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Researchers Discover "AirSnitch" Vulnerability Bypassing Wi-Fi Security
Researchers debut AirSnitch, a technique that bypasses Wi-Fi client isolation to steal passwords and data via MitM attacks on TP-Link, ASUS, and D-Link routers.
Gen Z is Reviving DVD and Blu-ray Sales: Here’s Why
Gen Z is reviving DVD and Blu-ray sales to combat streaming fatigue and digital removals. Discover why physical media is making a comeback in 2025.
Cloudflare Engineer Recreates 94% of Next.js API Using Claude AI
A Cloudflare engineer used Claude AI to recreate 94% of Next.js in a week. Learn how "Vinext" offers 4.4x faster builds and 56% smaller bundles on GitHub.
ASML to Boost Chip Production by 50% with New Lighting Tech
ASML announces a power boost in EUV lithography machines to 1,000W, set to increase semiconductor chip production by 50% and lower unit costs by 2030.
Brazil Increases Import Tax on Over 1,200 Products
Brazil raises import taxes on 1,200+ products, including smartphones and PCs. Learn how the new 20% tariffs impact electronics and the local industry.
Uber Engineers Create "Dara AI" to Simulate Pitching to CEO
Uber engineers built "Dara AI," a chatbot that simulates CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, helping employees refine project pitches and anticipate executive feedback.
Anthropic Shifts Strategy on AI Safety Commitments
Anthropic shifts its AI safety strategy, moving away from 2023 pledges to delay model releases as competitive pressure from industry rivals intensifies.
Stripe Reportedly Considering PayPal Acquisition
Stripe is reportedly eyeing an acquisition of PayPal following a $159B valuation surge and PayPal's recent market decline. Get the latest fintech news here.
Discord Further Delays Age Verification Rollout to Late 2026
Discord postpones its mandatory age verification rollout to late 2026 and replaces its Persona partnership with multiple provider options for better user privacy.
OpenAI Cuts 2030 Compute Spending Projections by 60%
OpenAI slashes its 2030 compute spending forecast from $1.4 trillion to $600 billion to align investments with a projected $280 billion annual revenue.
Ladybird Web Browser Transitions to Rust for Enhanced Security
The Ladybird browser project is migrating from C++ to Rust to improve memory safety, starting with its LibJS engine. Learn about this security-focused transition.
Nvidia to Launch Own Notebook Processor to Rival Intel and AMD
Nvidia is developing an Arm-based SoC for notebooks to compete with Intel and AMD. Partnering with MediaTek, the new processor could launch in early 2025.