MIT engineers have identified material traits to increase the efficiency of green tech such as fuel cells and electrolyzers, with potential energy and computing applications.

MIT researchers have found that large language models (LLMs) don't always align with human expectations, highlighting gaps in our ability to predict when they'll succeed or fail.

The Wright County License Center is operational again after a global tech outage last Friday, affecting vehicle services and license renewals, with most county functions now unimpacted.

The article discusses the debate and details surrounding the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), aiming to protect children online, with both support and concerns about its potential effects on free speech.

MIT and ETH Zurich researchers created an AI to identify breast tumor stages, which could reduce overtreatment of DCIS. The model, detailed in Nature Communications, analyzes cell patterns in tissue images.

Sunset Beach at Treasure Island is set to charge for curbside parking using the ParkMobile app, at a rate of $5 per hour, to manage congestion and direct drivers to city lots with lower rates.

Scientists at UT Health San Antonio have created humanized mice with fully functional human immune systems, aiding biomedical research and potentially reducing the need for primate models.

The Los Angeles County Superior Court system will remain closed Monday due to a severe ransomware attack that prompted the shutdown of its network systems.

Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed a new software for improved simulation of electrical phenomena on the power grid, especially for renewable energy and EVs.

Elon Musk announced the start of operations at his xAI supercomputer facility in Memphis, claiming it to be the world's most powerful AI training cluster.

NASA's Johnson Space Center renamed a building to honor Dorothy Vaughan and the women of the Apollo program, reflecting on their pivotal roles in space exploration.

A cybersecurity update from CrowdStrike unintentionally caused global service disruptions, affecting businesses, airports, and emergency services, and prompting a review of reliance on technology.

The IT department of Cabarrus County has been recognized as a leading digital county in the nation, placing second in its population category for effective technology use in government services.