Category: Technology

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is currently one of the leading semiconductor stocks worth considering. On July 28, MicroVision Inc. (NASDAQ:MVIS) revealed that its MOVIA lidar system is now compatible with the NVIDIA DRIVE AGX platform, allowing automotive clients to access enhanced lidar solutions developed by MicroVision.

This bold move may help Tesla bounce back from two challenging quarters. Here’s the scoop on the newly announced model in China.

FOSSiBOT has unveiled the F107 Pro, a rugged smartphone packed with groundbreaking tech, including the world’s first starlight night vision capability. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, rescue heroes, and thrill-seekers, this device promises exceptional imaging and high performance even in tough situations.

Additionally, Johanna Salazar of FoodStream Network discusses their focus on creating tech solutions to combat food scarcity.

Excitement is buzzing as Chevrolet brings the beloved Bolt back into the fold. Slated for the 2027 model year, the all-new Bolt EUV is built on GM’s cutting-edge Ultium/BEV3 architecture and transitions from a hatchback to a stylish crossover, designed to claim its stake in the evolving EV landscape.

Google’s Project Zero is drastically changing how it discloses software vulnerabilities. Now, the team will publicly announce unpatched flaws within a week, but will keep the specific details under wraps for up to 90 days.

Google is launching new features in its AI Mode, making it easier for users to upload images and PDFs, and introducing video support in Live Search.

So, you thought sleepless nights were just for new parents? Not quite! While moms and dads do get more shut-eye as their kids grow up, those teenage years come with a whole new set of worries. Enter Snapchat’s new feature that aims to help parents relax a bit more when their teens are out.

Is a $50 million deal with the Pentagon reshaping modern combat? With 33,000 AI-powered Skynode strike kits scheduled for delivery to Ukraine by 2025, we’re on the brink of a major redefinition of drone usage on the battlefield.

Auterion’s CEO, Lorenz Meier, announced a massive shipment of 33,000 AI-powered combat systems—the largest batch ever, exceeding previous deliveries by tenfold. The systems will be part of a $50 million Pentagon contract aimed at enhancing Ukraine’s defense capabilities.