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NVIDIA's AI factory economics at 60 million dollars per megawatt
NVIDIA reports that AI factories cost approximately 60 million dollars per megawatt to build, a figure that reveals the enormous capital intensity of ...
AIMeta open sources Muse AI to let you build custom smart devices
Meta is open sourcing Muse, its new AI agent, and encouraging hardware makers to build it into everything from TVs to toasters. It's a clever play to ...
SecurityApple tightens Mac security against AI agents
Apple is adding new controls to macOS to restrict how much access AI agents can have to your files, emails, and browsing history. As autonomous AI ...
AIApple moves to curb AI agent overreach as autonomous tools demand sweeping system access
Apple is implementing stricter controls for macOS Full Disk Access permissions as AI agents increasingly request unrestricted data access to user ...
SecurityA zero-day just hit your router or VPN. Do these 7 things today
What to do after a zero-day hits your router, VPN or email gateway: a 7-step checklist covering exposure, patching, admin access, credentials and ...
AIWhen the hunters become the hunted: AI-Powered attack breaches vulnerability research organisation
An autonomous AI attack exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in helpdesk software to breach a Dutch security research nonprofit, raising concerns about ...
ComputingA superfluid helium qubit could make 100 times fewer errors, on paper
Surrey researchers designed a superfluid qubit predicted to cut errors around 100-fold versus superconducting qubits. Nobody has built one yet.
ComputingRobotaxi operators face new fines for blocking emergency first responders in California
California has introduced fines for robotaxi operators whose vehicles block or impede emergency responders, forcing companies like Waymo and Cruise ...
SecurityHackers lived in Pentagon HR files for 10 months and took 3 million records
The Pentagon's Defense Manpower Data Center says attackers abused a file-sharing flaw for ten months and stole records on more than 3 million ...
SecurityPasskeys vs security keys, and the accounts where a $29 key still wins
Passkeys vs security keys compared: synced passkeys are fine for most logins, but your email and cloud account deserve a hardware key. Here is which ...
ComputingThe $300 million Nvidia smuggling case shows how export controls leak
US prosecutors say Earthmade's owner smuggled $300M of Nvidia AI servers to China via Malaysia and Singapore. What the Nvidia chip smuggling case ...
ComputingCheap RAM is not coming back before 2028, and Micron says robots are next
Micron says the RAM shortage will be much tighter in 2027 and 2028, and robots may need 200GB+ of DRAM each by 2030. What it means for PC and phone ...
AIGoogle's Guided Vision AI brings real-time audio descriptions to Gemini Live on Android
Google's new Guided Vision feature provides real-time audio descriptions of anything you point your Android camera at, transforming accessibility for ...
SecurityJudge dismisses antitrust lawsuits against Google's AI Overviews feature
A federal judge dismissed antitrust lawsuits from Chegg and Penske Media over Google's AI Overviews, finding that reduced traffic to publisher ...
SecurityGoogle's €403 million fine is about where your phone was in 2018
Ireland's privacy regulator fined Google €403 million over how it handled location data from 2018 to 2020, ordered fixes within six months and has ...
SecurityFortiMail's 9.8 zero-day is under attack and some versions have no patch yet
Fortinet confirms attackers are exploiting CVE-2026-104286, a CVSS 9.8 FortiMail flaw that allows unauthenticated file writes. Fixes for several ...
ComputingWorld's first enhanced geothermal power plant completed in record 23 months
Fervo Energy just completed the world's first commercial enhanced geothermal power plant in Nevada, finished in just 23 months. The project proves ...
SecurityEurope's fractured tech security strategy leaves members vulnerable to supply chain threats
EU nations adopt wildly different approaches to Chinese vendors, creating security gaps that undermine bloc-wide protection efforts.
ComputingChatGPT launches virtual try-on shopping feature for clothes and accessories
OpenAI is rolling out virtual try-on capabilities in ChatGPT that let you photograph yourself and preview how clothes would look before buying them. ...
SecurityKevin Mandia's agent swarm startup Armadin raises $255.5M at $2.5B valuation
Kevin Mandia, the Mandiant founder who sold to Google for 630 million dollars, is back with Armadin, a security startup using coordinated AI agents ...
SecurityAttackers exploiting critical Zimbra flaw to steal emails at scale
Attackers have been actively exploiting a critical vulnerability in Zimbra, an email platform used by enterprises and government agencies, to steal ...
AISix AI leaders agree to safety framework under Trump White House initiative, but critics question enforcement
Major AI companies commit to voluntary safety controls and independent audits, though experts debate whether self-regulation adequately addresses ...
ComputingPentagon enlists Elon Musk and Palmer Luckey to shape the future of military technology
The Pentagon just tasked Elon Musk and Palmer Luckey with reimagining future military technology in a 120-day study. It's a sign that the military is ...
ComputingNeon takes on A24 and film studios with open source SCP Foundation movie
Neon just announced an SCP Foundation film under Creative Commons licensing to directly challenge A24's approach of making a big-budget adaptation ...
AIGoogle releases Gemini 4 Argon: The new standard for AI software engineering
Google's released Gemini 4 Argon, a frontier AI model explicitly designed for software engineering and cybersecurity work, but they're keeping it ...