Anthropic dropped Claude Fable 5 on June 9. For three days it sat atop leaderboards. It posted scores that left OpenAI's GPT-5.5 well behind on software engineering, agentic ...
Record warmth swept across the Antarctic Peninsula this month. Temperatures climbed above 15 degrees Celsius in June. That is winter on the frozen continent. Scientists calle...
Arch Linux users have grown accustomed to the flexibility of the Arch User Repository, a community-driven collection of packages that extends the distribution far beyond its off...
Scientists have zeroed in on a stubborn patch of chilly water in the North Atlantic. This so-called cold blob, southeast of Greenland, bucks the global ocean warming trend. A...
India just took a calculated step to loosen the hold of U.S. cloud giants on its artificial intelligence future. On May 15, Abu Dhabi-based G42 formalized terms with the Indi...
Promises of batteries that could double electric vehicle range and banish fire risks have circulated for years. Yet as 2026 unfolds, the vehicles hitting showrooms feature a ...
Sam Altman didn't mince words. On May 31 he posted on X that OpenAI Robotics is hiring exceptional full-stack hardware, operations, systems, and machine-learning engineers. T...
Jade Bryan Jardinico decided to test a new habit. For a full week he made Gemini his main visual search tool on a Google Pixel 9 Pro XL and a Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE. The r...
Cache aware scheduling just landed in the tip scheduling tree. The change targets a stubborn inefficiency in how the Linux kernel places tasks across chips that pack multiple...
Framework Computer just took a concrete step toward greater firmware transparency. Last week coreboot gained upstream support for the company's Meteor Lake-powered Laptop 13....
Reading certain files in the /proc filesystem sounds mundane. Yet one particular file turns out to drive surprising amounts of system activity. Linux 7.2 changes that dynamic...
Mozilla shipped Firefox 152 on schedule. The new version brings experimental JPEG-XL image support compiled by default, a complete redesign of the browser's settings pages, e...
UK executives sit on mountains of data yet watch competitors pull ahead. The gap lies not in raw computing power but in whether leaders can actually query that information an...
AI now demands more from new hires than ever before. Companies scan resumes for leadership and strategic judgment even before candidates have logged a year on the job. This s...
Directors at mid-market companies have reached a threshold. Nearly every one of them now talks about artificial intelligence in the boardroom. A survey released today shows 9...
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz welcomed the newly announced agreement between the United States and Iran on Monday. He called it a diplomatic breakthrough that could steady...
British businesses face a stark choice. Keep sensitive information in foreign clouds and accept the risk of sudden access demands from overseas governments. Or take back cont...
Apple faced a storm of feedback after it rolled out Liquid Glass last year. The translucent material, which reflects and refracts surroundings while shifting to highlight con...
Pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk disclosed last week that attackers had gained unauthorized access to a limited number of its internal IT systems and copied certain non-publ...
Google positioned Gemini 3.5 Flash as a breakthrough. Faster. Smarter on code. Cheaper to run at scale. The company rolled it out at I/O in May 2026 with fanfare. Internal te...
European companies talk a big game about artificial intelligence. Boardrooms fill with strategy decks promising productivity gains and competitive edges. Yet many projects st...
A surveillance firm has found a way to make automatic license plate readers far more personal. The company, Leonardo, added sensors that pick up signals from phones, wireless...
Ken Griffin’s Citadel Securities built one of the most sophisticated trading operations on Wall Street. Now its own research arm warns that the hottest trade in markets fac...
Chinese state-linked hackers spent more than a year inside networks of American and Canadian medical research organizations. They siphoned sensitive data on emerging diseases...
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