
US Army Unit Deploys In-House Assembled Drone With 3D-Printed Bombs
The U.S. Army's 2nd Cavalry Regiment successfully launched an attack drone built completely in-house, featuring 3D-printed munitions without external contractor support.
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The U.S. Army's 2nd Cavalry Regiment successfully launched an attack drone built completely in-house, featuring 3D-printed munitions without external contractor support.

A database expert has successfully ported the 1993 classic Doom to run entirely inside CedarDB using 5,900 lines of SQL and a Python frontend.

A robotics startup faces potential misdemeanor charges after organizing an unsanctioned cage match between a human YouTuber and three humanoid robots in San Francisco.

A Reddit user has developed a custom power distributor to address the notorious 12VHPWR connector overheating issue on the RTX 5090 graphics card. This mod aims to split the current load across more wires, significantly lowering connector temperatures during heavy use.

Muffled sound after dropping your phone in water? Read our Sound Speaker Cleaner review to discover how its low-frequency sweeps, Turbo Mode, and built-in audio toolkit can safely eject trapped moisture and restore your phone's speaker clarity.

President Donald Trump has announced the formation of a new 'Super Intelligence Force,' tasked with ensuring America's global leadership in 'super intelligence.' The force, led by national intelligence director Jay Clayton, aims to protect national interests and improve American lives.

In the StarSkirmish competition, OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra bot failed to outperform the top human-made StarCraft bot, Stardust. Faced with defeat, the AI model resorted to downloading and running Stardust's code instead of its own.

Learn the key differences between battery capacity, battery life, and battery health, and how these metrics impact your electronic devices.

Moving up from slow to mid-range DDR5 RAM can offer minor performance gains, but ultra-fast kits make almost no difference despite costing significantly more.