Elon’s Space Metal Crisis
Posted May 27, 2026
By Today's Tech FWD
Elon Musk's grand space ambitions hinge on a single remarkable metal.
The 24/7 Robot Worker Has Arrived
Posted May 26, 2026
By Today's Tech FWD
Figure’s humanoid robots just sorted thousands of packages for 200 hours straight – with no humans in the loop.
Elon’s $1 Quadrillion Bet
Posted May 20, 2026
By Today's Tech FWD
Models are not the bottleneck in the AI race. Chips are not the bottleneck either. Energy is. And according to Elon Musk, space is the $1 quadrillion answer.
Altman Checkmates Musk
Posted May 19, 2026
By Today's Tech FWD
Elon Musk took too long to file his lawsuit that accused OpenAI of stealing a charity, a nine-person jury unanimously decided Monday.
Robots Land on No-Fly List
Posted May 18, 2026
By Today's Tech FWD
Southwest Airlines is banning humanoid and animal-like robots from its flights, from both the cabin and checked baggage regardless of size or purpose.
The Nvidia Killer's Wild IPO
Posted May 15, 2026
By Today's Tech FWD
“Nvidia killer.” That’s the phrase suddenly getting attached to Cerebras Systems after one of the wildest IPO debuts we’ve seen in years.
Dems Get Foggy on CLARITY
Posted May 14, 2026
By Today's Tech FWD
The Senate Banking Committee has voted to advance the Clarity Act, a key piece of cryptocurrency legislation, to a full Senate vote.
America’s AI Elite Journey to China
Posted May 13, 2026
By Today's Tech FWD
Prominent U.S. executives from Big Tech and Wall Street to agriculture and aerospace are joining President Donald Trump on his diplomatic trip to China this week.
Musk’s Lost OpenAI Dynasty
Posted May 12, 2026
By Today's Tech FWD
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman finally took the stand this morning to defend himself against his former cofounder Elon Musk’s lawsuit challenging OpenAI’s corporate structure.
The Dark Hum of the AI Economy
Posted May 11, 2026
By Today's Tech FWD
Data center projects are facing new resistance from residents and communities over their noise pollution – including inaudible infrasound.
