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IBM CEO Arvind Krishna warns that massive AI data center expansions carry unsustainable costs and hardware replacement challenges globally.

Nvidia’s Linux 590 driver drops support for GTX 900 and 10-series GPUs, ending Game Ready updates but quarterly security ones continue.

SmartTube suffered a major breach that introduced hidden background code, triggering community alarm, Play Protect warnings, and urgent calls for caution.

Linus Torvald’s new PC build highlights his preference for reliable hardware, strong kernel compatibility, and quiet high-performance components chosen for serious development work.

Researchers discovered massive lithium-rich clay in the McDermitt Caldera, offering a potential multi-trillion-dollar supply for batteries and industry.

The $10 Waveshare adapter expands Raspberry Pi 5 connectivity through dual HDMI support and a functional PCIe M.2 slot.

Minisforum AtomMan G1 Pro mini PC pairs a mobile-class flagship CPU with a desktop GPU inside a narrow chassis, pushing cooling limits hard.

Bending Spoons buys Eventbrite for $500 million, aiming to revive growth using operational changes, pricing strategies, and product enhancements.

HPE adopts AMD Helios AI racks with 72 GPUs and Venice CPUs, aiming for exascale workloads while testing Ethernet scale-up.

Erbium molecular qubits create a spin-photon interface compatible with telecom networks, enabling hybrid quantum devices and potential scalable quantum communication.

AWS Lambda benchmarks in 2025 show arm64 consistently outperforms x86 across Rust, Python, and Node.js, and significantly reduces costs.

CME halted global trading due to a cooling failure at its data center, revealing risks in automated systems and high-value transactions.

Scam apps impersonating Google Gemini and ChatGPT repeatedly appear on the Mac Store, exploiting branding and exposing users to potential security risks.

Seagate’s 6.9TB platters demonstrate unprecedented hard drive density, setting the stage for drives up to 69TB before commercial release.

Google’s Antigravity IDE apparently exposes sensitive data through autonomous AI agents, prompt injections, and weak default configurations despite user warnings.

Huang urges complete AI automation while Nvidia confronts investor skepticism, internal resistance, and broader industry concerns about long-term stability.

Tor replaces its older tor1 relay encryption with CGO to strengthen privacy, block tagging attacks, and modernize authentication across circuits.

Dell reports slow Windows 11 adoption and continued hardware shortages as companies delay PC upgrades across global markets.

Cybercriminals have stolen hundreds of millions through AI-driven phishing, fake stores, and account takeover scams targeting users across financial platforms.

Rising demand, shifting alliances, and limited fabrication capacity create unpredictable conditions as Meta considers a long-term Google TPU hardware partnership.

IBM expands the Scale System 6000 with higher flash density, stronger throughput, and software updates designed for large AI-driven workloads.

Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy advocates 72-hour work weeks, despite global studies showing shorter schedules improve productivity and employee wellbeing.

HashJack allows attackers to hide malicious commands in URL fragments, influencing AI browsers without detection and bypassing traditional security measures.

Fluent Bit contains critical vulnerabilities that allow remote code execution, log manipulation, and authentication bypass across major cloud providers.

Hackers use fake Windows Update screens and steganographic images to deliver multi-stage malware that executes silently through deceptive command prompts.