Technology

In the last few days, a strange new name has been popping up across tech circles on X (formerly Twitter): Moltbook. At first glance, it sounds like just another experimental website. But dig a little deeper, and it quickly becomes clear why it has gone viral. Moltbook is a social media platform where only AI

Microsoft co-founder and billionaire Bill Gates has denied allegations of having relations with Russian girls and contracting a sexually transmitted disease (STD). The claims appeared in files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, suggesting that Gates had sexual relations with Russian girls and subsequently contracted an STD. Gates’ spokesperson called the allegations completely absurd and

India is stepping up its chip-making ambitions with the launch of India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, announced in the Union Budget 2026. The new mission aims to build on the progress made under the first phase and strengthen India’s position in the global semiconductor space. What is Semiconductor Mission 2.0? The Finance Minister said the new

Cyber criminals are adopting new methods of fraud every day. Now they are targeting college students who are looking for internships. Cyber fraudsters are duping youngsters by showing lucrative offers like good salary and guaranteed placement in the name of internships. Considering this threat, the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Center (I4C) recently issued an alert. I4C

What if a computer could finish today what your laptop wouldn’t complete in 500 years? That’s exactly what NASA’s newest supercomputer, Athena, is built to do. NASA has officially introduced Athena, a new supercomputer that now stands as the most powerful computing system in the agency’s history. Unveiled in January 2026, Athena is now the

Apple typically unveils four new iPhone models every September, but the company is now planning a major shift from this routine. A report by Japan-based Nikkei Asia suggests that Apple may skip launching the standard iPhone 18 at its 2026 annual event. Instead, the base model could be delayed and released in the first half

Ageing is usually thought of as slow and permanent. But a brief journey to space suggests it may be far more flexible than we imagine. Scientists studying astronauts on a short mission found that their bodies showed signs linked to faster ageing while in orbit. Once they returned to Earth, many of those changes eased

In today’s world, technology has advanced to such an extent that even ordinary citizens can now dream of travelling into space. However, alongside the rise of space tourism, the challenges and risks have also increased. One of the greatest dangers in space is posed by unknown objects, tiny but fast-moving particles that can collide with

The World Health Organisation (WHO) issued a statement on Thursday saying that the risk of the Nipah virus spreading ‘remains low’ after two cases were reported in India. It further stated that, as far as the current situation is concerned, there is no need to impose travel or trade restrictions. The statement came after two