Meanwhile, AI agents move robotic arms, 'make OT device operator screens lie'

And you'll trust agents to do that for the same reason you no longer worry about automatic transmissions

Korean boffins use oxygen to stop crystals forming in the wrong places, aiming to get tech to commercial sector by 2030

Attackers abusing rare Cyrillic and Latin letters to impersonate popular websites

EU executive branch is building a sovereign backup with Element, not replacing Teams. Not yet anyway

Source attribution matters to 79% of respondents – handy for a company licensing its Q&A archive to model builders

The first version of Microsoft-Decision-1 is based on Qwen3.5-9B, but the next will sport homegrown tech, Redmond reassures

Tokens transmitted in metadata, weak VM isolation, and expansive permissions make hacking a lot easier

What Microsoft giveth, Microsoft taketh away, again and again

Low-band frequencies can reach devices inside buildings, while 2 GHz orbiters could extend coverage beyond cell towers

Analysts welcome Fusion Claw's tighter controls but warn of early adoption and cloud lock-in

Buyers rushed to beat hikes earlier this year, but demand has since dried up as AI-fueled component shortages send costs soaring

Shield AI matches the funding as autonomous X-BAT heads toward flight testing later this year

ALT: Hey! Fancy Another One?

Shield AI matches the funding as autonomous X-BAT heads toward flight testing later this year

No word on exploitation status, but a 9.5 severity score suggests time is of the essence

New usage policy cracks down on cruelty to chatbot, alongside slightly more pressing matters of weapons development, surveillance, and election interference

Vegalabs says $21,168 in unused Azure credits expired as separate Marketplace charges piled up

In which BOFH and PFY meet 1990s heroes who know how to deal with Bosses

Chap who took the job left a trail of wreckage – and invaluable case studies – in his incompetent wake

Octocats claim 35x write improvement

As Microsoft denies alleged ‘fraud and abuse’ that sparked the tweaks

Putin this cloud region back into operation might not be possible, says Yandex

Anthropic says for the next two years, attackers will have the advantage

Credential scanning looks like a solved problem. It isn't.

Infecting devices from 2021 until the FBI stepped in

Commitment comes as GPUzilla prepares to fortify Uncle Sam's arsenal with at least seven AI-optimized supers

The Chocolate Factory proposes a single universal agent for work

Space agency claims steady progress on lunar reactor plans, but offers little evidence to back it up

The GPU giant released a fix for the flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-47483

Advanced packaging tech is essential to the domestic production of high-performance semiconductors used in AI datacenters

If there's one thing AI can do well, it's failing more quickly than the average SRE

Credential-stealing malware detected within minutes of npm release, but impact remains unknown

Researchers corroborate parts of Silent Ransom Group dump detailing crypto payouts, cash brokers, and recruitment

Gartner predicts more than half will fold by 2030, even as businesses begin testing the technology's usefulness

Her team's code kept Apollo 11's landing on course when the guidance computer became overloaded

ArtCraft adds Word, Excel, and PowerPoint lookalikes to its open source lineup, but they're not ready for production

Suspected Chinese speaker used Claude Code and agentic pentesting tool ARTEX in attacks on South Korean lenders

Amazon, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and six others agree to changes, but the ICO isn't done asking questions

AI demand fattens chipmakers' margins while cheaper PCs and phones become harder to produce profitably

Security pact promises information-sharing and coordinated disruption, but offers little detail on agencies or funding

What the f?

Understanding why our nearest star does what it does

The owner knew a guy...

The ALBATROSS has landed

Big tech has piled in with plenty of asks, but faces a fight as eight applicants want .api and seven seek .agi

Feds claim he charged clients more than ransoms, paid up, pocketed the difference

Failures of third-party services no excuse for island nation’s financial sector

But don't worry it's totally safe because the agents and models will (probably) be running locally. Routers never break right?

Persistent agents appeal to AI companies, but demand isn't obvious