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The Japanese Ministry of Defense has successfully executed the world's first electromagnetic railgun fire test from a ship.

Despite big jets ditching leaded fuel, the FAA discovered over 220,000 small piston-engine planes still use it, posing a health crisis.

A Philippine cyber-criminal has penetrated a state website using shockingly a simple password "Admin123," shedding light on the country’s bizarre cybersecurity measures.

China's scientists have claimed a major breakthrough: a successful test of a new surface material for hypersonic jets, considered impossible to make earlier.

China’s tech firms are allegedly racing to secure Nvidia's crucial graphics processing units (GPUs) after the latest embargo by the US on the components that support AI tech.

The new drone dubbed the "Izdeliye-53," encompasses a navigation system that can recognize different kinds of targets autonomously, improving the strike rate.

Despite the US Department's categorization of the attack in May as a "major incident," it believes the exposed material is not classified and is "generally of low sensitivity."

The rover, which is still going strong after 11 years of wear and tear, recently collected its 39th sample.

In an exclusive interview with IE, Reinhard Genzel, the 2020 laureate of the Physics Nobel Prize, explores the complexities of black holes, the impact of the US-China space race on science, and more.

The Chinese have used combinations of herbs like white peony root for millennia for gastrointestinal conditions. Now, with AI power and other modern technological makeovers, they could soon reach the medical stores next to you in the form of tablets.