
University of Chicago researchers develop AI-powered skin patch for real-time health monitoring
University of Chicago researchers develop an AI-powered skin patch that processes health data directly on the body.
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University of Chicago researchers develop an AI-powered skin patch that processes health data directly on the body.

Google will pay SpaceX US$920 million per month for AI computing power under a deal running through 2029.

OpenAI launches Lockdown Mode and session-monitoring tools to help protect users from prompt-injection attacks.
NVIDIA’s RTX Spark chip could help Windows laptops challenge Apple Silicon with powerful AI and creator-focused features.

Ferrari and HP have launched a US$5,599 limited-edition AI laptop inspired by Ferrari supercars, with only 5,000 units available.

Google is testing a Chrome feature that could send users directly to AI Mode rather than standard search results.

Singapore student teams explored vehicle sensors, passive cooling systems and climate-adaptive public spaces to address heat, flood and air quality risks.

Leica adds a metallic grey finish to the M11-P, Q3 and D-Lux 8, with a matching lens and accessories.

Microsoft introduces Project Solara, an AI agent platform designed to power a new generation of intelligent devices.