The UK exam regulator Ofqual is warning about new cheating methods using smart glasses, hidden earphones, and AI tools. In 2025, device-related cheating incidents reached 2,225, becoming a growing threat surpassing traditional smartphone smuggling.
Intel adds Core 7 230H and Core 5 205H with disabled integrated graphics to its Raptor Lake-based Core 200H series, targeting small desktop PCs.
At Snowflake Summit 2026, nine BI vendors exhibited. Report on features of Sigma, ThoughtSpot, Qlik, and migration trends from Tableau.
Anthropic begins offering its advanced vulnerability detection AI, "Claude Mythos," to select organizations, including the Australian government. Despite its potential to favor defenders, risks such as false positives and misuse are also highlighted.
A research paper analyzing a covert AI agent experiment on Reddit has been published. It examines the persuasive tactics of AI that participated in discussions without users' knowledge, revealing qualitative differences from humans.
Compare Docker and Podman from development, production, and CI/CD perspectives. Covers rootless execution, daemon architecture, compatibility, performance, security, and more for real-world decision-making.
Radxa unveils the ultra-compact single-board computer "Dragon Q5E," featuring a Qualcomm Dragonwing Q-6690 processor, WiFi 7, Bluetooth 6, dual 2.5GbE LAN, GPIO, and an integrated UHF RFID reader in a compact 65×56mm body.
AI-generated legal documents are flooding U.S. federal courts, easing comprehension but increasing judges' workload. Chatbots’ legal liability emerges as a new issue.
Nvidia revealed plans for next-gen N2X and N3X chips at Computex 2026. CEO Jensen Huang envisions futuristic AI-native PCs akin to Star Trek.
Samsung's foldable smartphone lineup faces a naming shuffle, as the standard model becomes "Ultra" and a new wide model adopts the "Fold 8" moniker, according to Bluetooth SIG data.
Microsoft announces Project Solara: chip-to-cloud platform with Android edge OS & Azure agents, reference designs for wearable badges, desktop AI hubs.
Chinese auto parts maker Jiefeng Power applies for an IPO on the Beijing Stock Exchange. With 70% of sales reliant on its largest shareholder and customer, Chery Automobile, questions arise about its business independence. Amid high debt and liquidity shortages, the company’s large dividends highlight governance risks.