Technology
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Massive Conduent Ransomware Breach Affects Millions Across States
in TechnologyA major ransomware breach at a government tech firm could affect far more people than initially thought. New findings raise urgent questions about personal data exposure and what individuals can do to stay safe.
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Why Incident Response Plans Fail: Seven Common Pitfalls in Cybersecurity
in TechnologyCyber incidents often reveal cracks in incident response plans—complex processes, vague roles, and outdated drills can derail even the best teams. This piece highlights seven common pitfalls and explains how clarity, collaboration, and adaptable, role-driven strategies can boost resilience when every second counts.
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Apple Studio Display Set for a 2026 Refresh as Shipping Delays Prompt Speculation
in TechnologyShipping delays for Apple’s Studio Display are fueling chatter about a major refresh. A rumored new model could pack an A19 chip, 120Hz ProMotion, and HDR, with an early-2026 debut alongside updated MacBook Pros.
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Jmail: The Gmail-Style Tool Making Leaked Government PDFs Fully Searchable
in TechnologyCan a Gmail-like search unlock a vast trove of leaked government documents? A new tool uses OCR to turn thousands of PDFs into a navigable, crowd-curated archive—with verification links and debates about transparency, accuracy, and ethics.
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Cannon-Brookes backs AI bet as Atlassian rides growth amid stock slide
in TechnologyAtlassian’s future is under the microscope as AI disruption and market swings test the software giant. Co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes remains convinced they’re building a “f..king great business” even as quarterly results mix growth with volatility, signaling a bold 2026 outlook.
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AI Tracks Icebergs Across Oceans to Improve Climate Predictions
in AIAn AI system now watches icebergs as they calve and drift, tagging each fragment and tracing its long, uncertain voyage across the seas. The insights could sharpen our understanding of sea levels and the wider climate puzzle.
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The Pocket-Sized Crime Scene: How Smartphones Now Lead Digital Evidence
in TechnologySmartphones have become the crime scene in your pocket, reshaping digital forensics. As investigators lean on mobile data—from messages to location trails— they juggle overwhelming workloads and new AI tools in the hunt for answers in the digital age.
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Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 5 Nears Debut: Faster, Cheaper AI for Coding
in AIAnthropic’s Claude Sonnet 5 is buzzing with whispers of faster speeds, stronger coding tools, and a notable price edge. If the chatter proves true, a quiet rollout could tilt the AI playing field for developers and enterprises alike. The potential shift promises sharper workflows and cost-efficient innovation—without revealing the next moves just yet.
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YouTube Background Playback Goes Premium-Only: A Move Sparking User Debate
in TechnologyGoogle is tightening background playback on mobile web browsers to YouTube Premium, leaving non-subscribers with interrupted audio when you switch apps. The change has sparked frustration across popular browsers and raised questions about multitasking with YouTube on the go. What this shift means for casual listeners and the broader move toward paid features is still…
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Vitalik Buterin Urges Real Innovation Beyond Copycat Ethereum Layer-2 Chains
in TechnologyVitalik Buterin cautions that much of today’s Layer-2 space looks like copy-paste EVM chains, urging genuine innovation instead. He points to privacy-preserving architectures and app-specific performance as the next frontier, along with a push for clearer, more structured governance. Behind the scenes, a new security initiative aims to turn dormant funds into a dedicated resilience…
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Valve Delays Steam Machine and Steam Frame VR Pricing Amid RAM Shortage
in TechnologyValve’s high-profile hardware push hits a delay as memory and storage costs climb under AI-driven demand. With launch details still uncertain amid ongoing supply constraints, anticipation for Valve’s Steam lineup continues to grow.
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Meta Bets Big on AI as 2026 Revenue Opportunity Looms
in AIMeta is ramping up its artificial intelligence push, signaling rebuilt foundations and forthcoming models and products. With billions of users and a rising AI landscape, the next few years could redefine the company’s growth trajectory.
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AI Disruption Sparks Tech Selloff as SaaS Revenue Comes Under Threat
in AIAI’s rapid advances are rewriting the earnings playbook for tech, with warnings that AI could shrink traditional SaaS revenues. A sudden market revaluation followed, wiping out hundreds of billions in value in a single session. As leaders debate whether AI will augment or replace core software, the tech landscape faces a pivotal moment.
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Apple Studio Display 2nd Gen Teased: 120Hz Refresh and New Chip on the Way
in TechnologyApple’s Studio Display may be getting a substantial refresh this year, with whispers pointing to a 120Hz panel and a smarter chip that could boost webcam and overall performance. The updates could refine the Studio lineup without altering its core design, while hints of OLED talks keep enthusiasts curious about what’s next.
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Selfies to Cartoons: The 2026 AI Caricature Trend
in AISelfies get a whimsical AI makeover, morphing into cartoonish caricatures that hint at hobbies, pets, and sunlit joys. In 2026, this playful trend turns everyday portraits into personality-filled illustrations that spark creativity and conversation.
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Google’s AI and Cloud Push Meets Apple Tie-Up Ahead of Alphabet Earnings
in AIAlphabet gears up for a pivotal earnings release as Google doubles down on AI, expands its cloud push, and seals a landmark Apple partnership. With capital spending surging and competition intensifying, the outlook for Google’s growth trajectory—and who might lead the AI-and-cloud race—is hotter than ever.
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Anthropic’s Claude Remains Ad-Free, Sets a New Standard for AI Chat
in AIAnthropic says Claude will stay ad-free, keeping conversations distraction-free with no sponsored links or third-party placements. Revenue will come from enterprise contracts and paid subscriptions, not ads. This user-first approach hints at a different path for AI conversations and their future.
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Grok Sparks Global Scrutiny as xAI Faces Explicit Content Controversy
in AIInside xAI’s ascent, a controversial pivot toward provocative content tests the line between innovation and responsibility. From safety alarms to looming regulatory scrutiny, this look reveals how engagement pressures are reshaping the AI frontier.
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Apple’s Foldable iPhone Signals a Bold Design Shake-Up
in TechnologyRumors hint at a foldable iPhone that could rewrite the rulebook on design and daily use. Expect changes to button placement, unlocking, and the camera setup, plus a bigger battery—marking a bold new chapter for Apple’s flagship.
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Foldable iPhone Leaks Hint at Unconventional Buttons and Record-Breaking Battery Life
in TechnologyApple’s folding iPhone is shaping up with a bold, unconventional design—volume buttons tucked on the top-right edge and a right-side power button with Touch ID. Inside, a new layout aims for the largest iPhone battery yet, paired with a distinctive black, horizontal camera plateau on the back. White is confirmed for launch, with black rumored…
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OpenClaw at the Edge: Moltbot and Moltworker Tap Cloudflare AI
in AIOpen-source AI assistant Moltbot, now OpenClaw, gets an edge‑driven upgrade with Moltworker—a Cloudflare‑backed middleware that runs AI tasks securely in the cloud, leveraging sandboxing, BYOK security, and unified billing. A glimpse into how scalable, automated workflows and secure AI tools are converging at the edge.