A researcher's protest disclosure turned Microsoft Defender's remediation engine into an attack vector, with two of three zero-days remaining unpatched as ransomware actors move in.
GPS III SV10 'Hedy Lamarr' lifts off April 21, completing a 32-satellite navigation constellation with optical crosslink tech never before flown on a GPS satellite.
Axsome Therapeutics' AXS-05 faces its FDA verdict on April 30 for Alzheimer's disease agitation, backed by four Phase 3 trials but complicated by one failed study.
DeepSeek's V4-Pro and V4-Flash arrive with 1M-token context, three reasoning modes, and pricing that undercuts frontier rivals by up to 8x.
Nissan's 23-layer solid-state prototype meets vehicle performance targets; GAC-backed Greater Bay Technology rolls out first A-samples aiming for GWh production in 2026.
Researchers from TU Delft, HKU, and SUSTech published separate Nature Materials studies showing that interface engineering and controlled lattice distortion can simultaneously boost strength past 3 GPa and preserve meaningful ductility in martensitic alloys.
OpenAI open-sources a 1.5B-parameter PII detection model under Apache 2.0, enabling local redaction of names, emails, and secrets without sending data to external servers.
CorTec's implantable Brain Interchange system received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation on April 8 and TAP acceptance on April 23, marking the first BCI worldwide designated for stroke motor rehabilitation.
Intellia Therapeutics will report topline Phase 3 results for lonvoguran ziclumeran in hereditary angioedema on April 27, 2026 — the first Phase 3 readout for any in vivo CRISPR candidate.
Meta's first Oklahoma data center — a 2-million-square-foot AI facility in East Tulsa — was grandfathered past a city moratorium that paused similar projects, drawing local protests.
Elon Musk confirmed on Tesla's Q1 2026 earnings call that roughly 4 million HW3 vehicles cannot run unsupervised FSD, reversing years of promises and triggering legal exposure.
The TOI-201 system hosts a super-Earth, a warm Jupiter, and a record-setting brown dwarf whose gravitational interplay drives orbital shifts observable on human timescales — within 200 years its planets will stop transiting.