Valve is taking another shot at the living room with a completely redesigned Steam Machine set for early 2026. The new hardware features upgradable components and console-like design while running SteamOS. This could be the moment PC gaming truly challenges console dominance.
Samsung is taking a bold approach to China’s competitive foldable market. The Galaxy Z TriFold launches December 5, 2025, but only in select markets including China. This exclusive strategy could finally give Samsung the edge it needs.
The Trump administration’s flagship AI platform still doesn’t include Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot. While Google, Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic models are available, Grok remains in safety assessment limbo with the GSA.
State-backed Chinese hackers used Anthropic’s Claude AI model to automate up to 90% of their attacks on corporations and governments. The September campaign involved roughly 30 automated attacks that stole sensitive data from four victims.
OpenAI has been found guilty of copyright infringement by a German court for training its AI models on music lyrics without permission. The ruling comes as multiple lawsuits against AI companies over training data continue to pile up. This marks the first major AI copyright decision in Europe.
When The New York Times asked if women ruined the workplace, they missed the point entirely. The workplace was designed a century ago for men with stay-at-home wives. Now we need to redesign it for everyone.
The Bcachefs filesystem has rolled out a major update to its rebalance feature that now handles all I/O path options including replication and erasure coding. This represents a significant step forward in automated data protection and filesystem maintenance capabilities for the open-source project.
Smart factories face unprecedented security challenges as IoT devices multiply and cloud attacks surge. Manufacturing operations are becoming increasingly vulnerable to breaches that can halt production and steal valuable intellectual property. Proper security planning from the outset is crucial for
Infinidat’s latest storage refresh isn’t just firmware promises – it’s delivering actual hardware improvements that matter. The company squeezed more capacity into smaller footprints while cutting entry costs significantly. They’re betting enterprises will consolidate workloads on fewer, more powerf
The Linux kernel is finally removing SHA-1 support for signing kernel modules after years of deprecation. Most distributions already moved to SHA-2, with the default changing to SHA-512 last year. Only Android still relies on the insecure hashing algorithm.
