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Scientists have designed a chipless RFID tag, which they claim could make tags cheaper but also more sustainable.

Rumors circling yet again that Sabre is going to sell a part of its business to clear its debts.

Logistics leaders are keen for AI implementation but there are hurdles to overcome.

ChatGPT users get connectivity to "internal knowledge" sources - kicking off with Google Drive but Teams incoming too.

Fully autonomous trucks are set to hit the road in Texas this April, and they'll do being so rain or shine.

Gates also noted that the burgeoning technology will likely replaced doctors and teachers in the near future.

Winners include Tesla, and to a lesser extent, Ford. Losers include Canada, steelworkers, and US consumers.

Soon, truckers will no longer need a Medical Examiner’s Certificate to prove their qualifications.

Squarespace's AI website builder enables companies to quickly create professional looking looking websites.

Microsoft adds Researcher and Analyst AI agents to Copilot, enabling deeper research abilities.

Signal has taken over security news because of a military intelligence leak, but how good are its security features?

Orders are open for the FH Aero Electric truck, which boasts a 600km range and ability to recharge its battery in 40 minutes.

A study has revealed that AI judges place more emphasis on legal precedent than their feelings-focused human counterparts.

At the behest of the US, Malaysia is to investigate how Nvidia chips are passing through the country into China.

Humanoid robots will soon join the workforce, according to the CEO of Nvidia, with factory work the likeliest destination.

China delivers another DeepSeek rival as Baidu goes after the AI crown with claims of equal performance at half the price.

Should OpenAI be forced to stop its bid to become a for-profit business? We'll find out sooner than expected.

Google seems to be hoping that Gemini will become so integrated into phone users’ experiences that it becomes a go-to.

Microsoft, IBM, and Cisco are just a few of the big tech firms that are finally taking steps to better regulate AI.

Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Threads will all receive a serious moderation overhaul starting March 18th.

OpenAI is already working closely with the Trump administration. Now, it's asking for more favors.