Technology

Silicon Valley emerged because software companies clustered around talent. Columbus is attracting something different. The region is becoming infrastructure—physical infrastructure for artificial intelligence. That's a less glamorous story, but historically, infrastructure is where economic shifts begin.

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has approved a demonstration mission from California startup Reflect Orbital to launch Eärendil-1, an experimental satellite equipped with an 18-meter reflective mirror designed to redirect sunlight back to Earth after sunset.

The companies likely to define the next era of AI seem less interested in making chatbots smarter than making computers more autonomous.

Insta360’s new Arctic White bundles dress the Ace Pro 2 in a matched ecosystem of grips, prints and lights—shifting the camera from action tool to everyday imaging kit.