Next Tomb Raider Game to be Revealed at The Game Awards
Geoff Keighley has confirmed a first look at the “future of” Tomb Raider is coming. The reveal comes amidst layoffs at developer Crystal Dynamics and publisher Amazon Games.
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Cybercrime’s Middlemen Are Super-Charging Attacks on Critical Infrastructure
A new cybersecurity report reveals a dangerous shift. So-called Initial Access Brokers are now a central part of the attack chain, enabling massive campaigns against critical sectors with frightening ease.
The CIO’s Impossible AI Mandate: Spend More, Risk It All
AI isn’t just another tech upgrade—it’s a fundamental business overhaul that breaks the traditional CIO playbook. According to Forbes, tech leaders are now caught between their old cost-center role and a new mandate as strategic investors, with their tenure on the line.
This Media Company’s Solar-Powered Truck Is Changing Live Events
Alongi Media has built a unique mobile broadcast unit that runs on solar power. It’s allowing them to power major events for giants like NBC and Goldman Sachs without traditional generators, slashing costs and environmental impact from day one.
Governments are using “process intelligence” to find billions in waste
A new wave of AI is hitting government, and it’s not just chatbots. It’s called process intelligence, and it’s letting agencies see exactly how money flows and where systems fail. The early results are staggering, uncovering billions in questionable spending and hidden causes of social problems.
Google’s Antigravity AI: A New Tool, But Who’s It For?
Google has released its Antigravity AI tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Unlike other popular AI coding assistants, it has a very specific focus on browser-level testing and automation. This makes it a curious, niche entry in a crowded field.
ICE Tracking App Developer Sues U.S. Government Over Removal
Joshua Aaron, developer of the ICEBlock app, has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government. He claims the DOJ pressured Apple to remove his app from the iOS App Store, violating his free speech. Apple cited guidelines against content that could harm a targeted group.
A New €30M Fund Bets on Tech to Fix Europe’s Broken Healthcare
A new venture fund is launching to tackle Europe’s healthcare crisis with tech. Catalpa Ventures has closed €30 million to invest in early-stage HealthTech startups, with its first bet on a heart failure telemedicine platform.
House Democrats Launch AI Commission as Tech Lobbying Surges
House Democrats are launching a new commission on artificial intelligence to build policy expertise. This comes as AI companies ramp up their Washington presence with major lobbying and a $100 million+ super PAC for the 2026 midterms.
NVIDIA Can Sell H200 Chips to China Again, But With a 25% U.S. Tax
NVIDIA has a path to resume H200 chip sales in China under a new Trump-era export framework. The catch? A quarter of all revenue from those sales goes directly to the U.S. Treasury. It’s a creative, but highly unusual, workaround to strict tech controls.