TECH

Olto analysis: Infinite Machine’s scooter-with-pedals challenges what counts as a bicycle. How it works, who it’s for, and the regulatory game beneath it.

A $100M deal adds US-made AI to 50,000 Ukrainian kamikaze drones, letting them track targets amid jamming. Inside the software edge reshaping drone warfare.

Christopher Nolan’s impressionistic The Odyssey reopens the fidelity debate. What the man-behind-the-myth approach really says about cinema and authorship.

After a servicing satellite itself failed, engineers are betting on a risky capture of NASA’s Swift telescope. Here’s what changes and why it matters to the new in-orbit economy.

A new study finds a mysterious “ghost” hominin lineage in Africa contributed up to 5% of modern West African DNA, reshaping how we understand human evolution.

Ars Pro’s new layout customization turns a no-ads, no-tracker subscription into a tool for reader control, with big implications for digital journalism.

The Mythos attack has eliminated HAWK, a leading post-quantum cryptography candidate. Here’s how it works, who it affects, and what it means for the future of secure communications.

Audi unveils the 2027 Q9, a full-size three-row SUV priced at $87,700, built specifically for US buyers. We analyze its design, rivals, and what it means for luxury utility.

Microsoft unveils AI-powered security tools that claim to outperform CrowdStrike and others while costing less. What this means for enterprise defense.

Apple TV+ debuted the first teaser for its long-awaited Neuromancer adaptation at SDCC 2026. We analyze what it signals for the streaming series and the cyberpunk genre.