In shaping the social network’s future, Elon Musk may look to its past, to a Twitter-funded project that has yet to bear fruit and to proposals from others including former CEO Jack Dorsey.

Companies like Meta often insist we will all be working inside the metaverse. But what if a round of mini golf with colleagues is the better application?

Drone companies have been cleared to expand their operations across the U.S., in cities as well as rural areas, at the same time their tech has become faster and more reliable. Coming by air to a front door near you: 33 chicken wings with sauce and fries; 27 if they’re bone-in.

Globe-spanning supply chains are designed to be cost-effective, but not necessarily resilient. Companies are transforming them into supply ‘webs’—and governments are subsidizing the shift.

New kinds of artificial intelligence are enabling scientists to better understand the sounds of the animal world, from whale songs to mouse squeaks.

New research shows that the migration of tech talent from America’s “superstar cities” has begun in earnest, driven by the rise of remote work and the maturation of the internet and related technologies.

Cyberattacks by Russia on Ukraine and by Ukraine’s supporters on Russia could lead to the kind of collateral damage that is difficult to avoid in cyberspace.

In the superheated market for batteries, promising lab developments often get overhyped by startups. “Liar, liar, battery supplier.”

Trendy digital assets are ridiculously easy to create. That’s a problem.

Startups are developing better ways to move products around, from snapping up goods stranded by logistics snafus to automating warehouse work.