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Sodium-ion batteries are rapidly gaining on lithium in consistency and fast charging.

From Unitree's giant mech suit to a stem cell reboot for your muscles, check out this week's awesome tech stories from around the web.

A new study challenges the idea that consciousness is necessary to make sense of language.

Enough hydrogen is leaking from a single mine to power hundreds of homes. Researchers say it's far from unique.

Researchers used two AI systems, Robin and Co-Scientist, to collapse the timeline from idea to drug candidate.

Strong opposition kicks in when data center demand surpasses 5% of a country's power supply.

From a viral video of a humanoid robot sorting packages to the true value of SpaceX's IPO, check out this week's awesome tech stories from around the web.

Researchers are testing CAR T cell therapy as a way to reset the immune system in lupus, Graves’ disease and other conditions where the body’s defenses go rogue

The drops, tested on mice, healed eye damage using light-sensitive particles—sourced from ordinary spinach.

AI can rifle through enormous libraries of information to connect far-flung ideas—conceptual leaps remain a purely human skill.

Self-assembling swarms of microrobots could someday deliver drugs and pull toxins from water.

Photons traveling straight through a cloud of gas appear to exit, on average, before they enter.

The wireless rings read 100 common words from two sign languages and "autocomplete" sentences.

Far from shore, the server farms would be powered by waves, cooled by seawater, and networked by satellite.

From AI that builds better AI to a huge driverless mining truck that can sidle like a crab, check out this week's awesome tech stories from around the web.

For years, tech companies have profiled users for targeted ads. AI is about to take it to the next level.

Physical strain to the heart makes it largely immune to cancer. More vulnerable organs could benefit from the discovery.

The synthetic bacteria push the limits of life and could open the door to designer proteins and new medicines.

AI has aced medical exams, but there's a wide gap between tests and the real world. A new study suggests the divide is closing.

Abilities taught to one robot don't usually work on another. With a new approach, it's one and done.