Anthropic’s $1.5B copyright deal sets AI training precedent
A landmark $1.5B settlement between Anthropic and authors clears one hurdle, but the AI training copyright debate rages on.
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Fedora vs Ubuntu: Why Fedora wins the long game
Fedora’s modern design and upstream focus are reshaping Linux for newcomers, while Ubuntu still leads on one front.
Estée Lauder hit by Oracle flaw, customer data exposed
Cosmetics giant Estée Lauder reports a data breach after attackers exploited an Oracle E-Business Suite flaw used for HR operations.
The rise of full-stack development in the AI era
Enterprises are shifting from rapid prototyping to structured, agentic engineering as AI reshapes developer roles. Here’s what it means for teams.
Google’s Frozen v2 chip to embed AI models in silicon by 2028
Google is reportedly designing a new TPU called Frozen v2 that hard-codes its Gemini models into the chip, promising 6–10× efficiency gains and a cost edge over rivals.
Adobe’s AI photo critique lands in your camera app
Adobe integrates AI-powered photo analysis into its camera app, offering real-time feedback on compositions and backgrounds.
The one Nvidia setting that sharpens every DLSS game
A simple tweak in the Nvidia App can unlock sharper visuals in DLSS-supported titles without touching in-game settings.
HollowGraph malware uses hijacked Microsoft 365 calendars to steal data
A new espionage implant, HollowGraph, hides stolen files and operator commands in fake Microsoft 365 calendar events dated 2050, leveraging legitimate Microsoft Graph API traffic to evade detection.
OpenTofu’s built-in state encryption: why plaintext risks are over
OpenTofu now encrypts infrastructure state end-to-end, guarding secrets at rest in backends, local copies and CI caches where backend encryption falls short.
US quietly tightens grip on Chinese AI models
Washington is reportedly using sanctions and soft pressure to slow the adoption of Chinese AI models, favoring domestic firms without an outright ban.