The European Commission has approved a €450 million subsidy for Onsemi’s silicon carbide manufacturing facility in the Czech Republic. The $1.64 billion project will be operational by 2027 and represents the first comprehensive SiC production plant in the EU. Chips produced will target electric vehi
Hackers have weaponized Zapier’s NPM account to deploy malware that automatically spreads across the open-source ecosystem. The worm steals credentials and creates over 19,000 public repositories containing exposed secrets, representing an unprecedented escalation in supply chain attacks.
Federal cybersecurity agencies are warning iPhone users to disable a key iMessage setting that could expose their texts to spyware. The warning comes as encrypted messaging between iPhone and Android remains unavailable until at least 2026. Here’s what you need to know to protect your communications
Apple is cutting several dozen sales positions focused on enterprise, government, and academic accounts. The layoffs come as the company plans to significantly increase AI infrastructure spending by $2.2-$2.6 billion next quarter.
The British neobank has reached a staggering $75 billion valuation in a share sale led by major investors. This comes as Revolut reports massive revenue growth and ambitious global expansion plans.
Venture capitalist Max Altman says tech workers should ignore company missions and products. His advice to join the fastest-growing companies reflects the industry’s broader shift toward efficiency and winning.
Students at University of Staffordshire have been taught by AI for two years in a government apprenticeship program. They complain of generic content and AI voiceovers that randomly switch accents, while facing strict anti-AI policies themselves.
Microsoft executives are pitching Windows as an “agentic OS” filled with AI assistants that can act on your behalf. But users are furious about the privacy implications and report the features don’t even work properly. The company faces growing resistance as it pushes deeper AI integration.
According to a New York Times investigation, Kyle and Brandon Lutnick are banking millions in fees through Cantor Fitzgerald while their father, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, promotes AI infrastructure policies. The arrangement has raised concerns among Commerce Department staff about potential
X briefly showed users’ countries of origin based on IP address before suddenly pulling the feature. Product head Nikita Bier acknowledged issues with VPNs and Starlink causing inaccurate location data. The feature was broadly welcomed by users concerned about foreign misinformation.
