Hardware & Semiconductors

With a new national certification, Orange Coast Medical Center is raising the bar for heart patient recovery, backed by data showing dramatic life-saving results.

Direct-to-Film printing is maturing, driven by automation, powderless systems, and advanced color, moving from niche to industrial-scale production.

As winter storms intensify, new AI-powered thermal cameras see through snow and fog, protecting assets and communities where traditional surveillance fails.

The USB-C market is set to quadruple, driven by global regulations and advanced tech. But what are the hidden costs and who is winning the race to dominate?

Carbon promotes prolific inventor Jason Rolland to CTO, signaling a strategic doubling-down on advanced materials to lead the next era of manufacturing.

Beijing's X-Humanoid launches its new Tien Kung 3.0 robot, aiming to break down industry barriers with a powerful open-source AI and hardware platform.

Investors eye Paratus Energy’s Q4 results for updates on its Mexican rig contracts and payment cycles, contrasting with its strong Brazilian subsea performance.

Dowinx is pushing user-driven design and certified tech in its gaming chairs. But do these promises hold up under the pressure of long-term use?

At Chiplet Summit 2026, MIPS will reveal how its software-first, RISC-V-based strategy is reshaping the future of AI hardware for autonomous systems.

Amid rising digital nationalism, 15 tech leaders launch an alliance to set global trust standards. But is it a bridge for cooperation or a barrier for rivals?

Facing global division and regulatory threats, 15 tech titans from AWS to Microsoft have formed a "Trusted Tech Alliance." But can it deliver on its promise?

The award-winning Beatbot Sora 70 is now available, promising to automate cleaning for the surface, walls, floor, and even shallow tanning ledges.

With revolutionary tech and a volatile stock, PureCycle's year-end update is a critical test of its operational progress and financial promises.

As Perimeter preps its year-end results, investors are watching if its aggressive diversification can overcome operational hurdles and justify its new shape.

Telescope giant Celestron's new buy-one, give-one program aims to put a telescope in every school. Can it revolutionize STEM education in America?

Troomi's child-safe OS meets Samsung's military-grade XCover7, creating a durable phone that protects kids from both physical drops and digital dangers.

The Apache Software Foundation elevates HugeGraph, a key graph database bridging data and AI, signaling a new era for intelligent, context-aware applications.

A radical trackball mouse born from a journalist's idea wins Best of CES 2026, proving media companies can become the next wave of product innovators.

Gilat DataPath will supply advanced, combat-proven SATCOM terminals to a European MoD, marking a key expansion in the region's push for digital sovereignty.

Fortem Technologies will deploy its unique net-capturing drones to protect U.S. stadiums during the 2026 FIFA World Cup from growing aerial threats.