Apple has seeded the first beta of macOS Tahoe 26.3 to developers just three days after the public launch of version 26.2. The update’s contents are currently unknown, with a public beta expected later this week.
Ford is pivoting hard into the energy storage game, targeting data centers as a key customer. The automaker plans to invest $2 billion and start shipping systems from retooled plants in 2027. It’s a direct response to slowing EV sales and booming data center power demand.
Apple has seeded the first developer betas for its next round of operating system updates, versioned 26.3. The company also issued release candidates for older macOS versions, Sequoia 15.7.4 and Sonoma 14.8.4.
Nearly two dozen states have joined the FTC’s lawsuit against Uber over its Uber One subscription practices. The complaint alleges deceptive billing and an intentionally difficult cancellation process requiring up to 32 actions.
Despite mounting evidence that AI investments aren’t generating returns, CEOs are planning to spend even more. A survey of over 350 public-company CEOs reveals a stark disconnect between spending plans and financial results. This comes as fears of an AI bubble grow louder.
SoundCloud has confirmed a cyberattack that impacted about 26 million users. The company’s response accidentally caused connectivity issues for some VPN users, leading to confusion.
Researchers have finally visualized the hidden activation mechanism of the T cell receptor. The discovery, likened to a “jack-in-the-box,” overturns previous models and points to new ways to engineer better cancer treatments.
Anthropic’s chief scientist, Jared Kaplan, warns humanity is approaching a critical fork in the road with AI. He says by 2030, or as early as 2027, we’ll have to decide whether to let AI models train themselves, a move that could unlock incredible benefits or spiral beyond our control.
The next update for the popular Linux desktop environment is tackling some long-standing user frustrations. KDE Plasma 6.6 will introduce proper screen mirroring support and a safeguard against runaway memory consumption.
Apple is facing another antitrust probe, this time in Switzerland. The investigation focuses on whether Apple’s commercial terms for iPhone NFC access unfairly hinder rivals to Apple Pay.
