In this conversation, the FT’s John Thornhill and MIT Technology Review’s Caiwei Chen consider the battle between Silicon Valley and Beijing for technological supremacy.

Western debates obsess over radar shapes and engine rumors. The advantage many miss is simpler: China is building stealth ...

A single-seat KF-21 Boramae, engine shrieking, inched forward out of the Korea Aerospace Industries’ flight-line hangar on a late October afternoon. A spin-recovery system sat high on top of the ...

RALEIGH — While allowing 36 points doesn't sound like an elite defensive performance, NC State's defense did everything it ...

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After a generation of record growth, Seattle's tech employers have not only pulled back on hiring but shifted billions into ...

A US Army soldier has become the first non-aviator to independently plan and execute missions using Sikorsky's optionally ...

The AI boom is visible from orbit. Satellite photos of New Carlisle, Indiana, show greenish splotches of farmland transformed ...

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the biggest firms in Silicon Valley have invested $400 billion into artificial intelligence technology just this year. Tech companies like Meta, Alphabet, ...

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb is fiercely demanding that NASA release high-resolution images of the interstellar object ...

Fairy Tail star Yuki Kaji actively promotes a new form of "defensive AI" designed to protect the monetization rights of Japan ...

Government feels stuck on dial-up. Political advisor Jennifer Pahlka explains how smarter tech—and less red tape—could finally speed it up.