Welcome to Infrastructure Week
Illustration by Grayson Blackmon / The Verge For years, “infrastructure week” was a kind of running joke in Washington — a stand-in for all of the boring but popular rebuilding…
Venom cooks human food but not humans in first Let There Be Carnage trailer
Venom: Let There Be Carnage, the extremely on-the-nose sequel to 2018’s Venom, has gotten its first trailer ahead of its pandemic-delayed September 24th release date. It promises more of the…
Razer PC gaming gear is up to 25 percent off at Best Buy
Image: Razer Best Buy has an attractive deal on Razer gaming gear, including headsets, keyboards, mice, and mouse pads. If you buy any two listed on the site, you’ll get…
This is a map of America’s broadband problem
A county-by-county look at the broadband gap Continue reading…
Secretary Pete Buttigieg on the future of transportation
‘This is a major, major investment in setting America on the right path for the years ahead’ Continue reading…
Dell Apex Sets High Bar for As-A-Service Offerings
Last week at Dell Technologies World, the most significant announcement was a massive as-a-service offering called Dell Technologies Apex. This promises to return the IT market to its long lost…
Pony.ai unveils its next-gen robotaxi with LIDAR from Luminar
Pony.ai’s next-generation robotaxi is distinctive because it appears to be missing the cone-shaped LIDAR sensor perched on the roof that’s typical of most autonomous vehicles. That’s because the startup, which…
Apple invests another $45 million in Gorilla Glass maker Corning
Corning manufactures glass for Apple and many Android device makers. | Image: Apple Apple is awarding Corning another $45 million investment from its Advanced Manufacturing Fund, in addition to the…
Vivo promises three years of Android updates for upcoming flagships
Vivo X60 Pro Plus. | Photo by Sam Byford / The Verge Vivo’s upcoming X-series flagship phones will receive three years of Android OS upgrades and security updates, the company…
Sony expects PS5 supply issues to continue into next year
Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Sony doesn’t expect the PlayStation 5 supply situation to improve any time soon, according to comments its CFO reportedly made to analysts following…
