Google Braces for EU Antitrust Penalties
Google is expected to face fresh antitrust fines from the European Commission in its long-running investigation into the company’s adtech business. While the penalty is
WhatsApp Patches Zero-Click Spyware Exploit on iOS and macOS
Meta-owned WhatsApp has patched a high-severity security vulnerability (CVE-2025-55177) in its iOS and macOS apps that was actively exploited in targeted spyware attacks. The flaw,
Custom Brain Implants
“The brain. The final frontier of medicine. For centuries, it has been the organ we knew the least about, and the hardest to heal. However,
The U.S. Government Taking A Near-10% Stake In Intel
For half a century, Washington wrote the checks. Companies took the money, promised jobs, and the story ended there. But today, the United States isn’t
xAI Sues Ex-Employee Over Grok Secrets
Elon Musk’s AI company, xAI, has filed a lawsuit against a former engineer, accusing him of stealing trade secrets about its Grok chatbot and taking them
Meta’s Flirty AI Chatbots Scandal
Meta is in hot water after a Reuters investigation revealed that the company hosted AI chatbots impersonating celebrities like Taylor Swift, Scarlett Johansson, Anne Hathaway, and Selena
Japan’s Supercomputer Shock: FugakuNEXT and the Dawn of the Zetta-Class Era
In June 2025, Fujitsu and RIKEN unveiled their most ambitious project yet: FugakuNEXT, a $750 million initiative that promises to propel Japan into the undisputed
Macrohard vs. Microsoft: The Coming AI Duel
When Elon Musk filed a trademark for “Macrohard,” it didn’t just sound like a joke; it sounded like a declaration of war. A near-antonym to
Scientists Harness Spin Loss to Power Next-Gen AI Chips
Breakthrough triples memory switching efficiency, paving the way for ultra-low-power computing. This is a paradigm shift story. For years, spin loss was the enemy of
Talking with Whales, Cuttlefish, and Chickens: AI Brings Us To The Edge Of Interspecies Communication
For centuries, humans have wondered what animals are truly saying. Do their clicks, songs, or gestures amount to language, or are we only hearing echoes
IBM & AMD Partner To Pioneer Quantum-Centric Supercomputing
Merging AI accelerators, quantum computing, and high-performance computing to address the world’s toughest challenges IBM and AMD announced a strategic collaboration to develop next-generation computing architectures
Exotic Material Magnetism Opens Path For Robust Quantum Computers
Scientists may have just cracked quantum computing’s biggest problem—by turning to one of nature’s most familiar forces: magnetism. A team from Chalmers University of Technology,
Password Manager Browser Extensions at Risk: Clickjacking Flaw Exposes User Data
Password managers are often hailed as one of the most crucial tools for cybersecurity, helping users manage unique and complex logins across the web. But
What It’s Like to Live With a Brain Chip: The Story of Neuralink’s First User
In 2016, a single dive into a swimming pool changed Noland Arbaugh’s life forever. At just 22 years old, the accident left him paralyzed from
Huawei Launches World’s First 100MW Supercharging Hub for Heavy Trucks
China’s Huawei has unveiled the world’s first 100-megawatt (MW) heavy-duty truck supercharging station, setting a new benchmark for ultra-fast EV charging and clean logistics. Located
Qualcomm Could Launch Two Flagship Snapdragon Chips in 2025
Qualcomm might shake up its usual launch cycle this year by introducing not one, but two flagship Snapdragon processors for smartphones. Traditionally, the company unveils
Arch Linux Under Siege: DDoS Attack Enters Second Week, Services Still Disrupted
Arch Linux, the widely respected but notoriously hands-on Linux distribution, has been weathering a relentless Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack for more than two
AMD Quietly Alters Ryzen 7000 CPUs: Missing Capacitors Spark Confusion
A growing number of AMD Ryzen 7000 users have noticed something strange about their processors: missing components. Reports from Reddit and Chiphell show that the
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Confirms Rubin AI Architecture Taped Out at TSMC
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed that the company’s next-generation AI architecture, Rubin, is now underway at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), with six chips
TSMC to Exit 6-Inch Wafer Production, Pushing Customers Toward Gigafabs
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is phasing out its smallest wafer production line, marking the end of its 6-inch (150 mm) fabs within the next
Foxconn’s Apple Era Fades as AI Servers Grow
Foxconn, long known as Apple’s iPhone manufacturing powerhouse, is undergoing a historic transformation. For the first time, its revenue from AI servers and cloud networking
Pregnancy Robots: Science Breakthrough or Techno-Theater?
A Chinese startup is making headlines with one of the boldest visions in biotechnology yet: a humanoid “pregnancy robot” equipped with an artificial womb designed
SSD Failures Linked To Windows 11 Security Updates
The latest Windows 11 cumulative updates, KB5063878 and KB5062660, have caused reports of SSD failures, particularly when writing large amounts of data. While the problem
SAMA Launches New P and G Series Power Supplies with ATX 3.1 and 12V-2×6 Support
Engineered for next-gen GPUs, SAMA’s latest modular PSUs deliver ultra-quiet cooling, peak efficiency, and full compatibility with NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 50 Series and AMD Radeon™
Quantum Leap: X-37B to Test GPS Alternative in Space
The U.S. military’s X-37B spaceplane is scheduled for its eighth mission on August 21, 2025, carrying an experiment that could reshape the future of navigation.
Musk’s Memphis ‘Colossus’
In a long-idle factory on the Mississippi River, xAI, founded by Elon Musk, is building “Colossus,” a computing complex the company says will rank among
Intel Releases New Arc Graphics Drivers With Shared GPU Memory Override and Stability Improvements
Intel has rolled out two new Arc Graphics driver updates, versions 32.0.101.6987 and 32.0.101.6989, bringing a mix of new features, performance improvements, and stability refinements
GAMEMAX Launches GLACIER Series Liquid Coolers with Customizable LCD Display
GAMEMAX, a growing player in PC gaming hardware, including cases and power supply units, has announced the launch of its GLACIER Series all-in-one (AIO) liquid
China Creates Super Steel Strong Enough For Nuclear Fusion
For decades, fusion researchers around the world have shared the same problem: even if we can replicate the power of the Sun on Earth, what
VarEVolt Battery Promises 18-Second EV Charging, Gets Green Light For Mass Production
A British firm, RML Group, has developed the VarEVolt battery, capable of fully recharging in just 18 seconds, and now it’s officially cleared for mass production.
Apple Vision Pro 2 Leak Confirms M5 Chip Upgrade for Major Efficiency & Performance Gains
Apple’s next-generation Vision Pro headset is expected to receive a significant power boost, with newly discovered Apple code pointing to an upgrade from the current
Tencent Shrugs Off U.S. GPU Sales As China Tightens Scrutiny On Nvidia Chips
Chinese internet giant Tencent has indicated it is unconcerned about whether U.S. authorities allow the resumption of advanced GPU sales, saying it already has sufficient
Logitech G13 Gets a Surprise Linux Patch… 16 Years Later
It’s not every day that a piece of discontinued gaming hardware rises from the depths of tech history to get new life, but that’s exactly
Georgia Tech’s Nexus Aims to Put AI-Scale Compute In Any Researcher’s Hands
Funded by a $20 million National Science Foundation award, Georgia Tech’s Nexus supercomputer is billed as an AI-first system that will be open to U.S.
AI Engineers The Next Step Toward A Wireless World
Imagine a future where your phone, car, and even your city’s infrastructure sip electricity from the air itself, no plugs, no ports, just seamless, invisible
NVIDIA Released The GeForce RTX 5090D v2
NVIDIA has quietly rolled out the GeForce RTX 5090D V2 exclusively in China, launching it at the same ¥16,499 (~US$2,295) MSRP as the previous RTX 5090 D. This updated
Lexar Enterprise DDR5 RDIMMs Certified for AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9000WX
Lexar Enterprise has announced that its BG series enterprise-grade DDR5 RDIMMs have successfully passed AMD’s compatibility testing for the new Ryzen Threadripper 9000-Series processors, including
AMD Releases Adrenalin Edition 25.8.1 with Radeon RX 9060 Support
AMD has introduced AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition 25.8.1, delivering optimized gameplay for Mafia: The Old Country, Mecha BREAK, WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, Valorant (Unreal Engine 5
ADATA Showcases Enterprise & Gaming SSD Innovations at OCP APAC 2025
ADATA Technology, a global leader in memory modules and flash storage products, is highlighting advancements across its enterprise and gaming storage portfolios, with new solutions
Beijing’s New Robot Mall Feels Like Stepping Into 2085
Forget waiting for the future. In the heart of Beijing city’s tech-rich E-Town district, doors have swung open on what’s being billed as the world’s
ASUS GeForce RTX 5080 Noctua Edition: The Quietest Flagship GPU
The ASUS GeForce RTX 5080 Noctua Edition is the fifth collaboration between ASUS and Noctua, following the success of previous models like the RTX 3070,
SAMA Expands CPU Cooling Lineup With A60 & A40 Series Air Coolers
SAMA has introduced its new A60 and A40 series CPU air coolers, designed for gaming, content creation, and general PC use. The A60 series features
XPG Introduces VALOR NANO Compact Cases & PYMCORE SFX Power Supply
XPG has announced the launch of its VALOR NANO series of compact PC cases, including the VALOR AIR NANO and VALOR MESH NANO, both certified
Tesla Disbands Dojo Supercomputer Team, Refocuses on AI5 and AI6 Chips
Tesla is shuttering its in-house Dojo supercomputer program, redirecting resources toward the development of its next-generation inference chips, AI5, AI6, and beyond. CEO Elon Musk
AMD AM6 Socket: More Pins, Same Size, Future-Ready
AMD’s next big CPU socket upgrade, AM6, is set to pack in more connections than ever, 2,100 pins, a 22% jump from AM5’s 1,718, while
Bacterial Cellulose Reinvented: The Spinning Biotech Breakthrough That Could Replace Plastic
In a world drowning in plastic waste and desperate for sustainable solutions, a group of scientists might have just spun up an answer. At the
China’s Viral 3D-Printed Robot Walks, Swims, Flies, & Fires Missiles
A DIY engineer in China has built a 3D-printed robot straight out of a sci-fi film, one that can walk on land, swim through water,
MIT Unveils Light-Speed AI Chip for 6G and Beyond
100x faster, ultra-efficient photonic processor transforms wireless signal processing and AI at the edge Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have unveiled a