Military Right to Repair Provisions Removed from NDAA
US lawmakers removed military right to repair provisions from the 2026 NDAA, impacting service members’ ability to repair their own equipment.
Waymo Robotaxi Rides Reach 450,000 Weekly
Waymo’s robotaxi service now provides 450,000 weekly rides, nearly doubling figures from six months ago.
Nvidia H200 Chip Exports to China Approved by U.S.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has approved Nvidia’s export of H200 AI chips to China, despite national security concerns and legislative opposition.
Environmental Groups Demand Data Center Construction Halt
Environmental groups urge a moratorium on new data centers due to rising energy and water use, impacting utility bills and local communities.
Cybersecurity and Privacy
What Your Photos Actually Reveal About You
A photograph is not only an image. Attached to it, in a region of the file most people never see,
Cybersecurity and Privacy
Removing Photo Metadata Without Touching a Single Pixel
There is a hidden cost in most tools that promise to strip metadata from your photos, and it is not
Cybersecurity and Privacy
Why a Black Box Is Not Redaction
Open a PDF that someone has redacted. Find a black bar. Drag your cursor across it as though you were
Anthropic’s Claude Code Integrates with Slack
Anthropic’s Claude Code now integrates with Slack, allowing engineers to handle coding tasks directly within the messaging platform.
Lessons from Failed AI Projects: What Went Wrong?
Explore six valuable lessons from AI projects that failed to scale, highlighting common pitfalls and strategies for successful deployment.
Apple Plans New Satellite Features for iPhones
Apple is reportedly developing new satellite-powered features for iPhones, enhancing connectivity and usability beyond traditional networks.