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Chrome V8 zero-day is under active attack. Update now
Google rushed an emergency patch for CVE-2026-11645, a Chrome V8 flaw already being exploited in the wild. Here is what it is and what to do.
AIThe AI talent raid that won't slow down
Two more Gemini researchers joined Anthropic, the fourth senior Google exit in six days, as Anthropic accused Alibaba of millions of fraudulent ...
RoboticsA humanoid robot company is about to go public
Agility Robotics, maker of the Digit warehouse robot, is heading to public markets via a SPAC at a $2.5bn valuation, backed by Amazon, Nvidia and ...
Security24 billion stolen credentials turned up in one exposed database
Researchers found an 8.3TB database of 24 billion credential records sitting open online. Most were fresh infostealer logs with plaintext passwords.
AIZhipu AI releases GLM-5.2 under an open MIT licence
China's Zhipu AI shipped GLM-5.2, a large mixture-of-experts model with a one million token context window, under a permissive MIT licence.
ReviewsSoundcore's Liberty 5 Pro Max puts a dedicated AI chip in your ears
A separate AI processor drives Adaptive ANC 4.0 and real-time audio tuning, for a fraction of flagship earbud money.
ReviewsSennheiser's Momentum 5 quietly outclasses headphones costing twice as much
57 hours of battery with ANC on, Dolby Atmos, and a price that undercuts Sony's new flagship by a wide margin.
GadgetsThe Redmi Turbo 5 is a battery monster that costs less than you'd think
A 7,560 mAh cell, 100W charging and a Dimensity 8500 Ultra chip aimed at people who hate charging their phone.
GadgetsQualcomm bets beyond mobile with a $10bn AI chip deal and new AR silicon
Talks to buy Tenstorrent, custom data-centre chips, and a Snapdragon Reality Elite platform for smart glasses.
ReviewsThe best Prime Day 2026 tech deals still live before it ends tonight
Amazon Prime Day 2026 ends tonight. Here are the tech deals reviewers actually rate, still in stock, with the real prices and who each one is for.
ComputingNvidia just walked into the PC chip market, and Intel should be worried
The RTX Spark Superchip puts a 20-core CPU and a Blackwell GPU on one piece of silicon. It lands in laptops this autumn.
ComputingMicrosoft's 2026 Surface line is its best in years, and its most expensive
OLED screens, new haptics and a two-stage chip rollout. The catch is a price hike that pushes Surface above equivalent Macs.
AIMicrosoft introduces Autopilots, autonomous agents with their own identity
Microsoft launched a new agent category called Autopilots, led by Microsoft Scout, an always-on autonomous agent with its own governed org identity.
GadgetsLogitech's Mobi Fold is the travel mouse a trackpad never quite replaced
A genuinely pocketable mouse that folds flat, pairs with three devices, and works with almost everything.
ComputingIntel's 18A-P node hits a milestone, with Apple and Google reportedly circling
The advanced process enters risk production, and a tie-up with Taiwan's UMC takes aim at TSMC's foundry lead.
AIThe EU moved its biggest AI deadlines and banned nudifier apps
The EU Digital Omnibus package pushes back high-risk AI obligations, widens SME relief, and bans non-consensual image apps. What it means for ...
ComputingDatabricks launches Unity AI Gateway to control runaway agent costs
Databricks introduced Unity AI Gateway, giving organisations spending limits, monitoring, and runaway-usage protection across AI providers.
AICoinbase for Agents lets your AI assistant spend real money
Coinbase launched a platform that lets AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude trade, pay, and buy on your behalf. Here is what changes and what to ...
ReviewsTool of the Week: the Claude Agent SDK for building real agents
The Claude Agent SDK is a TypeScript and Python toolkit for building AI agents that call tools, run MCP servers, and spawn sub-agents. Honest review.
AIAnthropic is using its own AI to help build the next AI
Anthropic is leaning into recursive self-improvement, using its models to help design their successors. We unpack the claim and why the trend matters.
ComputingOpenAI built its own chip to stop paying Nvidia so much
OpenAI revealed Jalapeno, its first custom inference processor built with Broadcom, as it signs giant compute deals and tries to cut the cost of ...
SecurityPolice just seized 106 servers from a botnet that ran for a decade
Law enforcement disrupted SocGholish, an access broker tied to Evil Corp, seizing 106 servers and cleaning 15,000 hijacked WordPress sites pushing ...
AIGoogle's Gemini 3.5 Pro can now read 2 million tokens at once
Gemini 3.5 Pro is reaching general availability with a 2-million-token context window and a Deep Think reasoning mode, the largest context window in ...
AISpaceX just paid $60 billion for Cursor, the coding tool your developers cannot quit
SpaceX is buying Anysphere, maker of AI coding tool Cursor, for $60 billion in stock. The biggest startup acquisition on record, four days after the ...
EVs and EnergyWaymo just recalled nearly 4,000 robotaxis after some drove into freeway construction zones
Waymo is recalling about 3,900 robotaxis with a software fix after 13 incidents where cars drove into freeway construction zones in Phoenix and San ...