For hard real-time systems, predictable storage latency is non-negotiable. A new approach integrates flash management directly into the database kernel, trading a black box for bounded, guaranteed timing. It’s a radical fix for a persistent problem.
Opera has launched public early access for its AI-powered Neon browser with a $19.90 monthly subscription. The browser features four specialized AI agents but launches amid serious cybersecurity warnings from experts about the inherent risks of AI browsers.
Rockstar Games has issued a new, more detailed statement defending its dismissal of 34 employees, claiming they leaked confidential info on “upcoming and unannounced titles.” The workers’ union and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer are not convinced, with a government investigation now underway.
A critical WinRAR vulnerability patched in June 2025 is now being actively exploited because users aren’t updating. This 30-year-old app’s legacy code and outdated user base make it a recurring security risk.
According to TechRepublic, 2025 was defined by massive scale and centralization. Key stories include Google’s space-powered AI plan, Cloudflare’s dual global outages, and the $500 billion Stargate AI complex in Texas. The year showed both incredible ambition and profound vulnerability in our tech in
Rivian is hosting its inaugural Autonomy and AI day in the Bay Area. CEO RJ Scaringe’s keynote presentation is scheduled to start at 12PM ET (9AM PT), with the event expected to last about an hour and a half. The EV company is poised to announce new autonomous driving and AI tech.
AMD has released chipset driver version 7.11.26.2142, bringing full support for the Windows 11 25H2 update. The package includes efficiency improvements and updates for 3D V-Cache and Ryzen Master software. It’s a must-install for AMD system owners.
A recent NVIDIA driver update that broke 32-bit PhysX in old games like Batman: Arkham Asylum highlights a core tension in PC gaming. The article argues that while open standards are ideal, the fast-moving, well-funded world of cutting-edge graphics is often driven by locked-down, proprietary techno
Corporate AI investment hit a staggering $252.3 billion in 2024, yet frontline workers remain deeply skeptical. New surveys show only 46% trust AI, fearing job loss. This paradox is forcing HR to become tech-savvy leaders or get left behind.
U.S. export policy has shifted from a near-total ban to a taxed, regulated channel for Nvidia’s advanced AI chips in China. This clarifies a huge chunk of hidden demand but comes with major political strings attached on both sides of the Pacific.
