Rumors swirled that Samsung would stop selling SATA SSDs to consumers, following Micron’s exit with its Crucial brand. Samsung has now directly denied these reports, stating plans to phase out SATA or other SSDs are “false.”
Apple has rolled out watchOS 26.2 with a notable change to how it classifies your Sleep Score. The update also introduces Enhanced Safety Alerts for emergencies, but only in the United States.
A microphone on the Perseverance rover has picked up the crackle of static electricity inside Martian dust devils. The discovery confirms that lightning can occur in Mars’s thin atmosphere and could affect the planet’s chemistry.
Internal communications reveal SpaceX is preparing for a potential public offering in 2026. The staggering valuation is aimed at funding an ambitious slate of next-generation projects. The timing, however, remains uncertain.
According to a new report, Nvidia’s CES 2026 presence will be more about roadmap signals than big launches. CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote on January 5 is expected to focus on AI, with potential confirmations about the delayed RTX 50 Super GPUs and a rumored high-performance Arm SoC.
A shocking 16-terabyte database, left without a password, exposed nearly 4.3 billion professional profiles. The data, scraped from sources like LinkedIn, gives criminals a blueprint for highly targeted, convincing scams at an unprecedented scale.
The old tension between security and operations is a luxury no modern company can afford. With ransomware able to halt production faster than a physical disaster, the CISO and COO must build a proactive partnership to protect operational excellence.
A new sale puts the iPad Air with an M3 chip at $499, directly competing with discounted Surface Pro models. The author argues that for a pure tablet experience, Apple’s optimized software and fluid interface still win, even if the Surface is a better all-in-one device.
The Humanoids Summit drew 2,000+ engineers and investors to debate the future of robots. While AI has sparked new investment, pioneers like Rodney Brooks warn it’s a very, very big hill to climb. The race is on, with China pushing hard for a 2025 ecosystem.
The next Linux kernel release is packing some serious hardware support upgrades. It’s not just about AMD’s new x2AVIC feature for massive VMs; a crucial driver was also saved from the chopping block.
