A single intravenous dose of the frog-gut bacterium Ewingella americana produced complete tumor regression in every treated mouse in a colorectal cancer model, outperforming anti-PD-L1 immunotherapy and chemotherapy, JAIST researchers report in Gut Microbes.
npm v12 disables install scripts, Git dependencies, and remote-URL dependencies by default, closing the execution path several npm worms exploited over the past year.
Bloomberg reports Apple is developing two redesigned Apple Pencil models with easier-to-replace batteries ahead of a 2027 EU rule mandating removable batteries in portable electronics.
Vattenfall began offshore construction on its 1.6 GW Nordlicht cluster north of Borkum, setting the first of 68 monopiles for the 980 MW Nordlicht I phase, with both wind farms slated to enter operation in 2028.
CASC's new Long March 10B caught its own booster in a sea-based net on its maiden flight July 10, joining SpaceX and Blue Origin as the only operators to recover an orbital-class rocket stage.
Ford climbed from No. 15 to No. 1 among mainstream brands in JD Power's 2026 quality study after rehiring roughly 300 veteran engineers to fix problems an AI-first design push had created.
Lightstorm, Microsoft, Singtel, and Tata Communications will build the 3,600 km I-2SEA submarine cable linking India's AI data centers to Singapore and Malaysia by Q4 2029.
Meta's first in-house AI image generator let users @-mention any public Instagram account to remix their photos; CAA and SAG-AFTRA opposition forced a reversal within days.
United Videogame Workers-CWA has created a Game Worker Hardship Fund giving laid-off U.S. and Canadian developers grants of up to $5,000.
Apple filed suit in federal court accusing OpenAI's hardware chief and a former engineer of stealing trade secrets as part of a scheme it calls 'rotten to its core.'
Microsoft shipped TypeScript 7.0 as generally available on July 8, 2026, moving the compiler and language service to a native Go port that Microsoft says is typically 8x to 12x faster on full builds.
AssuranceAmerica is notifying 6.99 million people that hackers stole driver's license numbers and insurance records after a March cyberattack on an employee account.