Indiegogo is launching a new “Express Crowdfunding” format in early February. It allows creators to ship products while a campaign is still live, addressing a major pain point for backers and companies.
The University of Pennsylvania is the latest organization breached via a zero-day flaw in Oracle’s E-Business Suite. The attack, linked to the Clop ransomware gang, compromised data for at least 1,488 Maine residents, with the full scope still unclear.
Discord is letting users buy digital game items without ever leaving the app. The first partner is the hit game Marvel Rivals, which pulled in over $100 million in its first month.
Apple is reportedly refusing to comply with a new Indian government directive requiring smartphone makers to preinstall a state-run security app. The company argues the mandate raises serious privacy and security issues for its iOS ecosystem. This sets up a major clash over user data and device cont
Apple is shaking up its AI leadership, replacing its AI chief with a Microsoft executive. This comes amid reports of a massive deal with Google’s Gemini and a significant talent drain to rivals like OpenAI.
A new report finds utility pilot projects are often redundant and inconclusive, slowing innovation. With data center demand surging, regulators and companies are testing new “sandbox” frameworks to fast-track tech like virtual power plants and flexible data centers.
The developers of SmartTube, a popular YouTube client for Android TV, have confirmed their build computer was infected with malware. This led to official app releases, including versions 30.43 and 30.47, being compromised. Users are urged to factory reset devices and check their Google accounts.
The United Nations is leading a global push for “citiverse” platforms that merge physical cities with digital twins. European initiatives aim to connect 100 cities by 2026, while Rotterdam has appointed the world’s first Chief Citiverse Officer to lead their digital transformation efforts.
AI agents are struggling with real enterprise deployments despite massive investments. The core problem? They don’t understand business context and data relationships. Ontology-based approaches might finally solve this.
NotebookLM is being repurposed as the ultimate solution for managing user manuals and troubleshooting gadgets. Users are uploading product documentation to create personalized support assistants that remember specific models and error codes. This approach cuts through SEO spam and provides immediate
