Category: Technology


  • The Mach 6.7 monster: Why the X-15โ€™s speed record still stands in 2026

    Summary and Key Points: The X-15 program, spanning 199 flights between 1959 and 1968, pushed the boundaries of aeronautics into the hypersonic realm. -Capable of reaching altitudes of 102,000 feet, the aircraft utilized a 57,000-pound thrust rocket engine that burned for only 60 seconds but propelled the pilot to Mach 6.7. RECOMMENDED FOR YOU -Designed…

  • Invasive and ineffective: DHS’s facial recognition system

    The Department of Homeland Security has switched to a mobile facial recognition system that combines two of the worst qualities a government surveillance tool can have: it tramples privacy and doesn’t work, especially when analyzing non-whites. Under claims of “efficiency,” DHS and its subagencies are now using the smartphone app “Mobile Fortify” to identify people…

  • New space station crew eager for Wednesday launch

    Two Americans, a French astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut said Sunday they are eager to blast off Wednesday on a flight to the International Space Station, replacing four crew members who cut their mission short and returned to Earth last month because of a medical issue. Crew 12 commander Jessica Meir, Jack Hathaway, European Space…

  • Discord requiring face scan or ID for full access

    Discord, a social platform popular in the gaming community, announced Monday it is rolling out new age assurance technology that will require users to submit a video selfie or another form of identification to fully access the platformโ€™s features. Starting in early March, the platform will begin shifting all users to a โ€œteen-appropriate experienceโ€ by…

  • Aston Martin reveals new F1 livery as Honda era and Adrian Newey chapter begin

    The new Formula 1 regulation cycle is here for all teams on the grid, but for Aston Martin Formula One Team, 2026 represents something far bigger. The Silverstone-based team has officially launched their 2026 season with the unveiling of the AMR26 livery at the Ithra, King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture in Saudi Arabia in…

  • How AI sales tools are changing the modern sales process

    MUNGKHOOD STUDIO // Shutterstock How AI sales tools are changing the modern sales process The sales landscape is experiencing its biggest transformation since cloud-based CRM systems arrived nearly two decades ago. AI isnโ€™t emerging anymoreโ€”itโ€™s reshaping how sales teams operate every single day. From automating lead scoring to generating personalized customer communications, AI sales tools…

  • Why the Supreme Court is using a 1988 VHS law to redefine internet privacy

    Signing up for a sports newsletter shouldnโ€™t feel like surrendering your digital privacy, yet here we are. The Supreme Court just agreed to hear a case that could determine whether a law written during the VHS era protects your data when websites track what videos you watch online. Michael Salazar thought he was just getting…

  • Williams explores upstream gas assets to power AI-driven data centers

    The Williams Companies, Inc.ย WMB is reportedly considering a rare strategic shift โ€” exploring the acquisition of U.S. natural gas producing assets โ€” to strengthen its position as a comprehensive energy partner for hyperscalers and AI data center developers. While traditionally a midstream operator, the move reflects evolving energy demands driven by artificial intelligence infrastructure. Building…

  • GL.iNet Comet 5G brings disaster-proof remote KVM access with dual Ethernet

    Comet 5G ensures persistent remote access even when primary networks fail unexpectedly Multi-network failover switches automatically between Ethernet, Wi-Fi 6, and 5G RedCap Local wireless SSID enables control even in internet-deprived environments or air-gapped setups GL.iNet has announced the Comet 5G, a remote KVM designed to maintain control over computers when conventional network access becomes…

  • Moment ‘thief’ takes food from unmanned Sainsbury’s delivery van before ‘fleeing’ on a bicycle

    Video captured the moment a ‘thief’ helped himself to food from an unmanned Sainsbury’s delivery van before pedalling away on a bicycle. Footage shows the darkโ€“clothed man casually unlocking the back door of the vehicle and filling up two plastic bags with the stolen goods outside a pub in Devon Road, Bromleyโ€“byโ€“Bow in London. The…