After its only server walked out, Wok & Karahi in Spring let an AI named Haniya take over ordering — and sent all tips to the kitchen.

TM Technologies signed a licensing deal with Rohde & Schwarz at a Maryland defense conference, embedding its waveform tech directly into test equipment.

Perryman Company will melt and forge recycled titanium in Houston, Pennsylvania, for Apple’s newest foldable phone.

The Charles F. Hagar Planetarium hosted its last show before a renovation that will swap in a Zeiss star projector and full-dome video.

Peace Bridge Place now holds a 3.75-megawatt-hour battery that can run the whole affordable housing complex for days.

The Boston firm's test aircraft now call Smithfield home, with more jobs expected to follow.

A digitization specialist came across a handwritten Carver letter in the Missouri Botanical Garden's herbarium archive, with a plant sample Carver had included.

The Teaneck tech giant is building a new Gemini Frontier Capability Group aimed at turning AI pilots into real business tools.

At Probasco Auditorium, four MacArthur Fellows pushed back on AI panic, warning the real threat to workers is who controls the technology.

A new report finds that 47% of Oklahoma STEM graduates stay in the state, while 17% leave for Texas.

The Chinese AI firm's apps are getting purged from federal civilian IT systems, with Homeland Security warning its models could leak data straight to Beijing.

The $190 billion data giant is adding a full research floor and briefing center as New York's AI office boom accelerates.

A Tampa pug's decline inspired USF scientists to pursue a single-injection treatment for canine cognitive decline.