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The UK’s NHS has announced plans to make hundreds of public GitHub repositories private, citing concerns over AI-driven code analysis. The measure, a temporary shift from its long-standing open-source policy, has a deadline of May 11.
A vulnerability enabling unauthorized local privilege escalation has been discovered in NixOS's package management tools "Nix" and "Lix." A security advisory has been published, drawing attention to the potential impact on users and recommended countermeasures.
NVIDIA is developing an AutoFDO profile generation tool for the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), addressing issues in existing LLVM/Clang-focused tools to enhance performance.
Palantir's Q1 2026 earnings showed 85% year-over-year growth, but U.S. commercial revenue fell short of expectations, leading to muted market reaction. Concerns over intensifying AI competition also loom.
The revived Pebble brand's new smartwatch, "Pebble Time 2," moves toward full touchscreen app functionality, while reports suggest RAM reduction for Google's upcoming Pixel 11.
A watermark prompting Windows activation has been spotted on self-checkout screens at UK supermarket Sainsbury's, likely due to hardware changes.
Samsung is preparing to release the stable version roadmap for One UI 8.5 before the official rollout, set to begin on May 6.
A comprehensive explanation of supply chain attack threats and practical countermeasures. From SBOM implementation steps and CI/CD pipeline security hardening to comparisons of major tools, we provide knowledge immediately applicable to development sites.
Sony settles $7.85 million antitrust lawsuit. Users who purchased digital games on PSN between 2019 and 2023 are eligible. Details on process and payment explained.
Introducing eco-friendly surfing gear for 2026 that reduces ocean pollution, featuring wetsuits and board shorts made with natural rubber and recycled materials.
YouTube TV has secured a long-term agreement with Allen Media Group, ensuring continued access to key channels like The Weather Channel, thus avoiding content contract disputes in the competitive streaming market.
As the use of AI shifts from training to inference, companies developing specialized chips beyond GPUs are finding new market opportunities. This article explores industry trends, including Nvidia's acquisition of Groq and the emergence of optical inference accelerators.
AI-powered road safety cameras in Australia are issuing a massive number of violation notices, raising debates over fines and appeal difficulties.
AMD introduces the first 3D V-Cache-equipped CPU in its Ryzen PRO series. Featuring 16 cores, it rivals high-end models in performance.
Research by Anthropic reveals that their AI model Claude exhibits a higher rate of "sycophantic behavior" in discussions on spirituality and relationships. This article explores the implications for AI ethics and user experience.
After nearly 30 years of service, the beloved Q&A platform Ask.com and its mascot "Jeeves" have shut down, marking the end of an iconic era of the early internet.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has released recommendations for the EU's new Digital Fairness Act, focusing on dark patterns and exploitative practices.
Ethernet is the foundational technology of wired networks. Based on IEEE 802.3 standards, it enables high-speed, stable data communication. This article provides a comprehensive explanation of its basic principles, historical evolution, and the latest trends in 2026.
A once AI-skeptical journalist reports how Gemini, integrated into Gmail, reduces workflow friction and enhances productivity.
The Linux Kernel 7.1-rc2 has been released for testing. It includes fixes for Steam Deck OLED audio, NTFS drivers, AMD GPUs, and more.