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A year-plus North American medical and military espionage campaign moved from REDCap credential theft to Gmail exfiltration.
The ban wiped out defenders’ access, and cybersecurity and market-watchers are calling it a self-inflicted risk.
An Earth observation satellite located its target on its own in April, signaling a step change in space sensing workflows.
The Austrian chip-materials supplier is scaling output in Malaysia and China, betting its next growth cycle rides AI demand.
A Reuters review says Tesla’s self-published statistics could be viewed as misleading marketing while it pushes Full Self-Driving approval.
The thinnest Honor foldable yet goes after creases, water resistance, and endurance. The tradeoff: only one feels truly new.
The change hits iPhone 11 and beyond, improving responsiveness through a largely unnoticed part of iOS.
Former Hugging Face executive Tiezhen Wang explains why China’s open-source strategy could reshape the AI race.
Decision turns AI Overview from “you should check” into a legal exposure issue for Google and business buyers.
Talks with Shanghai GPU maker Iluvatar CoreX signal ByteDance is shopping for supply resilience beyond Nvidia.
Google’s timeline is close, and decision-makers need to know what breaks, what changes, and why regulators now matter more.
The layoff wave is hitting tens of thousands of workers while a small AI cohort accumulates wealth at an eye-watering pace.
