Dallas is introducing eco-friendly, robotic maintenance equipment like mowers and trimmers at Kiest Softball Complex to reduce emissions, with city officials demonstrating the technology.

The study by MIT and Harvard researchers concludes that generative AI lacks a coherent world understanding, performing poorly when faced with real-world changes, such as detours. The team proposes new metrics to test AI world models.

IQE, Inc. is expanding its Greensboro facility, adding 109 jobs, and investing $305 million, buoyed by potential CHIPS Act funding and customer commitments.

Chicago launched the Smart Streets Pilot program, using cameras to enforce parking laws and keep bus and bike lanes clear, beginning with a warning phase.

Huan Zhao at ORNL is advancing quantum technology research by linking quantum materials with information technologies and has a strong background in optics and electromagnetic measurement.

MIT researchers have created a new 3D transistor that operates on lower voltages, potentially replacing silicon transistors with greater energy efficiency.

Skylar Tibbits of MIT's Self-Assembly Lab innovates in design with self-assembling materials, impacting the construction process and various applications like furniture and coastal preservation.

MIT researchers discovered a bacterial defense system, CmdTAC, that stops protein production to combat virus infection, potentially offering insights into human viral defense mechanisms.

The Biden-Harris Administration selects Sunnyvale, CA as the site for the new CHIPS for America Design and Collaboration Facility to boost semiconductor research and design.

Reddit reported its first profit, with shares surging as growth in advertising sales significantly contributed to the company's success.

Kauaʻi has reached 60% renewable energy usage, partly thanks to grid-forming inverters, with aspirations to achieve a 100% Renewable Portfolio Standard, offering a model for sustainable energy transitions.

The University of Hawai'i Cancer Center received a full five-year National Cancer Institute designation, with an $11 million grant reflecting its 'outstanding' oncology contributions.

Oklahoma AG Drummond announced settlements with Heritage Pharmaceuticals and Apotex for $49.1 million over drug price-fixing, opening compensation for affected Oklahomans.