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Amazon CTO Werner Vogels shared his forward-looking perspectives at AWS re:Invent, emphasizing broader societal shifts rather than solely focusing on AI, which dominated Amazon's keynotes.

Incoming president Donald Trump has nominated billionaire entrepreneur and private astronaut Jared Isaacman to lead NASA during a pivotal era in the agency's history.

Strava’s 2024 Year in Sport: Trend Report reveals that the Apple Watch has become the most popular running device, surpassing Garmin watches overall. The Apple Watch Series ranks first, followed by the Apple Watch SE and the Garmin Forerunner 245 in third place.

The outgoing Biden administration's efforts in science and technology, led by Arati Prabhakar, have focused on critical areas such as AI safety, immigration, and technological advancement through initiatives like the CHIPS Act.

A new sulfur-based compound, developed by researchers at Louisiana State University (LSU), could revolutionize construction on both the Moon and Earth by enabling faster, waterless building.

Vay is testing a new car rental service in Las Vegas, where vehicles are delivered remotely by "teledrivers." Using an iOS app, customers can summon a car, which is driven to them by operators sitting miles away at stations equipped with racing simulator-like controls.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, accounts for a significant portion of global internet traffic, with its platforms driving 10% of fixed and 22% of mobile usage.

The Space Launch System (SLS), NASA’s massive lunar rocket, is facing renewed calls for cancellation, especially as rivals like SpaceX's Starship gain momentum.

India is emerging as a bright spot for IPOs in 2025, defying global challenges with a surge in tech listings. Over 20 startups are gearing up for public offerings, including Inframarket, Zetwerk, CaptainFresh, UrbanCompany, Bluestone, and OneAssist.

AI is advancing to not only mimic human personalities but also perform tasks on our behalf, raising important questions about its future use.

Google launched a premium membership for the Google Developer Program, priced at $299 per year, offering enhanced benefits for developers.

Entrepreneur Marc Lore, who has sold two companies for billions, aims to take his food delivery business, Wonder, public with a $40 billion valuation.