Apple’s Digital ID feature is now operational at select TSA checkpoints across 11 participating states and territories. The system requires Face ID or Touch ID authentication and maintains user privacy by not tracking when or where IDs are presented. This marks a significant step toward mainstream d
Global data centers are heading toward consuming 945 TWh annually by 2026 – equivalent to Japan’s entire electricity consumption. The solution lies in photonic technologies that use light instead of electrons, dramatically reducing power consumption and heat generation. Companies from NTT to Microso
Extreme Networks is launching an AI marketplace called Extreme Exchange for enterprise customers. The platform aims to help businesses quickly deploy AI agents and tools without complex development. It’s positioned as a curated solution to AI sprawl and deployment challenges.
Four MIT friends under 30 have become billionaires after their AI coding startup Cursor reached a $29.3 billion valuation. The company grew from $1 million to $100 million in annual revenue in just 12 months. Their tool is used by developers at Nvidia, Adobe, Uber and thousands of other teams.
More than 200 current Rockstar North employees have signed a letter calling management’s firing of 31 workers “vicious union busting.” The fired employees were all union members approaching the 10% threshold needed for official recognition. The Independent Workers’ Union has filed a legal claim agai
UK economic growth nearly stalled in the third quarter after a cyberattack forced Jaguar Land Rover to halt production. The attack sent workers home on August 31 and caused car manufacturing to plunge 28.6% in September. This comes at a difficult time for the government ahead of a budget where tax i
Hackers have perfected a new attack method that uses fake CAPTCHA pages to trick users into executing malicious commands. The technique bypasses nearly all modern security defenses by exploiting built-in system tools. Both Windows and macOS users are vulnerable to these sophisticated social engineer
Apple just announced a new program that cuts commission rates for mini apps from 30% to 15%. The Mini Apps Partner Program targets developers building web-based experiences within larger native apps. This marks Apple’s first commission reduction specifically for this category.
IQM has launched its Halocene quantum computing product line focused on error correction. The initial 150-qubit system is scheduled for commercial release by the end of 2026. This represents a key step toward the company’s goal of achieving fault-tolerant quantum computing by 2030.
Google has launched a suite of AI-powered shopping features just in time for the holiday rush. The tools include direct checkout in Search, automated store calling, and enhanced product discovery. This could fundamentally change how we shop online.
