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Northrop Grumman Signs on for NASA Lunar Infrastructure Development

Northrop Grumman has joined the roster of contractors contributing to NASA's lunar infrastructure plans. The company will provide expertise and capabilities toward building the Moon Base, a cornerstone of NASA's vision for a long-term human presence on the lunar surface under its Artemis initiative. Details regarding

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China Accelerates Windows Exit in Government Agencies

China has issued a directive requiring state agencies to remove Microsoft Windows from their systems, according to multiple reports. The move is the latest in a years-long campaign to reduce reliance on American technology in government and critical infrastructure. The order is part of China's broader strategy to

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Today's Tech News: Regulatory Battles, AI Safety Concerns, and Geopolitical Shifts

ABC Sues the FCC Over Trump and Carr's Campaign of Threats ABC and parent company Disney have filed a federal lawsuit against the FCC, accusing the agency of waging a retaliatory campaign against the network's broadcast licenses in response to its political coverage. Read more: ABC

Reports Emerge That OpenAI Shared Concerning Profitability Outlook with Investors

Recent reports indicate that OpenAI has delivered what investors are viewing as disappointing news regarding the company's financial trajectory. The specifics of the communication have not been fully disclosed, but the reports suggest that OpenAI's timeline to achieving sustainable profitability may be longer or more uncertain

Chinese Robotics Firm Unitree Surges 500% in Market Debut

Unitree, a Chinese robotics company, made a striking entrance to the stock market with its shares surging approximately 500 percent during their trading debut. The dramatic jump reflects significant investor enthusiasm for robotics and artificial intelligence companies, particularly those emerging from China where the sector has been experiencing rapid growth.

NASA's Dragonfly Rotorcraft Targets 2028 Launch to Titan Aboard SpaceX Falcon Heavy

NASA has confirmed that its Dragonfly rotorcraft mission will launch aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket in July 2028, beginning a six-and-a-half-year journey to Saturn's largest moon, Titan. Dragonfly represents a departure from traditional rovers. Rather than rolling across the Martian surface, the vehicle is designed to fly—

China's LandSpace Achieves First Successful Rocket Booster Landing, Joining SpaceX and Blue Origin

LandSpace, a Chinese private spaceflight company, has successfully landed a rocket booster for the first time, marking a significant milestone in the country's commercial space industry. The achievement, confirmed on August 18, makes LandSpace only the third entity in the world—alongside SpaceX and Blue Origin—to successfully