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Plural's Taavet Hinrikus says early-stage VC funds need to set a founder to catch a founder.

WIRED spoke with Skype cofounder Niklas Zennström about why the burgeoning European startup scene is poised to lead the technological revolution.

From V6 and Class 10 to UHS-II, we breakdown the terms to know when shopping for a memory card.

Omega’s Marstimer might be the perfect wrist candy for Elon, but it also highlights how space has given digital timepieces a whole new place in this world.

The Magnus Carlsen–Hans Niemann cheating scandal points to abuses and suspicion at the highest levels.

Plus: The US warns of a mysterious military contractor breach, a "poisoned" version of the Tor Browser is tracking Chinese users, and more.

Plus: Ebike battery safety is under renewed scrutiny, Amazon kills off the kid-friendly Glow speaker, Apple weathers accusations of anti-union activities.

This multicolored light for your monitor sets the mood and syncs to onscreen action for immersive entertainment.

California activists fought to frame climate change as an air quality problem. Now it’s federal law.

Home to Silicon Wadi and a long-running streak of mega-money exits, the Tel Aviv tech scene leads with innovative applications of robotics, AI and medtech.

Amsterdam continues to punch well above its weight, combining tech powerhouse status with being one of the most livable cities on the continent.

Bollinger is data mining its meticulous records to predict vintage years and weather the challenges of climate change.

It’s a small city, but investment in its startups is growing apace, thanks to an international mindset and a sturdy support system for local founders.

The city is celebrating more local talent than ever, as being the only English-speaking country in Europe tempts new founders and drives outside investment.

Former Uber security chief Joe Sullivan’s conviction is a rare criminal consequence for an executive’s handling of a hack.

A new executive order tries to reassure Europeans that their data is safe on US soil, despite government surveillance.

Hoping for an Apple iPad Mini or Dyson for the holidays? Both Target and Amazon are hosting a second yearly sales event.

The classic 1959 novel by Walter M. Miller Jr. is full of fascinating themes, but in hindsight not all of them are explored particularly well.

In What If? 2, Randall Munroe explains that evading gravity can reduce your weight—but let’s do the math to see how far you have to go.

From Scooby-Doo! to Interview with the Vampire to A League of Their Own, formerly queer-coded characters are coming out.

Plus: The future as seen from 1991, Google fights Apple for your wrist, and nuclear war.

The company plans to alert 1 million Facebook users that their account credentials may have been compromised by malicious software.

Apple has four new handsets, from the iPhone 14 Plus to the iPhone 14 Pro Max. We break them down.

This week, we talk about the latest Pixel hardware, and why Google’s new smartwatch puts it on even footing with its rivals.

These new Android handsets don’t represent a giant leap from last year’s Pixel 6, but they do contain some smart updates.

It costs $349 and only works with Android phones. Here’s everything else you need to know.

Forty-eight states have passed protections against revenge porn—but their narrow definition of such content leaves many people exposed.

WIRED spoke with the head of Facebook about competition from TikTok and his theory that algorithms can enhance our personal relationships.

Playfulness and tickling aren’t always considered “serious” subjects, but a new study shows how they can address key questions about the brain.

Tesla’s outspoken CEO thinks the biggest threat facing the planet is people not having enough babies. Demographers disagree.

Entrepreneurs across the continent are embracing new ways of working—and there’s a perceptible shift in what startups choose to focus on.

It was the most popular game ever when Bally released it in 1991, and collectors clamor for the machines even now.

Sixteen states collectively suffered more than 90 false reports of school shooters during three weeks in September—and many appear to be connected.

The fallout from Brexit isn’t in the rearview mirror just yet, but the UK capital is forging ahead regardless.

Business incubator Station F has supercharged the Paris tech scene, but it’s far from the only show in town.

Look out, London—Berlin is fast catching up in all areas, from sheer volume of funding by startups to its rapid transition into a center for deeptech.

Former Democratic operative Tara McGowan is sinking millions into Meta’s ad network to build Courier Newsroom, a media powerhouse for the left.

From Serial to Netflix's Jeffrey Dahmer series, it's time to think about what pop culture's fascination with murder cases does to viewers—and victims.

Forget hiding indoors during the cold season. Enjoy the crisp autumn air with backyard grills, cozy camping gear, and more.

An inquest found content on Pinterest and Instagram contributed to the 2017 death of Molly Russell. The sites say they’ve changed—with opposing strategies.

It’s turning me from a binge player into a savor-the-moment gamer.

Digital privacy invasion isn’t just a consumer protection issue. It’s inextricably linked to equality, with urgent implications for women and minorities.

A new and contentious five-year limit for getting rid of dead satellites could slow the growing orbital litter problem—if people actually abide by it.

An experiment tests whether the gene-editing technology can stop the virus from replicating, which would ultimately wipe out the infection.

On the visual search tool's anniversary, we consider its promise and how that could play out.

Legal experts say Musk faced an “uphill battle” to prove his claims of fraud over bots on the platform, and risked damaging revelations during trial.

The recorded music market is regaining its former hourglass shape—this time with platforms like Spotify at the center.

In The Value of a Whale, author Adrienne Buller argues forcefully against market-based “solutions” to the climate crisis. She thinks we can do better.

There’s a brand-new Nest Wifi Pro and a second-generation wired Nest Doorbell. But it’s a redesigned app that’ll catch your attention.

B&W has taken its already excellent Px7 S2 cans and made a luxe version. Do the material and sonic gains justify the extra outlay? Oh yes.