Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
A coordinated global operation has seized over 200 command-and-control servers, recovered 27 million stolen credentials, and identified $47 million in criminal crypto assets linked to the Amadey and StealC platforms.
The Trump administration has hailed the rulings as a victory in its crackdown on so-called "Antifa terrorists", despite convictions including one for transporting zines and charges against those not present at the shooting.
The movement of key Gemini developers follows recent high-profile exits to OpenAI and Anthropic, coinciding with rivals’ preparations for initial public offerings.
The Idaho-based semiconductor giant reported a fourfold increase in revenue to $41.45 billion, with shares surging 13 per cent following the earnings release and a new supply agreement with AI lab Anthropic.
Physicist Henry Legg argues Microsoft exaggerated findings and cherry-picked data, while the tech giant maintains its roadmap to a scalable quantum computer by 2029.
The new accelerator, designed specifically for large language model inference, promises superior performance per watt with initial data centre deployment scheduled for late 2026.
WIRED reviewers highlight energy-efficient models and flexible portable units as key value propositions for consumers seeking relief from rising temperatures.
Screenshots shared on X appeared to show Anthropic’s Claude chatbot in a 2027 National Defense Authorization Act amendment, prompting initial confusion before the Florida Republican clarified the technology’s limited role.
The move eliminates an optional long-range pack, increases standard range to 205 miles, and relies on cells sourced from Chinese manufacturer Gotion for assembly in Illinois.
Internal documents reveal a sharp pivot in strategy, with executives citing unpredictable spending and material impact on cost structures, marking the end of the 'tokenmaxxing' era.
MIT’s Stephen Casper and Shanghai Jiao Tong University’s Lin Yun call for bilateral safety protocols, warning that geopolitical rivalry must not obstruct critical cybersecurity collaboration.
Industry analysts warn the move sets a precedent that could further erode physical media rights, as hardware trends and file sizes shift the market toward digital distribution.
Early testing shows improved performance-per-watt, marking a strategic shift toward vertical integration in infrastructure as OpenAI seeks to optimise the economics of AI.
Engadget reports that Hulu’s iOS and Android applications default to a “Data Saver” mode, automatically downgrading video resolution. Subscribers with robust internet connections may find their viewing experience limited unless they navigate to settings to select the “Best Available” option.
The Japanese automaker has not confirmed plans to reintroduce the boxy mini-SUV, stating it does not speculate on future product roadmaps.
WIRED reports that the Breville Barista Express is discounted by nearly $200, while the Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro sees a 20 percent drop, marking the best deals available until the holiday season.
The 2026–2027 season introduces double-header weekends and venues including Brands Hatch, COTA, and Zandvoort.
The tech giant begins honouring its settlement agreement with Epic Games, introducing a 10 per cent service fee for smaller developers and allowing alternative billing channels in Europe, the UK, and the US.
A selection of consumer electronics, including Nintendo Switch titles, Bluetooth speakers, and security cameras, has been identified by The Verge as offering significant value during the current Prime Day cycle.
The tech giant replaces the standard 30 per cent fee with decoupled rates, introducing lower charges for high-earning developers and permitting third-party payment systems ahead of final court approval.
The new feature, available in France for select artists, allows users to adjust tempo and reverb manually, with Deezer stating that original creators are paid for every stream of the resulting tracks.
The new app integrates personalised recommendations and conversational analytics, marking another step in Meta’s strategy to retain creators amid intensifying competition from TikTok and YouTube.
Conflicting accounts emerge between the Avila family’s legal claims and Tesla’s technical data regarding the operation of the vehicle’s automated systems at the time of impact.
Figma’s latest update aims to reduce friction between creatives and developers by allowing direct code editing on the design canvas and automating visual tasks with artificial intelligence.
The Communication Workers Union cites concerns over transparency and trust as UK-based employees become the first contingent to pursue formal representation at the nonprofit behind Wikipedia.
Tesla asserts vehicle data shows accelerator was pressed to the floor, contradicting driver’s claim of Autopilot engagement as negligence lawsuit proceeds.
The Oregon State University spin-out, backed by Amazon and Nvidia, plans to list on a North American exchange via Churchill Capital Corp XI, targeting industrial clients amid a pipeline of 30 potential customers.
WIRED reports that while deals for Taco Bell, IHOP, and Roblox are available at reduced prices, financial benefit is contingent on pre-existing purchase intent.
Industry analysis suggests minimal performance disparities between 2025 and 2026 television generations, making last year’s flagships the most rational purchase for cost-conscious consumers.
The SwitchBot unit features horizontal and vertical oscillation, adjustable height, and Matter connectivity, though voice control is limited to power functions.
Developers seek to reduce fragmentation in AI workflows by standardising APIs and response formats across different language models.
The latest iteration of 8BitDo’s all-button controller targets serious enthusiasts with hardware upgrades and tournament-focused locking mechanisms, though pricing and availability remain unconfirmed.
France shuts a reactor and limits output at others after river temperatures exceed regulatory limits, while UK gas plants cut supply as demand for cooling surges.
Export controls remain in place following National Security Agency concerns, while bipartisan lawmakers demand clarity on restoration criteria from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
The Army, Navy, and Air Force have restored influenza vaccination requirements for basic trainees, reversing a directive from Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth that came into effect in April.
The entry-level model features a 63 kWh battery and 181 hp motor, while fully configured variants reach nearly $37,000.
Amazon’s Prime Day 2026 has drawn to a close, with The Verge identifying 21 products that resonated most with its tech-savvy readership, highlighting a preference for established hardware over experimental gadgets.
The new model features a 16mm profile, hot-swappable switches, and a monochromatic display for settings adjustment, though pricing remains unconfirmed.
Upgrades to the Hayward-built vehicle, informed by rider feedback, signal preparation for volume production later in 2026, pending a decision from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
The new device leverages existing sensor networks for real-time visibility, aiming to disrupt sophisticated theft rings and improve supply chain certainty for critical shipments.
A June 2026 blog post from Kibu advocates for the '3% approach' to design, suggesting that meticulous copying of existing works fosters deeper understanding and faster value creation than starting from scratch.
New Google Wallet update, rolling out over the next few weeks, expands support to 100 airlines and eliminates the need for manual passport entry for enrolled travellers.
The technology publication identifies key deals on Lego sets and children’s toys, noting that Star Wars smart brick sets remain at full price.
Federal workers report immediate reinstallation after deletion attempts, while experts flag data sharing with third parties and widgets from a Russian firm
Jeffrey Rudolph confirms 142 days remain until the facility’s debut, which features a 56-metre vertical assembly of the space shuttle Endeavour, funded by Lynda Oschin in memory of her late husband.
With RAM and storage crunches pushing new device prices up, Amazon’s sales event provides mitigation for consumers, though broader market trends remain unchanged.
Co-founders Zach Nasgowitz and TJ Driver say the $59 gadget is designed to reclaim user agency and reduce reliance on willpower in an era of digital fatigue.
Discounts of up to $190 are available for passes to the November 4 event, with group rates and exhibition opportunities also on offer before the promotional window closes.