A critical vulnerability in React Server Components is seeing active exploitation, causing a scramble. However, security researcher Kevin Beaumont argues the “vast majority” of organizations aren’t vulnerable due to specific setup requirements.
Analyst Jeff Pu expects Intel to secure a deal to fabricate Apple-designed chips for future non-pro iPhones starting in 2028. This would be part of a broader move to diversify Apple’s chipmaking away from TSMC.
Security researchers have uncovered a clever phishing campaign that abuses Microsoft Teams’ official notification system. The scam tricks users into calling fake support numbers by sending urgent alerts about fake charges.
The European Union has issued its first-ever fine under the Digital Services Act, and Elon Musk’s X is on the hook. The $140 million penalty targets the platform’s “deceptive design” of its verification system.
Samsung appears to have leaked its own upcoming Galaxy S26 series phones through its software. Renders found in One UI 8.5 confirm designs for the S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra, matching previous leaks from trusted sources.
A new study finds AI chatbots are more persuasive than political ads, shifting voter opinions by several points. The surprising silver lining? The persuasion seems to come from factual arguments, not creepy personalization.
Masha Bucher, founder of Day One Ventures, is applying her PR background to venture capital. Her firm invests in startups and provides built-in communications support, arguing the traditional PR model is misaligned for early-stage companies. She’s backed over a dozen unicorns, including Worldcoin an
Nvidia has moved its older Maxwell and Pascal GPU architectures into legacy status with its new Linux drivers. The 590 branch drops support, leaving the GTX 900 and GTX 10 series on quarterly security updates only.
A 24-year-old founder pivoted his AI recruiting startup into data labeling for AI training. The result? Revenue exploded from $7M to $100M in under a year, with investors eyeing a $2.5B valuation. But the whole sector is built on a massive, risky assumption.
Yann LeCun, Meta’s Chief AI Scientist, is leaving the company after 12 years to launch a startup. The new venture will focus on building AI with an understanding of the physical world. Meta will be a partner, but not a financial investor, in the project.
