A newly identified China-nexus cyber adversary, tracked as WARP PANDA, is targeting US legal, tech, and manufacturing firms. The group exploits VMware vCenter and Microsoft Azure to maintain persistent, hidden access for intelligence gathering. Their operations highlight a dangerous shift in state-s
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has reportedly initiated a “code red” effort to make ChatGPT more personalized, pulling resources from other projects. This comes as Google’s AI offerings gain momentum, signaling a more competitive landscape.
The cybersecurity startup scene in 2025 is dominated by AI. It’s a two-pronged attack: building tools to secure AI systems and using AI agents to automate defense. The result is a wave of big funding rounds and even bigger acquisitions.
The upcoming OnePlus 15R has appeared in a Geekbench listing, confirming key specs ahead of its launch. It’s set to be a global rebrand of the China-exclusive Ace 6T.
Proton has launched Sheets, a new end-to-end encrypted spreadsheet editor. It’s a direct challenge to Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel, promising that not even Proton can see your data. The rollout is gradual, starting now.
New research from Dr. Dries H. Bostyn published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology put people in a real-world “trolley problem.” The results show we are terrible at predicting our own moral behavior when real consequences—and real people—are involved.
A new rumor suggests the iPhone 17e will get a Dynamic Island and thinner bezels, making it look like the base iPhone 17. In a surprising twist, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reports Intel could start producing low-end M-series chips for Apple as soon as 2027. Plus, code in the ChatGPT app hints at upcoming
Quantum mechanics turns 100 this year, but its deepest meaning is still up for grabs. New interpretations suggest reality isn’t absolute, but relational, built from the interactions between observers and the world. It’s a mind-bending shift with huge implications.
Proton has launched Proton Sheets, a new spreadsheet tool with end-to-end encryption and live collaboration. It’s the latest piece in its privacy-focused suite aiming to replace Google Workspace. The service is rolling out now and is free to try.
Bending Spoons, an $11 billion Italian tech company, is on a shopping spree for fallen public tech stars. Its strategy? Buy them cheap, fix them with new management, and never sell. But is this just clever financial engineering, or can it actually revive these brands?
