Nintendo says Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream launched on April 16 for Nintendo Switch, capping roughly nine years of development and rebuilding the series around user-generated content and a new island setting.
Chinese battery makers are racing to add stationary-storage capacity while Beijing phases out export rebates, a shift that could tighten margins abroad and deepen domestic grid-storage demand.
STMicroelectronics is pairing a new Nvidia physical-AI partnership with plans to deploy more than 100 humanoid robots across its manufacturing footprint and retrain workers for higher-value roles.
Opus 4.7 lands across Claude, Bedrock, Vertex AI, and Foundry with unchanged pricing, while Anthropic uses it to trial new cyber safeguards before any broader Mythos rollout.
Shareholders are asking Amazon, Microsoft, and Google to publish site-specific data-center water and energy data as scrutiny of AI infrastructure grows.
UK health officials are widening the MenB response in Kent by offering second doses to people already given a first shot, after an outbreak that has left two people dead and 21 confirmed cases.
Apple is reportedly testing four frame styles for its first smart glasses, signaling a more consumer-friendly wearables push ahead of a possible 2027 launch.
The Commission says its new age-verification app is ready for deployment, but researchers and privacy advocates are already flagging security and platform-dependence concerns.
Hermeus closed a $350 million Series C at a $1 billion valuation, combining equity and debt as it shifts prototyping into production and relocates to El Segundo.
China has opened a public comment period on a mandatory national standard for L2 driver-assistance systems, signaling a tighter safety baseline for intelligent connected vehicles.
Early-phase data in 81 children with Dravet syndrome showed large seizure reductions and manageable safety issues as a phase 3 trial moves ahead.
A Nature Communications study shows engineered disorder can let one metasurface handle broadband focusing and single-shot polarimetry.