A volunteer with a group that tracks ICE vehicles says her trusted traveler status was revoked just three days after an encounter where an agent identified her using facial recognition. She calls it intimidation and retaliation for lawful observation.
Steve Rabuchin, VP of Amazon’s satellite project Leo, has retired after over 20 years. In other moves, Madrona partner Jon Turow is joining Anthropic, and Convera has hired Google Cloud’s Meaghan Riley as its chief commercial officer.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has leaked in full, with renders and specs appearing online. The phone shows a radical new camera island design and some key spec bumps just weeks before launch.
A developer has released an open-source “Legacy Notepad” that uses just 2.1MB of RAM, compared to the official Windows 11 app’s 52.3MB. The project, created by GitHub user ForLoopCodes, is a direct response to Microsoft’s Copilot AI integration into the classic text editor.
Apple reported a massive earnings beat, fueled by a 23% surge in iPhone sales to $85.27 billion. However, the stock dipped as analysts expressed concern over rising memory costs and a lack of full-year guidance, overshadowing the strong quarter.
A bellwether trial in California is putting social media giants on the hook for teen mental health issues. But proving a direct link for an individual is a monumental task, and a federal law called Section 230 stands in the way. The outcome could reshape the internet.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced Windows 11 has surpassed 1 billion users, reaching the milestone slightly faster than Windows 10. However, the OS is plagued by a negative reputation and ongoing reliability problems, with Microsoft now pledging to urgently address them. Hundreds of millions of
The South African industrial group Barloworld has been delisted from the JSE and A2X following its acquisition. The new ownership is a 51/49 split between the black-owned Entsha and the Zahid Group, with longtime CEO Dominic Sewela leading the transition.
New data shows ransomware groups are resorting to threats of physical violence and repeated extortion. With 69% of breached organizations paying up, building true cyber resilience is the only way out.
A new documentary, “Ghost in the Machine,” premiered at Sundance, directly challenging the narrative around AI superintelligence. It connects the tech’s foundations to eugenics and race science while questioning the logic behind an estimated $1.4 trillion in planned data center spending.
