Google buys half a Finnish nuclear plant's power for AI data centers
Google just bought half the output of a Finnish nuclear plant to feed its growing AI data centers.
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Microsoft Makes Rust a First-Class Language for Windows and Azure
Microsoft officially gave Rust tier-1 engineering status, putting it on equal footing with C++ and C# across its internal codebase.
Shopify is ditching React Native for native Swift and Kotlin
AI coding agents just removed the biggest reason to pick cross-platform mobile frameworks.
Apple enters foldables with the $2,000 iPhone Duo
Apple officially joined the foldable phone era with the $2,000 iPhone Duo.
Hackers are stealing Claude session tokens to drain paid subscriptions
If your Claude account is burning through tokens while you sleep, hackers might be riding shotgun on your subscription.
OpenAI claims AI solved a $1M math problem, sparking academic dispute
OpenAI says its internal AI solved a 90-year-old math problem, but mathematicians are pushing back on the lab's rush to take credit.
The White House pulled its border-wall Tetris knockoff
Don't mess with corporate copyright attorneys.
Authors push back as publishers and agents claim Anthropic settlement money
Authors expecting payouts from Anthropic’s copyright settlement are finding out that publishers and agents are claiming a slice of their money.
Broadcom quietly killed public downloads for VMware's migration kit
Leaving VMware just got harder—and much more frustrating.
A public zero-day turns CrowdStrike Falcon into an admin key
Security software designed to stop attackers can now be abused to gain local administrator rights.
Europe gets its first commercial orbital rocket success
Europe now has its first private rocket in orbit—and it took just two attempts.
Don't let an AI chatbot plan your mountain trek
An AI chatbot might help you draft an email, but letting it plan a wilderness hike can get you stranded on a mountain.