EU governments are pushing for a new law that would force VPN providers, messaging apps, and cloud services to retain user metadata like IP addresses and location history. Privacy advocates warn this would fundamentally break no-log services, potentially forcing legitimate providers out of the EU ma
Xreal has announced an upgraded, more affordable version of its entry-level AR glasses. The Xreal 1S costs $449 and can convert 2D video to 3D on the fly using its built-in chip.
The v0.4 release of Box64, a crucial tool for running x64 Linux games on ARM systems like the Raspberry Pi, brings better support for games with DRM. At the same time, Igalia is contributing kernel code to improve the overall Steam gaming experience on ARM64 platforms.
Mumbai-based Knight Fintech, which builds core banking infrastructure, has secured $23.6 million in a funding round led by Accel. The news prompted a sharp debate on social media about AI’s potential to disrupt the traditional economic relationship between capital and wages.
A criminal is selling what they claim is 139 GB of sensitive engineering data stolen from a firm that works with major US utilities. The data includes detailed LiDAR maps and design files for transmission lines and substations. The asking price is about $585,000 in bitcoin.
Airbus is launching a major tender to migrate its most sensitive workloads to a European cloud provider. The contract, worth over €50 million, aims to move ERP, CRM, and aircraft design systems. However, executives admit there’s only an 80% chance they’ll even find a suitable European supplier.
Asus has made it official: prices are going up. In a letter to partners, the company confirmed a “strategic” price adjustment for specific products, blaming AI-driven market demand and supply chain volatility. The changes are set to take effect before CES 2026 kicks off.
According to legendary VC Bill Gurley, the AI frenzy is a classic “industrial bubble” where real innovation and wild speculation are inseparable. He warns of inflated valuations, circular deals, and a brutal landscape for retail investors. But he still sees one clear path for building durable compan
Power plants are facing a perfect storm: old gear, retiring experts, and pressure to stay online. The industry’s answer? Centralized remote operations centers that let one team monitor dozens of facilities from a single room. It’s a fundamental shift in how we keep the lights on.
Asus has told telecom channels it will not introduce new smartphone models in 2026. The company insists it will maintain operations and support for existing devices, but the pause highlights the brutal challenges for PC brands in the mobile market.
