Anthropic hires French telecom group Orange's Chief AI Officer Steve Jarrett to help Anthropic “better understand and adapt” its products to Europe and Africa

Bungie Leaders Now Say The Studio's 'Not Done With Destiny'

It also promised players that Marathon will keep growing and improving. Bungie After a difficult few months, leaders at game studio Bungie have shared some insights about the next stages for the company. Poria Torkan, studio head for Bungie, and Josh Deane, head of product and general manager of Marathon,

The Importance of Scheduling in Construction - Connected World

Fall has always been one of my favorite times of year. Partly, because of the beautiful colors we have here in the Midwest, but I also love the fresh start—the new routines, fuller calendars, earlier mornings, and more predictable evenings. Most of all, I love the opportunity to reset

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A new lithium-ion battery breakthrough could lead to cells that deliver more power for longer — they might be useful for everything from EVs to gaming laptops to robots to drones

* Another next-gen battery upgrade has been reported * Zinc-iodine batteries are now more stable * The tech promises a more sustainable lithium-ion replacement With so many modern-day devices dependent on rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, scientists are hard at work trying to figure out ways of improving the tech — and a team from the

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This NATO-backed drone AI picked its own target and struck it, but relied on a human-drawn map to do so

* Scaleout's onboard AI let a BAE Systems ALMA drone rank, select, and strike an armored engineering vehicle in a January 2026 demo * Humans set the mission, started the system, and kept a pilot in reserve, but did not ultimately use them during the test * The test underscores how

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Bungie Leaders Now Say The Studio's 'Not Done With Destiny'

The Importance of Scheduling in Construction - Connected World

A new lithium-ion battery breakthrough could lead to cells that deliver more power for longer &mdash; they might be useful for everything from EVs to gaming laptops to robots to drones

This NATO-backed drone AI picked its own target and struck it, but relied on a human-drawn map to do so

A new lithium-ion battery breakthrough could lead to cells that deliver more power for longer — they might be useful for everything from EVs to gaming laptops to robots to drones