The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has issued a stark warning against using personal VPN services. The agency says they often shift risk to a less trustworthy provider and can increase your attack surface.
A wild report from Korea suggests Samsung’s own semiconductor division is refusing to supply its consumer electronics arm with RAM unless it pays sky-high prices. Samsung has flatly denied the internal dispute, but the underlying market chaos is undeniable. AI companies are vacuuming up memory, send
A decade-old goal to deploy 35 gigawatts of grid batteries by 2025 has been obliterated years early, with over 40 GW already installed. This surge is reshaping the power grid and sparking a wave of startup innovation beyond just lithium-ion.
Forget deepfakes. The real election threat is AI persuasion. Chatbots can nudge voters across party lines more effectively than traditional ads, but there’s a dangerous catch.
For years, the Raspberry Pi was the default choice for hobbyist home servers. According to a new analysis, that era is over, thanks to the raw power and value of Intel N100 mini PCs.
Meta’s stock popped 5% on news it may cut its metaverse budget by up to 30%. Wall Street analysts see this as a crucial move toward financial discipline, freeing up billions for AI. Price targets suggest 20-69% upside from here.
The long-held belief that Macs are immune to serious malware is crumbling. Security firms are tracking a sharp rise in threats, making Apple’s decision to cut bug bounty payouts particularly poorly timed.
Two brothers, both federal contractors with prior hacking convictions, have been charged with a brazen data destruction spree. According to the DOJ, they deleted sensitive databases just minutes after being terminated and used an AI tool to try and hide the evidence.
Microsoft is raising prices for its commercial Microsoft 365 and Office 365 plans starting July 1, 2026. The company is bundling over 1,100 new AI and security features into core plans to justify the increase.
Valve’s new Steam Machine is hamstrung by a lack of full HDMI 2.1 support on SteamOS. The issue stems from the HDMI Forum blocking open-source implementations of the standard, forcing Valve to use a workaround for 4K/120Hz output.
