According to a new test, gaming on Linux with an Nvidia GPU is now a viable, if imperfect, experience. While performance lags behind Windows in demanding titles like Control, many games run surprisingly well on distros like CachyOS.
Rivian is launching its own AI assistant in early 2026, and it’s coming to every existing EV it has sold. The system, which uses Google’s Vertex AI and Gemini, will control vehicle functions and connect to third-party apps like Google Calendar.
A new article from Inc. argues that banking’s future hinges on emotional support during life’s hardest moments, not just financial transactions. With younger customers more willing to switch, banks are finding that care and trust are the ultimate competitive advantages.
The independent Legacy Update tool, essential for maintaining unsupported Windows versions, has significantly expanded its archive of files Microsoft has deleted. This includes everything from Office 2003 service packs to the Windows 7 XP Mode add-on, pulled from sources like the Internet Archive.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered 19 malicious Visual Studio Code extensions in a campaign active since February 2025. The extensions used a modified npm package and a fake PNG file to deploy malware. This highlights the growing threat of supply chain attacks against developers.
A massive security scan of Docker Hub has revealed a shocking leak of live credentials. Over 10,000 public container images are exposing API keys, many granting access to production systems at major companies.
Nvidia has launched open-source software to give data center operators unprecedented visibility into the thermal and reliability health of its AI GPUs. This tool tracks power, temperature, and airflow across thousands of chips to help prevent throttling and failures.
Port has secured a massive $100 million Series C to expand its internal developer portal, now focused on managing the wild west of AI agents. The funding, led by General Atlantic, values the company at $800 million. They’re aiming to solve the chaos of unmanaged, scattered AI tools in enterprise dev
A disturbing report highlights how AI is being used to create harmful content at scale. Despite millions of likes, TikTok’s moderation appears to be failing to catch it, raising serious safety questions.
According to Forbes, Ant International is pushing AI and blockchain to transform global payments. Its AI agent, Antom Copilot, manages merchant payments, while its Falcon model has slashed FX costs by 60% on $1.5 trillion in transactions. The company is also a key player in major blockchain initiati
