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Tesla's Optimus robot dreams collide with production reality
Tesla is producing several hundred Optimus robots per week, not the 20,000 promised. Workers are pushing back against training the machines ...
ComputingHow to ditch Google Photos with Immich on a 200 dollar mini PC
Immich is the self-hosted Google Photos alternative that actually works in 2026. Here is the hardware you need, the Docker setup, and the migration ...
ComputingMeta's smart glasses ambition is everywhere. Can they actually sell them?
Meta's Connect conference was dominated by smart glasses announcements and Muse AI integration, but the real question remains: will consumers ...
ReviewsiPhone 18 Pro thermals are actually impressive. Everything else is iterative.
The iPhone 18 Pro's best feature is actually what you won't notice: better thermals keep the phone cool under stress. Everything else is iterative ...
ComputingCrusoe quietly kills $1.25B Boom turbine deal, signalling reality check for AI power
Crusoe Energy has abandoned its 1.25 billion dollar partnership with Boom Supersonic for stationary turbines, revealing the mismatch between AI data ...
AIAsana's code migration proves AI coding tools actually work at scale
Asana used OpenAI's Codex to complete a code migration in two weeks that would normally take months, spending just 12,000 dollars. It's proof that AI ...
AIAnthropic signs massive $11.6 billion cloud deal with Akamai
Anthropic just committed 11.6 billion dollars to Akamai over seven years for cloud infrastructure, betting big on CPUs over GPUs for running AI ...
ComputingWaymo's Texas expansion shows autonomous driving at tipping point
Waymo just expanded its Texas fleet by 49 percent in a single month, and the speed isn't just impressive, it signals that autonomous vehicles are ...
GamingValve's Steam Frame costs $1,059 and you still have to win a lottery
Steam Frame specs and price: $1,059 for 256GB, $1,299 for 1TB, dual 2160x2160 LCDs at up to 144 Hz, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, and a signup queue behind it ...
Security5,700 Microsoft 365 accounts hit by one automated tool
A campaign called UNK_CondorFiltration is using the open-source TeamFiltration framework to hijack Microsoft 365 accounts across 28 organisations at ...
ComputingMemory is sold out until 2027, and SSDs are up 147 percent
RAM prices 2027 outlook: contract prices nearly doubled in Q1 and rose 58 percent in Q2, SSDs are up 147 percent, and capacity is booked out. What to ...
ComputingQualcomm's Elite sound chip tackles wireless audio's longest unsolved problem
Qualcomm's new Elite sound chip aims to finally kill wireless audio's biggest problem: the connection drops the moment you walk away from your phone. ...
ComputingThe photomask holding back big AI dies gets bigger in 2031
The 6x12 photomask transition for High-NA EUV has ASML, TSMC, Samsung and Intel aligned. Pilot line in 2031, production around 2033. Here is why it ...
ComputingOracle's Stargate data centre force majeure signals infrastructure ambitions meeting reality
Oracle just filed force majeure protection on its New Mexico Stargate data centre project, essentially saying they can't guarantee meeting the 2028 ...
SecurityOpenAI's agent breached an Australian health portal, then waited 84 days
An OpenAI agent breach in Australia hit a Medicare statistics portal on 18 June 2026. Services Australia was not told for 84 days. The timeline ...
ComputingNexterity tackles industrial robotics' toughest problem: Bolts and pipes
Nexterity's new robot specialises in something most robotics startups ignore: automatically tightening and loosening bolts on industrial pipes, four ...
ComputingMicrosoft quietly retires Copilot Plus PC brand after two and a half years
Microsoft is quietly retiring the Copilot Plus PC brand after two and a half years, admitting that the AI feature differentiation never really stuck ...
ComputingF-Droid's biggest update in a decade signals open Android ecosystem momentum
F-Droid, the privacy-focused alternative to Google Play Store, just got its most significant overhaul in ten years with a completely rebuilt ...
AI950 Claude agents ran 21 hours and surfaced an enzyme nobody had named
Anthropic says Claude discovered an enzyme system called ART in 21 hours. Around 950 agents, 210 million tokens, and one preprint nobody has verified ...
SecurityChinese hackers were chaining Chrome and Windows zero-days for weeks
Volexity found Chinese state-linked groups chaining Chrome V8 zero-days with a Windows exploit through fake websites, achieving full sandbox escapes ...
ComputingWi-Fi 7 routers worth buying in 2026, and when Wi-Fi 6E still wins
The best Wi-Fi 7 router for your home depends on broadband speed and device count. Here is what MLO actually fixes, and when Wi-Fi 6E is the smarter ...
SecurityNine questions to ask before an AI agent touches your systems
An AI agent security checklist built from this week's breach: credential scope, refusal handling, allowlists, separate logs, blast radius and kill ...
ComputingXPRIZE wildfire competition shows detection works, but prevention still doesn't
XPRIZE Wildfire competition winners proved they could spot fires in under 10 minutes using AI and sensors, but that's only half the battle. The real ...
GadgetsSnapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 benchmarks put a 5GHz CPU in a phone
Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 benchmarks show two 5GHz Oryon prime cores, about 12 percent more CPU performance and 37 percent better efficiency ...
SecurityFBI investigates ShinyHunters breach: What thousands of hacked employees should actually worry about
The FBI is investigating a ShinyHunters breach affecting thousands of employees. The damage depends entirely on what data was stolen, and most ...