SpaceX rocket set to crash into the Moon after seven years in space
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage, launched in 2015, is about to collide with the Moon on March 4, 2022, creating a visible plume of debris for telescopes.
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AstrOS Beta Arrives: A Fresh Immutable Arch Spin with Cosmic Flair
Linux fans can now test AstrOS beta, a new immutable Arch-based distro blending cutting-edge desktop and stability.
Amgen reports cloud breach exposing patient and proprietary data
Biotech giant Amgen discloses a cloud data breach affecting patient health records and proprietary information, raising concerns over third-party vendor security.
Why AI agents need independent checkers — the maker/check paradigm explained
Independent validation beats smarter models, but most teams still let agents check themselves. Here’s why that fails and how to fix it.
DeepSeek’s V4-Flash-0731 lands with agentic and coding boosts
DeepSeek has released DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731, a re-trained version of its open MoE model that doubles down on coding and agentic tasks while keeping the same architecture and parameter count. The update is available on Hugging Face and in public beta on the official API, with new support for the Responses format and Codex compatibility.
Robot vacuums are getting smarter—here’s what’s new in 2026
AI-powered cleaning, stronger suction, and longer battery life define the latest robot vacuums for 2026.
Why Nvidia’s DLSS 5 could shift your next GPU choice
Nvidia’s latest DLSS 5 announcement is shaping up to be a turning point in the GPU market—here’s what it means for gamers and builders.
Android TV boxes hijacked to mimic phones, steal bandwidth
Cheap Android TV boxes repurposed as mobile proxies to click ads and drain home broadband—new research reveals a China-linked operation.
GitHub’s case-folding trick: faster search with a counterintuitive twist
GitHub’s Blackbird search engine now folds text at memory speed by skipping an “optimization,” speeding up regex and username lookups across 480TB of code.
EU bets €30 billion on AI factories as US tech giants overshadow with $600B
The European Commission plans seven AI gigafactories with €30 billion, while U.S. tech giants plan $600 billion in infrastructure spend this year. What it means for the continent’s ambitions.