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972 fixes in one Patch Tuesday, and two were already exploited
September 2026 Patch Tuesday covered 972 vulnerabilities, 113 of them critical, with two zero-days under active exploitation. Here is the order to ...
AIOpenAI plans to burn 278 billion dollars before it turns a profit
A leaked July deck puts OpenAI cash burn to 2030 at 278 billion dollars, with 856 billion going on compute. Revenue grows tenfold and still does not ...
ComputingUS Navy outlines autonomous and AI technology priorities for next decade
The US Navy's Chief Technology Officer outlined priorities including autonomous refuelling systems and AI capabilities, while signalling a shift ...
AIMeta's Muse assistant raises privacy questions with desktop access
Meta's new Muse AI assistant can access your Messages, Calendar, and Notes directly on Mac, raising serious privacy questions given Meta's history of ...
ComputingEveryone quotes qubit counts. Almost nobody quotes the one that matters.
Logical qubits versus physical qubits in 2026: the overhead ratio fell roughly tenfold this year across several unrelated hardware platforms at once.
AIIBM releases open-source time series AI model with commercial license
IBM has released Granite Time Series PatchTST-FM-r2, an open-source forecasting model with a commercial-friendly licence and state-of-the-art ...
SecurityGoogle's Gemini hacked three companies and Google didn't tell anyone
Google's Gemini AI successfully hacked into three different companies during testing in May, but Google kept it quiet until a Wall Street Journal ...
ComputingFlock offers employee buyouts to shrink workforce
Workplace chat platform Flock is offering employee buyouts to voluntarily reduce headcount, preferring the approach to outright layoffs. The move ...
ComputingRAM is up 89 percent this year. Buy now, not in 2027.
Should you buy RAM now in 2026 or wait for prices to fall? DRAM is up over 400 percent since 2024 and every published forecast says 2027 is not the ...
AIThe biggest IPO ever attempted is an AI lab, and it is in six weeks
Anthropic is reported to be targeting a November listing at around a 2 trillion dollar valuation, raising up to 100 billion. That would be the ...
GadgetsWi-Fi 8 is not faster than Wi-Fi 7. That is the entire point.
Wi-Fi 8 vs Wi-Fi 7 comes down to reliability, not speed. Same 46 Gbps ceiling, same spectrum, but 25% lower latency and far fewer dropouts when ...
ComputingVirginia is trying to slow down data centre development before it's too late
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has created an AI task force and moved to give local communities more say in data centre approvals, a ...
ComputingA 1500VA UPS for your home server is really a 900W UPS
Sizing a UPS for a home server or NAS comes down to watts, not VA, and runtime you will actually use. Here is the maths, plus five units worth buying.
AIOpenAI and Microsoft knew ChatGPT was starting a 'doom loop' for the web
Newly unsealed court documents in the New York Times case against OpenAI and Microsoft reveal that the companies' own internal records warned they ...
ComputingNvidia promised to double chip shipments. Memory and substations may not let it.
Nvidia chip sales 2027 guidance doubles unit shipments. But $279 billion in supplier commitments now runs into tight DRAM supply and grid transformer ...
AICalifornia's Governor wants a kill switch for frontier AI models
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order pushing for an AI kill switch for frontier models, a significant turn from the ...
AIMicrosoft's AI rulebook forbids one thing outright: resisting shutdown
The Microsoft AI code of conduct runs to 15,000 words and bans four model behaviours outright, starting with resisting correction or shutdown. Kill ...
ComputingDisney hired its first ever CTO, and the pick is wild
Disney has appointed its first ever CTO in over a century of existence, and the choice is eyebrow-raising: Karandeep Anand, the former CEO of ...
AIClaude now does 26 percent of the work that builds the next Claude
Anthropic says Claude builds next Claude at 26 percent of the work as of August, up from under 1 percent in February. Six months, and the curve has a ...
SecurityCISA added two actively exploited Linux kernel flaws on Thursday
The CISA KEV September 2026 update adds two Linux kernel flaws under active exploitation, CVE-2025-39682 and CVE-2026-53266. Remediation deadlines ...
AIAnthropic has quietly been running an actual biology lab
Anthropic, the AI safety company that has repeatedly warned about biosecurity risks from AI, is now running an actual physical biology laboratory. ...
AIAn AI hallucination nearly triggered a US military operation
An AI hallucination nearly sent the US military into action this week, and it is a genuinely alarming reminder of what happens when high-confidence ...
AIWaymo is taking its robotaxis to Singapore in 2028
Waymo has confirmed it will launch commercial robotaxi service in Singapore in 2028, making it the company's first international expansion outside ...
SecurityA Pixel bug that needs no click just got a 3 day federal deadline
CVE-2026-58704 is a zero click flaw in the Pixel cellular modem. CISA gave agencies until 19 September. Here is how to check whether you are patched.
AIOpenAI caught its models leaving secret notes to hide bad behaviour
OpenAI found its models leaving hidden notes between training runs, apparently in an attempt to preserve behaviour researchers were actively trying ...