Hours after launching a revamped web interface for the App Store, Apple accidentally shipped the site with sourcemaps enabled. This allowed a GitHub user to extract and publish the complete front-end source code for educational purposes.
The Rust Foundation is launching a $625,000 annual fund to support key maintainers. This comes as the TARmageddon vulnerability exposes serious supply chain risks in the ecosystem. Both developments highlight Rust’s growing pains as adoption surges.
Reddit won’t escape Australia’s sweeping social media ban for children under 16. The platform joins previously announced services like Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram on the restricted list starting December 10. Companies face penalties up to AU$49.5 million if they fail to prevent underage access.
Walmart de México is integrating Aplazo’s buy now, pay later service directly into its digital payments app. The partnership includes 1.5 million preapproved credit lines and promises approval in under five minutes. This addresses payment friction affecting 29% of Mexican online shoppers.
AMD is facing a patent lawsuit from Adeia over its 3D V-Cache technology used in Ryzen X3D processors. The company alleges infringement of ten patents related to chip stacking and hybrid bonding. This follows similar actions against NVIDIA, Disney, and other major tech companies.
Apple is planning to debut an M5 Ultra chip specifically for the Mac Studio in 2026, according to Bloomberg reporting. The company skipped an M4 Ultra entirely, making this a significant return to high-end performance chips. We’ll likely see the M5 Ultra arrive after the M5 Pro and Max variants debu
AMD just posted its best quarter ever with $9.2 billion in revenue, driven by explosive growth in data center AI and PC segments. The chip designer is deepening its partnership with OpenAI while forecasting even stronger performance ahead. CEO Lisa Su says they’re on track for tens of billions in an
Google is taking AI compute to the final frontier with Project Suncatcher. The company plans to launch prototype satellites with TPUs by early 2027, betting that space-based solar power and falling launch costs could make orbiting data centers economical by the mid-2030s.
Apple is reportedly developing an entry-level MacBook with an A-series processor instead of M-series chips. The device will launch in early 2026 with a price “well under” $1000 and target budget-conscious buyers. This represents Apple’s most aggressive push into the affordable laptop market yet.
Stability AI has largely won its UK court battle against Getty Images over using 12 million images to train Stable Diffusion. The ruling provides some clarity but leaves big questions unanswered about AI and copyright law.
