Bouncing back from a pad abort and days of weather delays, SpaceX successfully launched its Starship V3 vehicle on its Flight 13 test mission on Friday last week, marking the first time the company has flown and deployed its next-generation Starlink V3 satellites into space. While the mission achieved historical upper-stage milestones, it was not without operational hiccups during the Super Heavy booster’s return sequence. Editorial credit: bella1105 / Shutterstock Suborbital

11. Bus Samsung Electronics has officially unveiled its first AI-powered smart glasses at its Galaxy Unpacked event in London. Developed in partnership with eyewear brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, the screenless, 50-gram frames combine everyday style with deep Google Gemini integration and hardware-enforced privacy safeguards. Tamper-Proof Recording and Physical Safeguards Privacy sits at the center of Samsung's hardware design. Addressing lingering public anxieties s

In a major shift for the autonomous ride-hailing industry, Alphabet’s Waymo has officially notified Uber Technologies that it intends to launch its own standalone app in Austin and Atlanta in January 2028. The move will effectively end the exclusive distribution arrangement that previously kept its driverless vehicles locked within Uber's platform in both southern markets. Editorial credit: Karolis Kavolelis / Shutterstock Navigating Behind the Formal Notice The announcement

The White House has publicly accused Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI of stealing intellectual property from Anthropic to construct its newly released Kimi K3 model. Top U.S. technology officials allege the Beijing-based firm executed a massive, covert distillation campaign against Anthropic’s flagship Claude Fable model while simultaneously bypassing export controls to access banned high-performance chips. A Covert Platform Built to Evade Safety Audits The formal charges were

12. MSP Artificial intelligence adoption has become nearly universal across the IT services industry, but a lack of governance is preventing many organizations from realizing its full business potential, according to new research from the Global Technology Industry Association (GTIA). The report concludes that while AI deployment has accelerated rapidly, governance frameworks, formal policies, and commercialization strategies have failed to keep pace. This gap presents both a