A Quantum Startup Takes Its Chips to a Mainstream Factory
The hardest problem in quantum computing is not the math. It is the factory. The exotic chips that run quantum machines have long been made in small batches by the…
Anduril Steps Into the Navy’s Submarine Line
The company that built its name on software and drones is about to make parts for the most complicated machine the United States Navy builds. Anduril has won a Navy…
Google Buys Two Decades of Nuclear Power
The single tightest constraint on the artificial-intelligence boom has turned out to be not chips or models but electricity. Google’s answer, disclosed this week, is to buy it at the…
SpaceX Moves to Pipe Gas Into Cape Canaveral
SpaceX’s newest infrastructure project is not a rocket or a launch tower. It is a 32-mile natural gas pipeline through Brevard County, Florida, that the company wants to build so…
Amazon Takes the Emmys Off Broadcast Television
The Emmy Awards have changed networks roughly every four years for three decades, rotating among NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox like a trophy no single house wanted to keep. On…
Uber Buys Its Way Into the Office Lunch
Uber’s food business has spent a decade chasing the single meal. A diner opens the app, orders a burrito, and a courier brings it. On Monday the company reached for…
A $110 Billion Bet on Bigness in Hollywood
At the final bell on Tuesday, Warner Bros. Discovery shares stopped trading on the Nasdaq. By the time the new company opened on the New York Stock Exchange under the…
New York Declares Emergency as Measles Returns to Rural Counties
The numbers arrived county by county, and by the first week of October they had passed a line no one wanted to cross. New York State has confirmed 108 measles…










