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Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Is Coming to London. Here's Why the City Choice Matters.
Samsung has chosen London as the host city for Galaxy Unpacked 2026, following Seoul, Paris, and Brooklyn in previous years. The city choice is never random for
NewsSimpleHelp RMM zero-day (CVSS 10.0) hits MSP supply chain
CVE-2026-48558 scores a maximum 10.0 and is under active exploitation. Here's who's at risk and what to do about it.
NewsPTC Windchill users: attackers are dropping webshells right now
CVE-2026-12569, an unauthenticated RCE flaw in PTC Windchill PDMLink and FlexPLM, is under active exploitation with JSP webshells confirmed on compromised servers.
ReviewsOpenAI Previews GPT-5.6 Sol, a Frontier Model Running on Cerebras at 750 Tokens a Second
OpenAI is previewing GPT-5.6 Sol on Cerebras hardware at up to 750 tokens a second, moving frontier inference off Nvidia GPUs. Here is why the speed counts.
AIA Brown University Professor Made Students Sit a Real Exam. Half the Class Failed.
A Brown University professor required his class to sit a traditional in-person final after suspecting widespread AI cheating, and scores dropped by around 50 pe
ReviewsOpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol Just Ran at 750 Tokens a Second, and It Wasn't on Nvidia
OpenAI previewed GPT-5.6 Sol running on Cerebras wafer-scale hardware at up to 750 tokens per second. Here's why the chip matters more than the benchmark.
SecurityJadePuffer Is the First Ransomware That Thinks for Itself Mid-Attack
Researchers documented JadePuffer, the first known agentic ransomware that adapts its own attack in real time.
SoftwareLovable Is Reportedly in Talks to Double Its Valuation to 13.2 Billion Dollars
Lovable, the AI app builder that turns plain-English prompts into working software, is reportedly in talks to raise at a 13.2 billion dollar valuation, roughly
AIMeta's Always-On Smart Glasses Raise Serious Privacy Questions
Meta is reportedly building smart glasses that record continuously rather than on demand, with an AI layer processing footage in real time. The privacy implicat
NewsElon Musk's 1.5 Million Dollar SEC Settlement Gets a Judge's Reluctant Approval
A federal judge has approved Elon Musk's 1.5 million dollar SEC settlement over his delayed Twitter stake disclosure, but did so while explicitly stating he had
SoftwareTruecaller Takes on India's Telecom Regulator in a Fight Over Anti-Spam Rules
Truecaller, the spam-blocking app used by hundreds of millions of people in India, has clashed with India's telecom regulator TRAI over new anti-spam rules it s
SpaceVenus Aerospace Raises 90 Million Dollars to Build a New Kind of Rocket Engine
Venus Aerospace has raised 90 million dollars to push its rotating detonation rocket engine closer to production, a technology that promises significantly highe
ComputingDeepSeek Is Building Its Own AI Chip to Break Free of Nvidia
DeepSeek is building its own AI chip aimed at inference to cut its reliance on Nvidia and Huawei. Here is what the move means for the wider chip race.
ComputingDeepSeek Is Building Its Own AI Chip to Break Free of Nvidia
DeepSeek is building its own AI chip aimed at inference to cut its reliance on Nvidia and Huawei. Here is what the move means for the wider chip race.
PolicyCloudflare just gave every website a switch to cut AI off from its content
Cloudflare's new AI crawler policy blocks training and agent bots on ad-funded pages by default from September 15, 2026, unless site owners opt out.
SecurityThe 'First' AI-Run Ransomware Attack Still Needed a Human to Pull It Off
Security researchers have dissected what's being called the first AI-run ransomware attack, and the finding is equal parts reassuring and deeply unsettling. The
ComputingThe Ayaneo Next 2 costs up to $5,300, and that's not a typo
Ayaneo's flagship handheld gaming PC starts at $3,600 and tops out at $5,300 for 128GB of RAM and 2TB of storage, built around a two-year-old AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chip.
NewsFCC Moves to Kill the Rule That Made ISPs Show You Their Real Fees
The FCC is scrapping a Biden-era rule that required ISPs to show customers every fee they charge before signing up, formatted like a nutrition label. In a count
ReviewsGarmin's new budget Forerunner undercuts its own lineup, and it's the pick of the week
Garmin's newest entry-level Forerunner runs $249.99/£219.99/AU$399, upgrading meaningfully over the Forerunner 55 while staying well under Garmin's premium running watches.
ComputingIntel's Crescent Island AI chip starts sampling this year, aimed straight at Nvidia
Intel confirmed its new Crescent Island AI data centre chip will begin sampling in the second half of 2026, part of a broader push to challenge Nvidia and AMD before Intel's July 23 earnings update.
NewsiOS 27 Beta Lets You Change How Siri Sounds, and It Is More Useful Than It Sounds
Apple's latest iOS 27 developer beta adds sliders to control how fast Siri talks and how much tonal expression it uses, which sounds minor until you remember th
ComputingA laptop GPU just topped the Steam Hardware Survey for the first time
The June 2026 Steam Hardware Survey shows a laptop graphics card leading the GPU chart for the first time in the survey's history, alongside Windows 11 clearing 70% share and AMD closing the CPU gap with Intel.
NewsMicrosoft Is Selling Off Four Xbox Studios and It Signals Something Bigger
Microsoft is selling four Xbox studios, including Double Fine and Compulsion Games, as part of what it calls 'significant gaming cuts'. Both studios will keep t
AINetflix Pioneered Binge-Watching. Now Its Own Success Might Be Its Biggest Problem
Netflix is quietly abandoning the all-at-once drop model that it invented, shifting its biggest originals to weekly releases instead. The reasons are fundamenta
SecurityOomwoo is a robot vacuum you 3D print yourself, and it never touches the cloud
Oomwoo is an open-source robot vacuum built from a Raspberry Pi, 2D LiDAR and a 3D-printed chassis, running fully offline with native Home Assistant integration, sidestepping the cloud security concerns of commercial robot vacuums.