US regulators have unveiled groundbreaking guidelines for approving personalized treatments for diseases affecting just one person. The new framework focuses on genetic mutations and demonstrated patient improvement after treatment.
Valve surprised everyone with Steam Frame, the successor to its Steam Index VR headset. The cord-free device plays some games natively and streams your entire Steam library over Wi-Fi. Early hands-on impressions suggest it could be better than most current VR headsets.
USB-C monitors are becoming more common, but they should be standard across all price ranges. The reversible port handles video, power delivery, and data transfer through a single cable. This eliminates clutter and simplifies connectivity for laptops, phones, and peripherals.
British electric drive specialist Helix is launching modular Pod Cartridges that could revolutionize small to midsize boat propulsion. The system promises 70% less drag than traditional pod drives while freeing up valuable hull space. Three power levels will be available at launch, from 100 kW to 30
Google appears to be testing a long-awaited feature that would let Pixel owners remove the persistent at-a-glance widget. The option was spotted in the latest Android Canary build, though it doesn’t work yet. This addresses one of the most common complaints about Pixel phones.
The long-promised robot revolution might finally be happening. Industry leaders from Boston Dynamics and Amazon Robotics explain what’s changing and why useful robots are closer than we think.
The White House is exploring measures to curb proxy advisory firms like ISS and Glass Lewis while also considering limits on index-fund managers’ voting power. These moves could fundamentally reshape how shareholder decisions are made across corporate America. The administration appears to be target
A new McKinsey survey reveals that while 80% of global businesses use AI for routine operations, only half leverage it for complex strategy work. The biggest bottleneck? Finding people who can bridge data science with real-world operations. Despite rapid AI adoption, the talent gap has remained unch
Researchers are turning bacteria into programmable cancer fighters that can infiltrate tumors, release treatments, and then vanish. This emerging field has produced more than 500 research papers and 70 clinical trials, with growth accelerating sharply in the past five years. The approach builds on c
A Cambridge University spin-out has secured funding to advance photon-multiplier technology that could increase solar panel efficiency without requiring infrastructure changes. The technology converts wasted sunlight into usable infrared photons that existing silicon panels can absorb. Commercial pr
