Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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DOJ Says US Engineer Contacted China Before Stealing Government Tech Used to Detect Nuclear Missile Launches
The DOJ has accused a US engineer of communicating with China before stealing missile tracking tech.
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NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory Laying Off 8% of Workforce Due to Lack of Funding
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) has announced a significant reduction in its workforce, citing budgetary constraints as the main reason for the decision.
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Former Tesla Exec Leads Ford Skunkworks Project to Develop Affordable EV
Alan Clarke, a former executive at Tesla and Ford's Advanced EV development division, is spearheading a skunkworks project at Ford aimed at developing a low-cost electric vehicle (EV).
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Toyota Invests $1.3 Billion in Its Kentucky Factory to Manufacture New Electric SUV
Toyota has announced a significant investment of $1.3 billion in its Georgetown, Kentucky factory complex to facilitate the production of a new three-row electric SUV for the US market.
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EU Seals Clean Energy Tech Deal to Boost the Bloc's Green Industry
The European Union (EU) has reached a deal to bolster clean energy technology and advance its green industry.
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US Postal Service Unveils Shift From Air to Ground Delivery to Cut Emissions
The US Postal Service (USPS) has revealed an ambitious plan aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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NASA's Picture of the Day Unveils What a Spiral Galaxy Looks Like in the Eyes of Webb and Hubble
NASA's Picture of the Day reveals the intricate beauty of a spiral galaxy through the lenses of two powerful space telescopes: the Hubble Space Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope.
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Undergraduate Students Develop New Tech to Print Plant-Based Pharmaceuticals Without Plants
Undergraduate students at the University of Rochester have pioneered revolutionary new technologies to replicate valuable chemicals found in plants.
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EV Startup Arrival Plans to Sell Its UK Assets and Intellectual Property
EV startup Arrival is reportedly planning to sell its assets and intellectual property in the UK. EV startup Arrival is reportedly planning to sell its assets and intellectual property in the UK to repay the lenders that helped the company stay afloat.
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South Korea Court Acquits Samsung Chief Lee Jae-Yong of Crimes Tied to 2015 Controversial Merger
A South Korean court has found Samsung Electronics chief Lee Jae-yong not guilty of financial crimes related to a controversial merger in 2015.
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'Swarm' of More Than 100 Autonomous Robots Can Be Supervised by One Person, Research Shows
A recent study has demonstrated the feasibility of supervising a "swarm" of over 100 autonomous aerial and ground robots with the oversight of just one person.
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New York City Pulls Out Controversial Subway Surveillance Robot
The New York City subway system has decided to retire its controversial security robot, K-5. The New York City subway system has decided to retire its controversial security robot, K-5, after a brief deployment of just over five months at the bustling Times Square station.
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NASA Wraps Up 1st Phase of Ambitious Project That Aims to Put a Nuclear Fission Reactor on the Moon
NASA is concluding the initial phase of its Fission Surface Power Project, which aims to develop concept designs for a compact, electricity-generating nuclear fission reactor for potential use on the moon.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Spots Rarely Seen Possible Galaxy Encounter
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has set its sights on spiral galaxy UGC 3912. NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has set its sights on spiral galaxy UGC 3912.
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Boeing Company's Revolutionary Seaplane for DARPA Progresses Through Preliminary Testing
Aurora Flight Sciences, a subsidiary of Boeing, is working to create an affordable seaplane with revolutionary heavy-air-lift capability from the sea.
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Albania's Institute of Statistics Hit by 'Sophisticated Cyberattack'
Albania's Institute of Statistics (INSTAT) disclosed on Thursday that it fell victim to a sophisticated cyberattack that impacted some of its systems.
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AI-Powered Digital Watermarks Could Swiftly Speed up Copyright Infringement Cases, Study Finds
Researchers have explored the potential of AI-powered digital watermarks in expediting copyright infringement cases.
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The Moon Is Shrinking and It's Threatening NASA's Artemis Lunar Mission
The moon is reportedly shrinking, and it could pose a threat to NASA's Artemis mission. The moon, long perceived as a static celestial body, is revealing signs of change, and it could pose challenges for NASA's Artemis lunar mission.
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Scientists Discover a New Highly Effective Anti-Cancer Agent
Scientists have discovered a new class of compound that exhibits promising results in targeting cancer stem cells, which are hard to eradicate.
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Two World's Firsts: Metal 3D Printer for Space, Surgical Robot Are Now on Their Way to ISS
Among the cargo that blasted off from Cape Canaveral on Tuesday, bound for the ISS, were two firsts: the world's first metal 3D printer for space and the first miniaturized surgical robot to be sent to the station.
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MadRadar: Engineers Develop a Hack to Make Automotive Radar Systems 'Hallucinate'
Engineers at Duke University have developed a system they've called "MadRadar" capable of manipulating automotive radar sensors.
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NASA Announces Discovery of 'Super Earth' in the Habitable Zone
NASA announced on Wednesday the discovery of a "super-Earth" named TOI-715 b, orbiting a tiny, reddish star "fairly close" to our planet.
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Google, Other Search Engines Can Act as ‘One-Click Gateways’ to Content Promoting Self-Harm and Suicide, Ofcom Warns
Search engines like Google could serve as gateways to harmful content, which glorifies, celebrates, or offers instruction about self-harm or suicide, the UK's communications regulator Ofcom warns.
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TikTok vs. Universal Music: Songs by Top Artists Like Taylor Swift Will No Longer Be Available on TikTok
Songs from some of the biggest names in the music industry, like Taylor Swift, may vanish from TikTok on Wednesday after the Universal Music Group decided to pull its song catalog from the social media platform.
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More Than 70% of Musicians Worried About the Impact of AI on Music Industry, New Study Finds
A recent study has revealed the growing concerns about the impact of AI on the music industry that could affect musicians' livelihoods.
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This Battery-Free Sensor Only Needs Sounds to Power an Electronic Device
Researchers at ETH Zurich have unveiled a groundbreaking battery-free sensor that harnesses sound waves to generate vibrational energy capable of powering electronic devices.
World's First Jet Suit Race to Be Held in Dubai Next Month
Gravity Industries has revealed that the world's first jet suit race is set to take place in Dubai next month.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Stunning Images Show 19 Nearby Spiral Galaxies in Detail
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has unveiled a stunning cosmic web, showcasing images that reveal never-before-seen details of 19 nearby spiral galaxies.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Captures Amazing Star Birth Cluster in Neighboring Galaxy
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured a stunning view of a star-forming complex known as N79.
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New 3D Printed Electronic Skin Can Replicate the Flexibility, Sensitivity of Human Skin
Researchers at Texas A&M University have made strides in developing 3D-printed electronic skin that mimics the flexibility and sensitivity of human skin.
