The privacy-focused VPN provider Mullvad has released GotaTun, a WireGuard implementation written in Rust. Meanwhile, new patches for the Homa protocol hint at a future with dramatically lower network latency.
Sandfall Interactive’s Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 had its Indie Game Awards 2025 Game of the Year and Debut Game wins retracted on Saturday, December 20th. The awards body disqualified the game after the developer confirmed it had used generative AI art in production, despite earlier assurances it
A new clinical trial is testing a stem cell-derived patch to replace damaged cells in the eye. The goal is not just to stop vision loss from macular degeneration, but to actually reverse it. Early results showed 27% of patients had some vision improvement.
Everyone’s racing to adopt AI, but a new article highlights the brutal truth: bad data is the killer. Before any pilot program, manufacturers need to ask five simple but critical questions about their data foundation.
The controversial anonymous messaging app NGL, which was fined $5 million by the FTC and banned from minors, has been acquired. Its new owner is Mode Mobile, a startup that makes money by bombarding its users with advertisements.
Google has filed a lawsuit against data scraping company SerpApi. The suit alleges SerpApi bypassed Google’s SearchGuard protection by making hundreds of millions of automated queries appear to come from human users.
Starbucks has hired Amazon’s grocery technology and supply chain leader, Anand Varadarajan, as its new Chief Technology Officer. He starts January 19, 2025, as the coffee chain pushes a major restructuring and focuses on its digital order systems.
The frantic build-out of AI data centers is colliding with brutal physical realities. Winning isn’t just about algorithms, but about who can solve massive infrastructure problems the fastest.
ATS Corporation has appointed Doug Wright as its new CEO and a board member. He joins from diversified industrial firm Indicor and has a deep background at Honeywell.
TikTok has finalized a deal to spin off its U.S. operations into a new joint venture. Oracle, Silver Lake, and Abu Dhabi’s MGX will each own 15%, with ByteDance retaining a 19.9% stake. The move aims to resolve longstanding national security concerns.
