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CrowdStrike unveils comprehensive AI security platform and acquires Pangea for $260M, positioning itself to dominate the emerging $50B AI cybersecurity market

In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at risks of new vaccine restrictions, virtual clinical trials at the Mayo Clinic, GSK’s $30 billion U.S. manufacturing commitment, a

"South Park" releases the premiere dates for the rest of its episodes in Season 27 following an unexpected postponement of Episode 5.

The nonprofit Paws for Patrick helps young people with mental health challenges partner with emotional support animals and offers stress relief with therapy dogs.

A 20th anniversary panel discussion of the stop-motion animated classic "Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride" and a lifetime achievement award for its namesake filmmaker are among the highli

The TerraMaster F4-425 NAS offers a 40% performance boost over its ARM-based predecessor, supporting 4K streaming, 120TB storage, advanced security and quiet operation.

For the broader timing industry, Titan could mark the beginning of MEMS’ rise in yet another critical domain of electronics.

The upgrade to macOS 26 hasn't gone smoothly for some, with missing or broken features causing angst. Here's how to fix them.

ICE can now deploy a robot capable of letting off smoke grenades and navigating obstacles in its raids.

Want to farm a specific legendary in Borderlands 4? Here is the boss loot table for everything you want to find.

It’s a raid on American innovation that would deliver pennies to the Treasury while kneecapping the very engine of our economic and medical progress.

U.S. health insurance companies will continue to cover vaccinations — including those against COVID-19 and seasonal flu — despite RFK Jr.'s moves to restrict such shots.

Will there be an Alien: Earth season 2? There's a new update on that front that's rather surprising for fans.

Tech companies are racing to capture the loyalty of college students through comprehensive AI-driven educational programs and career pathways.

Steve Jurvetson reflects on past AI droughts, Moore’s law resilience, and future automation, space, and creativity.