Adrian Villellas
He grew up in a Karnataka village with no internet and no smartphone, and went on to build a company that just won a NASA contract
India is boring a tunnel through the Rohtang peaks to move river water, and Pakistan is watching every drop
India is spending $300 million to drill a 2-kilometer tunnel through a mountain to connect two cut off districts
A private consortium wants to build a 33.5-mile-long rail tunnel through the Andes to connect Argentina and Chile, but this $9.6 billion megaproject still has to navigate a mountain of red tape to obtain the necessary permits
China just drilled a mile straight down with a 500-ton ‘underground aircraft carrier,’ on the hunt for one thing
A South American nation confirmed its first home-built warship: a frigate it promises will be Latin America’s most powerful
SpaceX is laying an eight-mile gas pipeline called Starpipe to its Texas launch site, and the reason is pure Musk
Scientists are stunned: engineers built a 145 km artificial river to carry water to one of the region’s driest zones
The list of jobs most at risk from artificial intelligence is surprising, as it doesn’t start with industrial robots, but rather with translators, writers, historians, call center agents, consultants, and other professionals who make their living through language
They look identical in your ears, but IEMs aren’t earbuds, and the one sitting deeper in your ear canal wins on sound for a reason worth knowing
Goodbye to Google Chrome? Five European browsers let you surf ‘sovereign’, and the reason to ditch Chrome, Edge and Safari goes beyond privacy
The firm behind Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia light show just broke the world record for drones spelling out a special message in Portugal
Russia downed a two-lane road bridge in Ukraine using 43 cheap FPV drones, and what that proves about every bridge still standing should worry NATO
Google just won approval to lay the Humboldt submarine cable from Chile to Australia, and the strategic reason it skips Asia entirely is the real story
The next space race is no longer limited to giant rockets. SpaceX and China are competing for control of the Internet, defense, artificial intelligence in orbit, and even Earth’s airspace
A German rail star is being bought in China, and the deal shows how Europe’s train industry is losing its shield
A 1,800-kilometer railway is rising above the Gobi, and China is turning desert engineering into a mineral supply chain weapon









