Bitcoin Miners Shift to AI Amidst Market Challenges
Major US bitcoin mining companies are pivoting to AI and high-performance computing due to declining profitability in bitcoin mining.
EU Investigates Google for Antitrust Violations
The EU is investigating Google for potentially breaching competition rules by using web and YouTube content unfairly in AI.
Cybersecurity and Privacy
How to Check Whether an Online Tool Really Runs in Your Browser
“Your files never leave your device.” You have read that sentence on a dozen file-conversion sites. It is sometimes true.
Z.ai Unveils Open-Source GLM-4.6V Vision Model
Zhipu AI releases GLM-4.6V, an open-source vision-language model with native tool-calling and multimodal reasoning, optimized for efficiency and enterprise use.
FTC Maintains Ban on Stalkerware Founder Scott Zuckerman
The FTC has denied Scott Zuckerman’s request to lift a ban preventing his return to the surveillance industry, following a significant data breach.
SoftBank and Nvidia Eye $1B Investment in Skild AI
SoftBank and Nvidia are reportedly planning a $1 billion investment in Skild AI, potentially tripling its valuation to $14 billion.
Devices and Hardware
The Favicon Files You Actually Need in 2026
Ask a favicon generator for a set and you will get thirty files and twenty lines of markup, most of
Devices and Hardware
Choosing a Barcode Format: Code 128, EAN-13, EAN-8 and UPC-A
Barcode formats are called symbologies, and choosing between them is simpler than it looks once you separate two questions that
Devices and Hardware
What Actually Makes a PDF Huge
A ten-page text document should be a few hundred kilobytes. When it arrives at forty megabytes, something specific has happened,
Cybersecurity and Privacy
GPS in Photos: How Precise Is It, Really?
“Photos contain your location” is true but too vague to act on. The useful question is how precisely, and the