Tag Archives: Wired

A glitch in the so-called NOTAM system caused the agency to ground flights across the US. But its problems go back years.

Rapid grocery delivery apps are leaving the continent, putting the Turkish startup on top. But, its reign is anything but stable.

The digital currency exchange’s stupendous fallout has put local Web3 companies in the Bahamas on the back foot.

The tractor maker is accused of blocking farmers from fixing their own equipment. A new agreement offers concessions—but campaigners say it’s not enough.

Iranian women are baring their heads to protest government controls. A top official said algorithms can identify anyone flouting dress codes.

Right-wing networks from Brazil and the US fueled calls for violence. Experts accuse tech platforms of looking the other way.

Novelist Ning Ken’s history of Beijing’s Zhongguancun district shows how two generations of professors and tech entrepreneurs helped make the country more open.

Staff laid off by Elon Musk were assured they would be compensated following mass cuts. As the deadline passes, the silence has been deafening.

Try as they might, crypto companies pressured by the trading platform’s collapse are failing to bail themselves out.

The next big thing in tech isn’t the blockchain or the metaverse—it’s a mind-bending wave of algorithmic content machines.