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By firing the entire division, the Tesla CEO basically stopped the operations of one of his company's fastest-growing divisions.

Musk is becoming more realistic about Starship’s schedule.

Comet C/2023 A3 has spent tens of thousands of years traveling through the solar system.

This is new feature was the highlight of the company’s Android announcements at Google I/O, although it’s not the only one.

With the money it costs to replace a wheel on a Bugatti Veyron, you could buy a 2024 Mazda3.

The company's former chief scientist will now devote his time to a new project, although the details are still unknown.

The newest model, Gemini 1.5, features improved processing power, image analysis, and planning tools.

The company has revealed its own take on the AI assistants of the future.

The Mexican government says that the problems are “social” and that access to the ruins isn't cut off.

PACE, a NASA satellite, is adding key information to what we know about the planet’s saltwater bodies.

Google can now conduct searches for you using natural language. Results will be tailored to your search and include links, maps, and planning information.

Although the ChatGPT app is coming to macOS, there is no estimated release date for the Windows version.

SpaceX’s Crew Dragon discards its trunk before reentering the atmosphere.

The emulator's performance is quite good, but there are many areas that need improvement.

GPT-4o responds to audio inputs in about 320 milliseconds, a pace similar to humans.

GPT-4o is coming to ChatGPT to take the popular chatbot to the next level.

DARPA is working on a new robot to show off its might in the oceans.

Regulators are concerned about the presence of methylene chloride, a solvent used in the process of removing caffeine, in decaf coffee.

The colossal steel ship could weigh up to 56,000 tons and cost between $500 million and $1 billion to build.

The space agency has released a video that depicts two immersive scenarios, both of which involve the "event horizon," or the "point of no return."

The late release of Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes shines on light on 21st Century Fox’s underexploited catalog.

The tech company has introduced a new color-coding system to monitor when staffers go to the office.