The European Space Agency has confirmed a breach of its science servers. A hacker is now selling 200 gigabytes of allegedly stolen data, including confidential documents and source code related to upcoming missions like the Ariel telescope.
A new analysis challenges the old notion that Linux isn’t stable, arguing the opposite may now be true. It points to the rise of immutable distros and Windows 11’s problematic 2025 updates as key reasons for the shift in perception.
The PlayStation 5’s foundational security keys are reportedly circulating online. This leak could crack open the console for modders and dramatically accelerate PS5 emulation efforts on PC.
After stumbling with HBM3, Samsung is poised for a major comeback in the critical high-bandwidth memory market. The company’s co-CEO revealed that key clients, including NVIDIA, are optimistic about its upcoming HBM4 modules, which boast industry-leading 11 Gbps pin speeds. Analysts now predict Sams
LG has announced new Gram AI laptops, claiming they’re the lightest in their class thanks to a new material called Aerominum. The laptops feature Microsoft Copilot+ and on-device AI, with models including a 17-inch Pro and a 16-inch Pro with an OLED display.
A new Linux kernel patch fixes a critical inaccuracy in how memory usage is reported on massive 250-CPU systems. The bug could cause the Out-Of-Memory killer to target the wrong process. However, the fix introduces a performance penalty for short-lived tasks.
IronCalc is an open-source spreadsheet engine written in Rust that runs directly in your browser via WebAssembly. It aims to provide serious spreadsheet functionality without the cloud dependency or subscription fees of the major suites. The project focuses on data control, compatibility, and being
A customer ordered a Corsair Vengeance A5100 gaming PC for $3,499 on December 31st, only to have the order canceled without explanation. When he tried to re-order, the price had jumped to $4,299.
Chinese tech giant Baidu is leading premarket gains with a 12% jump after announcing plans to spin off its semiconductor unit. Home goods retailers like Wayfair and RH are also climbing following a delayed tariff hike on furniture.
2025 saw the internet become fully age-gated, with laws in the UK, Australia, and parts of the US requiring ID scans or facial checks. Privacy experts are sounding the alarm, warning this creates massive data risks and could end anonymous browsing for good.
