A key Siri executive and four AI researchers have left Apple, according to a new report. This continues a worrying trend of top talent departing for competitors like Google, OpenAI, and Meta.
Ivanti is warning customers of two critical, actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in its Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM) product. The flaws, CVE-2026-1281 and CVE-2026-1340, allow unauthenticated remote code execution. This continues a brutal start to 2025 for enterprise security.
The chairman of Texas’s grid operator, ERCOT, says large power users like AI data centers and crypto miners are cooperating during strain. This comes as their massive electricity demand complicates long-term planning for the state’s famously independent power grid.
The National Stock Exchange of India has finally received approval to prepare for its IPO, ending a nearly 10-year wait. The move comes after regulatory issues, including a 2019 market ban and a $141 million settlement proposal, stalled its plans.
Epomaker is launching the Carbonis, a new gaming mouse built from solid carbon fiber. It packs a top-tier PixArt sensor, supports an 8K polling rate, and features a unique LCD screen for real-time stats. The mouse is in its final pre-launch phase, with a $1 reservation securing a $15 discount.
The RISC-V architecture is set to receive a major security upgrade with User-Space Control Flow Integrity. This feature, finally ready for Linux 6.19, helps prevent a whole class of software attacks.
The physical AI robotics startup RobCo has secured a massive $100 million Series C round. The funding aims to fuel its U.S. expansion and push for fully autonomous factory operations.
A lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in San Francisco claims Meta can secretly access and store WhatsApp users’ private messages. Meta denies the allegations, calling the lawsuit “frivolous.” The case involves international plaintiffs from five countries.
Finding specialized tech workers remains brutally difficult for most companies. New data shows the core skills needed are about to shift dramatically, complicating hiring efforts even further.
A team from the University of Basel and ETH Zurich has demonstrated that a laser pulse can permanently reverse the magnetic polarity of a specially engineered material. This optical control over a ferromagnet, reported in *Nature*, combines electron interactions and topology in a single platform.
