According to Mashable, the ShinyHunters hacking group has claimed responsibility for a major data breach at Panera Bread, compromising over 14 million customer records. The…
According to Reuters, on Friday, January 30, a federal judge in San Francisco rejected a bid to hit Alphabet's Google with over $2 billion in…
According to Fortune, in August 1966, a 3½-year-old named John Scutieri became the youngest person ever featured on the magazine's cover. He was pictured using…
According to CNBC, Broadcom's custom AI chip business is booming, with AI revenue hitting $20 billion, up 65% year-over-year. A Google Gemini engineer stated that…
According to Ars Technica, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is pushing for a nationwide vote next month on new Lifeline eligibility rules, alleging that California's program…
According to Utility Dive, GE Vernova's gas turbine orders surged a massive 74% year-over-year in the fourth quarter. The company's overall Power segment backlog, including…
The End of an Era: Windows 10 Support Termination Microsoft has officially drawn the curtain on Windows 10 support, compelling…
HDD Market Evolution: Testing Innovations and Higher Capacities While solid-state drives dominate conversations about performance, hard disk drives remain the…
Executive Communication Gap Triggers Oracle Stock Slide Oracle shares experienced significant volatility this week as executives failed to provide detailed…
According to Infosecurity Magazine, a malicious Android app dubbed "Adult Player" is delivering ransomware to users who download it from third-party sources outside of Google…
A tech enthusiast built a completely offline voice assistant using a ReSpeaker Lite board and a custom 3D-printed enclosure. The system uses Whisper for speech-to-text, a local LLM for responses, and Piper for GLaDOS-style voice synthesis, all managed through Home Assistant. This DIY project offers
Browsers with built-in VPNs promise easy privacy but come with major limitations. They only protect your browser traffic, not other apps, and often struggle with streaming and customization. Here’s who they’re actually for.
Finnish authorities have launched a criminal investigation after seizing a vessel suspected of damaging a telecom cable between Helsinki and Tallinn. It’s the latest in a rash of subsea infrastructure incidents in the Baltic, a region on edge.
Usman Asif, 13, and his sister Shanzey, 18, learned to prompt AI to generate code. They then used those skills to build an AI university counselor with their dad at a major hackathon. It’s a glimpse into a new, more accessible future for building software.
According to a new report, everyday traders now account for 22% of market volume, a level not seen since the 2021 meme-stock frenzy. They poured a record net $40 billion into stocks during April’s tariff turmoil, helping to power the S&P 500 to a 16% gain for 2025.
Researchers at Rice University have turned battery charging on its head to create a cleaner recycling method. Their process “recharges” old battery material to extract lithium, producing high-purity lithium hydroxide with just electricity and water.
Samsung is shaking up the CES schedule by moving its keynote to the night before the show officially opens. The presentation will stream live on January 4 and feature CEO TM Roh discussing AI-driven experiences.
China’s official manufacturing index crept back into expansion territory in December for the first time in eight months. The reading of 50.1, however, suggests a marginal recovery with underlying weaknesses in exports and small business activity persisting.
