Waymo claims that its autonomous vehicles are significantly safer than human drivers. According to a Reuters report, the company’s written testimony to

For years, software stocks were treated as the market’s safest growth bet—recurring revenue, sticky customers, and margins that only seemed to expand. That

Long product lifecycles are no longer a luxury in embedded and industrial design—they are a necessity. From aerospace platforms and medical equipment to

Elon Musk has never been shy about betting on the future, but SpaceX’s reported acquisition of xAI marks one of the boldest moves of his career. By pulling

GitHub has rolled out a deceptively powerful improvement to Dependabot that directly targets one of the most persistent security weaknesses in modern DevOps

At the intersection of artificial intelligence and industrial design, NVIDIA and Dassault Systèmes have unveiled a bold vision that could redefine how

WhatsApp continues to quietly reshape its platform to meet evolving global regulations, and the latest Android beta update, version 2.26.5.1, is a clear

Google’s long-running antitrust battle just took another dramatic turn. After a federal judge ruled that Google illegally maintained its dominance in the U.S.

On February 3, OpenAI’s widely used chatbot ChatGPT experienced a short but noticeable outage across the United States, temporarily cutting off access for

Artificial intelligence has quietly crossed a line in the world of cybersecurity. It is no longer just a defensive tool used by banks and technology teams. It

Modern websites are packed with media, and while videos can add value, auto-play has become one of the most common digital irritations. You open a page for a

Few pharmaceutical companies can claim a history as layered and far-reaching as Novartis. Born in 1996 from the merger of Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz, the company

Unsecured MongoDB databases are once again proving to be low-hanging fruit for cybercriminals. A practice many in the security world believed was largely

The ShinyHunters extortion group is entering a far more dangerous phase of operations, shifting away from simple data theft toward highly coordinated social

For more than three decades, Microsoft’s NTLM (New Technology LAN Manager) authentication protocol has quietly existed at the heart of Windows environments.

As cyberattacks become faster, cheaper, and increasingly automated, small and medium-sized businesses are finding themselves exposed to threats once reserved

A critical React Native vulnerability once dismissed as a low-probability risk has quietly crossed into active exploitation, catching developers and security

The GlassWorm malware has resurfaced in one of the most trusted corners of the developer ecosystem: the Open VSX marketplace. This time, the operation wasn’t

As software supply chain attacks continue to surge and regulators tighten security expectations, startups promising automated, scalable defenses are drawing