Continuing our round-up of this year’s CES, we look at key use cases and how the generation of artificial intelligence and connected devices will evolve.

From robots doing backflips to video game cars that can drive on real roads, this year's show has had a lot going on.

Learn how to detect anomalous context injections in MCP deployments using post-quantum cryptography and ai-driven behavioral analysis to prevent puppet attacks.

Xiaomi 17 and 17 Ultra incorporate Leica imaging – and there's a dedicated Leica Leitzphone too ...

Himax Technologies, Inc. ("Himax" or "Company") (Nasdaq: HIMX), an industry leader in fabless display driver ICs and semiconductors, today announced participation in Embedded World 2026, a ...

Xiaomi has shown of a physical concept version of its digital electric hypercar, the Vision Gran Turismo that's exclusive to GT7 ...

If you are fried from constant fires at work but still need a real income, you are not alone. And there are careers that ...

Same Sleek Cabin, Totally Different Rulebook Private jets may look the same on the inside, soft leather seats, smooth takeoff, champagne in hand, but legally, they’re not all flying under the same ...

Barcelona’s Mobile World Congress has always been a place where the phone industry shows its next ideas to the public. This year the event felt slightly different. The devices were still there, of ...

The Kia K5 returns for 2026, complete with a sub-$30,000 starting price. Better yet, at the GT-Line trim level, the 2026 Kia ...

You want the feel of a flagship luxury sedan, the punch of a serious turbo engine, and the kind of tech that makes a commute ...