Sandfall Interactive’s Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 took home Game of the Year and Debut Game at the 2025 Indie Game Awards. The ceremony, organized by collective Six One Indie, highlighted winners from ANZ to South Africa, showcasing a truly global indie scene.
NASA has lost contact with its MAVEN spacecraft orbiting Mars. The probe is spinning in an unexpected way, complicating recovery efforts for this critical communications relay.
Threat actors are massively scaling up phishing campaigns that abuse Microsoft’s legitimate OAuth device code flow. Using tools like SquarePhish2, they’re tricking users into granting access with fake salary documents and QR codes, leading to full account takeover.
China Mobile Hong Kong will officially retire its 2G mobile network on June 23, 2026. The regulator approved the shutdown because fewer than 2.3% of customers still use the legacy service. This follows the carrier’s 3G shutdown earlier this year.
Micron Technology’s latest earnings reveal an AI-driven memory crunch. The company is sold out of high-bandwidth memory and sees the market exploding to $100 billion within a few years, fueling a major stock rally.
Samsung has officially denied rumors it was ending production of SATA SSDs. This is good news for a market facing a massive memory shortage, but significant price hikes are still expected due to AI demand.
Coinbase is making its biggest move yet beyond cryptocurrency. The exchange is launching stock trading and prediction markets, directly challenging fintech rivals like Robinhood.
Meta has quietly paused its initiative to license its Horizon OS to third-party hardware makers. The program, announced just last April, was a cornerstone of its plan to build an open VR ecosystem.
In a major shift, Docker has open-sourced its previously paid Docker Hardened Images (DHI) under the Apache 2.0 license. These Alpine and Debian-based images promise dramatically reduced vulnerabilities and a much smaller footprint. A paid enterprise tier with extended support remains for regulated
A review of 470 open source pull requests reveals AI-generated code introduces significantly more and worse bugs. While it cuts down on spelling errors, the trade-off in logic, security, and performance issues is substantial.
