Ukraine unveiled MOBIDIK, a modular naval drone with six variants for air defense and missile strikes, and serial production is imminent

Ukraine unveils the modular MOBIDIK naval drone with six combat variants as serial production moves closer to reality.

Scientists in South Korea found a way to turn soggy coffee grounds into a high-potency renewable fuel, and the efficiency stunned them

South Korean scientists turn wet coffee grounds into high-energy biochar fuel in just 90 seconds without drying them first.

Norway will begin carving the world’s first ship tunnel in 2027, boring 1,700 meters straight through a mountain for reasons few engineers expected

Norway begins work on the world's first ship tunnel, carving a 1,700-meter passage through solid rock to improve maritime ...

India is negotiating to sell the United Arab Emirates its Mach 2.8 BrahMos cruise missile, and Iran is the reason Abu Dhabi wants it

India eyes a BrahMos missile deal with the UAE as regional tensions reshape Gulf defense and security priorities.

Mexico just unveiled a historic plan to add 32,000 megawatts of power, and 70 percent of it will come from renewable sources

Mexico unveils a 32,000 MW power expansion plan, with 70% from renewables to reshape the nation's energy future.

Ford handed its quality checks to AI to save money, but the cars slipped through flawed, so it quietly rehired the veteran engineers it had replaced

Ford turned back to veteran engineers after AI missed quality flaws, reshaping how the automaker builds better vehicles.

After a decade of trying, China just installed a Shenzhen supercomputer ranked the most powerful on Earth, and the Top500 confirms it

China's LineShine tops the TOP500 with 2.198 exaflops, putting Shenzhen back at the center of the supercomputing race.

China just switched on the world’s first gravitational battery, a 150-meter tower storing 100 MWh, and its efficiency is the part nobody expected

China's gravity battery is now online, storing 100 MWh with towering blocks and an efficiency that could reshape clean energy ...

Japan’s maglev train just hit 603 km/h on a test track, and engineers say the same line could one day cross a country in minutes

Japan's SCMaglev reached 603 km/h, showcasing how magnetic levitation could redefine long-distance rail travel.

Goodbye to Polestar in America: the Swedish EV-maker is pulling out after Washington banned its cars over the technology hidden inside them

Polestar will stop selling new EVs in the U.S. from model year 2027 after Washington denied approval under its Connected ...

A former NASA engineer built drones that plant 40 million trees a year across the Amazon and California, and here’s how the seed balls work

A former NASA engineer's drones fire seed balls to restore forests across the Amazon and California at unprecedented scale.

Regent Defense is reviving the Soviet-era ekranoplan with sea-skimming gliders that aren’t quite ships and aren’t quite aircraft

REGENT Defense revives the ekranoplan with fast sea-skimming seagliders built for military logistics and coastal missions.