HBO Max joins the vertical video bandwagon with Shorts feed
Warner Bros. Discovery adds a TikTok-style vertical video feed to HBO Max, aiming to boost discovery and mobile engagement.
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Used Tesla V100 emerges as budget local LLM powerhouse
A decommissioned Nvidia Tesla V100 GPU from data centers is now the cheapest route to run large language models at home, undercutting even RTX 3090 prices.
Linux devices rebooted by Tengu botnet after takedown
The Tengu botnet uses Linux watchdogs to reboot compromised devices when defenders terminate its process, complicating removal. Nozomi Networks reports.
GitHub tightens npm and Actions security against supply chain threats
GitHub rolls out new account safeguards for npm and stricter GitHub Actions defaults to curb rising supply chain attacks.
How Google’s AI Mode Lets You Enjoy the Real World More
Google’s AI-powered Search tools can now help you plan offline activities like concerts or dining without losing time to endless scrolling.
Dyson’s All-in-One Vacuum-Mop Arrives with a Premium Price Tag
Dyson’s new V16 Piston Animal Submarine merges vacuuming and mopping into one cordless device, but the cost may surprise even seasoned tech shoppers.
Hidden Google Maps tweak slashes battery drain on road trips
A simple Google Maps setting can significantly reduce battery drain during long drives, cutting unnecessary background activity.
MCBS breach exposes data of 1.26 million patients
A major healthcare billing firm confirms a 2025 cyberattack, putting 1.26 million patients' sensitive data at risk.
MoilStack .md: A Fast, Private Markdown Editor with Built-in AI
A new open-source Markdown editor combines local and cloud AI power with privacy-focused design—no vendor lock-in, no telemetry.
Armenia’s AI Play: Compute Sovereignty Over Chip Factories
Armenia is betting big on AI infrastructure, not semiconductor fabs, with a new $500 million hub near Yerevan. Here’s what the plan means for regional tech autonomy.