Advancements in geophysics, industrial sustainability, and technological infrastructure dominate today's science and tech news.

Global detectors are achieving significant measurements of geoneutrinos, providing scientists with a clearer map of the radioactive elements powering Earth's tectonic activity.

Milt Windler, the legendary NASA flight director who played a critical role in the safe return of the Apollo 13 mission, has passed away at age 94.

Public health simulations reveal a concerning reality, with 40 percent of tested health facilities failing to properly manage a 'patient-zero' scenario.

New legislation, the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act,' aims to provide federal tax incentives for rural data center construction, despite mixed enthusiasm from major tech companies.

Amazon faces continued criticism regarding its $1 billion investment strategy intended to mitigate backlash against the environmental impact of its data centers.

Keurig has unveiled its new 'Alta' system, which utilizes compostable, plastic-free coffee pods to address concerns regarding the waste generated by traditional K-cups.

Apple is updating its full-disk access permissions as a security measure to prevent emerging AI agents from abusing system-level privileges.

The aging Nvidia Shield TV has received a $100 price increase, a shift attributed to the rising costs of memory and hardware components driven by the AI boom.

A new documentary series narrated by Sinners and Loki offers an in-depth examination of Africa's diverse wildlife ecosystems.