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Snap introduces Specs Intelligence, a proactive AI assistant that connects your digital accounts to manage tasks and travel. It's out now on iOS, with Mac coming soon.
Iran's strikes on Amazon data centers in Bahrain and UAE caused damage exceeding AWS design specs, resulting in permanent loss of customer data. Are your data safe in the cloud?
Google just announced Home MCP, a protocol that lets AI agents like Claude and Antigravity control your smart home devices. The era of proprietary assistants is ending.
Apple is reportedly developing an enterprise server powered by M-series Ultra chips for AI, set to debut in 2029. This would be Apple's first server in decades and a direct challenge to Nvidia.
California is considering scrapping its landmark net neutrality law to avoid losing federal broadband funds. Will it trade principles for cash?
A security researcher has extracted the cryptographic keys used to sign barcodes on US driver's licenses. The find exposes an outdated verification system and opens the door to mass forgery.
Nvidia announces native Rust support for GPU programming. Is this the end of C++ for kernels? Here's what it means.
Valve expands SteamOS with compatibility layers for Arm chips and Android APKs. Is this the end of hardware barriers for PC gaming?
AI's digital trash could fill 23 million shipping containers by 2050. Are we ready for this tsunami of tech waste?
AI labs are hiring in-house auditors to keep rogue agents in check. But the real fix isn't more oversight — it's closing the door they left wide open.