters quickly contained a debris fire near the 880/580 freeway interchange, with no threat to buildings.

UC Berkeley engineering professors Ashok Gadgil and Boris Rubinsky were elected as 2023 fellows of the National Academy of Inventors for their contributions to technology and society.

Topcon Positioning unveils global sustainability team led by VP Michael Gomes, championing eco-friendly tech.

Harvard and UC Berkeley launch a study on psychedelics cultural impact.

Veev faces shutdown risk as funding falls through, impacting 255 workers.

A collaboration between the University of California, Berkeley, NASA's Ames Research Center, and developer SKS Partners is set to create the Berkeley Space Center, an innovation hub aiming to bring together researchers, students, and private companies focused on revolutionizing aviation and space technology.