The Devuan project has released version 6.0 “Excalibur,” a major update to its systemd-free Linux distribution. Based on Debian 13 “Trixie,” it brings significant package updates while preserving init freedom. Existing users can upgrade following official instructions.
Tesla’s recent 9% stock surge masks deeper problems in its core business. The EV market is cooling, Chinese competitors are gaining ground, and Tesla’s self-driving lead is narrowing. Here’s why the rally might not last.
An international team of mathematicians says they’ve proven we’re not living in a computer simulation. Their research combines quantum gravity with Gödel’s incompleteness theorem to argue reality requires non-algorithmic understanding.
Roblox stock has plunged 22% in less than a month despite showing revenue and user growth. The company posted significant net losses and projects margin declines for 2026. Now investors are wondering if this dip is temporary or the start of a bigger slide.
The Louvre Museum’s recent jewelry heist wasn’t its only security problem. A newly surfaced audit shows the museum struggled for over a decade with outdated software, including systems controlling video surveillance. This paints a picture of long-term security neglect.
Ai2’s new OlmoEarth platform gives anyone free access to AI models trained on millions of Earth observations. The system can monitor deforestation, assess crops, and predict wildfires in near real-time. Early users are already mapping mangroves with 97% accuracy and detecting Amazon deforestation.
Snowflake is steering toward a future where AI agents help every employee work with data. The company is betting that its focus on trust and governance will win over enterprises, even as competition heats up.
The debate over meeting etiquette is heating up as more employees return to office. JPMorgan’s CEO demands full attention, while IBM’s leader says banning tech would be “weird” for a tech company. Both agree small meetings require focus.
Zendesk’s autonomous AI agents now resolve nearly 80% of customer support requests without human intervention. The company achieved this through GPT-5 integration and HyperArc acquisition, transforming reactive support into proactive strategy.
YouTube TV subscribers can get a $10 monthly credit for six months after Disney removed its channels from the platform. The credit isn’t automatic for all users, and you’ll need to manually check your account settings to claim it.
