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Waymo announced a major expansion of its autonomous robotaxi service area, growing to over 1,400 square miles across 11 US cities. That’s an estimated 27% increase from its previous coverage and more territory than the entire state of Rhode Island. The expansion starts in Miami, with Austin, Atlanta, Houston, and the San Francisco Bay Area up next for broader coverage. Growing within existing cities Notably, this isn’t about launching in new cities — Waymo already operates in all of these markets. The expansion is about growing the service area within cities where Waymo has already proven the model works. Based…

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Reinforced rubber is one of the most important materials in modern life. It helps car and airplane tires withstand enormous stress, keeps industrial machinery running, and appears in everything from medical devices to garden hoses. Despite being used for nearly a century and supporting a global tire industry worth about $260 billion, scientists have never fully understood why it becomes so strong when mixed with carbon black particles. Now, researchers at the University of South Florida say they have finally solved the mystery. Led by engineering Professor David Simmons, the team uncovered how tiny carbon black particles transform soft rubber…

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Electronics manufacturing giant Foxconn, which makes devices and components for Apple, Google, Nvidia, and Sony, among other tech giants, confirmed on Monday that it was hit by a cyberattack that may have affected some of its factories. In a statement sent to media outlets, Foxconn said that the cyberattack affected facilities in North America, and that “the affected factories are currently resuming normal production.” The ransomware gang Nitrogen claimed responsibility for breaching Foxconn in a statement on its dark web leak site, where the group publicizes its victims in an attempt to extort them. Typically, if the victim doesn’t pay…

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The way people speak during ordinary conversations could offer valuable insight into brain health, according to new research from Baycrest, the University of Toronto, and York University. Scientists found that subtle speech characteristics, including pauses, filler words such as (‘uh,’ ‘um’), and difficulty retrieving words, are closely connected to executive function, the group of mental abilities involved in memory, planning, attention, and flexible thinking. The findings provide some of the strongest evidence so far linking natural speech patterns with key cognitive abilities. The work also expands on earlier research showing that older adults who speak more quickly tend to maintain…

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New Delhi: Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday asked for taking the country’s goods and services exports to USD 1 trillion this fiscal year.In 2025-26, exports reached an all-time high of USD 863.11 billion, registering an increase of 4.6 per cent year-on-year, despite global economic uncertainties, including high US tariffs, the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and the West Asia crisis, he said.Merchandise exports grew 0.93 per cent to USD 441.78 billion in the last fiscal year from USD 437.70 billion in 2024-25.Also Read: India’s new FTAs offer investment opportunities, but utilisation remains weak: Commerce SecretaryServices shipments too surged to…

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3 min readNew DelhiMay 11, 2026 06:00 AM IST A single fasting blood sugar reading above 126 mg/dL can raise concern, but it doesn’t automatically mean you have diabetes. Diagnosis isn’t based on just one value; it requires consistent measurements and context, said Dr Pranav Ghody, consultant endocrinologist and diabetologist, Wockhardt Hospitals, Mumbai Central. Blood glucose levels can change due to temporary factors. “Poor sleep, stress, recent illness, specific medications (like steroids), or even your dinner the night before can push fasting sugar higher than usual. In these situations, the reading may not reflect your usual metabolic state,” said Dr…

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Women are born with a fixed number of eggs, and this reserve naturally declines with age. The speed at which people experience this decline shows great variation. Image used for representational purposes only | Photo Credit: Getty Images There is a need for women to understand reproductive health beyond menstrual regularity, contraception and pregnancy planning. While these are important factors, fertility specialists now know that ovarian health requires not just active care, but preventive care as well.While ovarian reserve — the total supply of eggs in a woman’s ovaries — is being increasingly talked about, it is important to know…

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