Technology

The startup says it has completed an 8,500-nautical-mile voyage from Singapore to Ghana as it develops hydrogen fuel-injection technology for maritime efficiency.

Google is moving deeper into creative software with Google Pics, an AI-first product positioned around prompting rather than conventional design workflows.

The event organizer is seeking volunteers for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, underscoring the operational work required to convene startups, investors and the broader technology ecosystem.

John Ternus used his first memo as Apple CEO to rally staff around next week’s product event, where Apple is expected to introduce new iPhones including a rumored foldable model.

John Deere’s early-access “JD” assistant is designed to answer operational questions using a farmer’s field, machine and operating data. Its usefulness—and trustworthiness—will depend on data controls and practical accuracy.

Google is reportedly seeking studio licensing deals to train AI models on copyrighted material. The cash may be attractive, but studios face longer-term strategic and economic trade-offs.

Nvidia’s latest AI graphics technology arrives first in NBA 2K27, limited to RTX 50-series systems and GeForce Now. Its reception may matter as much as its performance.

Anthropic says Claude Fable 5.1 improves performance while lowering typical costs by about 25%, with savings of up to 45% on complex agentic workflows that reuse cached context.

Google’s new Workspace design suite combines Gemini and the Nano Banana model to give business users more targeted control over generated and edited imagery.

Apple held its carbon footprint steady while much of big tech’s emissions rose. The company’s effort to catch up in AI could make that harder to sustain.