Before the first Northrop Grumman B-21 Raider touches down at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota in 2027, the United States will have spent approximately $2 billion preparing the ground beneath it, and that is for just one of three planned home bases. Dyess Air Force Base in TexasContinue Reading
A 16-year-old Linux kernel vulnerability, dubbed Januscape, allows attackers to escape a virtual machine and execute arbitrary code on the host. …Read MoreContinue Reading
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Four nuclear reactors hit a big milestone in the US —Casey Crownhart I was really looking forward to July 4, and not just because I love a poolside barbecue…Continue Reading
Bari Weiss is seeking out friendly interviewers at the New York Times to try and “calm the firestorm engulfing her leadership of CBS News.” By “leadership” of course they mean censoring stories critical of the president, letting Benjamin Netanyahu pick his own interviewer (who he knows won’t press him onContinue Reading
Q&A with Marc Moser, HUBER+SUHNER Ask what’s holding back electric truck and bus production and you’ll usually hear about battery supply or software. Less often mentioned: the orange highvoltage cable running between the battery, inverter, e-axle and charging port. As commercial EV volumes climb, that highvoltage power distribution has becomeContinue Reading
Electric powertrain consultancy CamMotive and aerogel developer Thermulon have been named technology partners in a £2-million, UK government-backed project to improve the safety of EV batteries. The two companies will work with an unnamed UK OEM to tackle thermal runaway in battery systems, under the government’s DRIVE35 program. The 12-monthContinue Reading
The project has raised significant concerns among residents about its potential impacts on animals and energy use., The project has raised significant concerns among residents about its potential impacts on animals and energy use., from Newsnation Read MoreContinue Reading
LONDON (AP) — Technology and online platforms are increasingly being used to threaten the United Kingdom, including by hostile countries, extremists and far-right groups, senior British police officials said Thursday. There is a “continual battle” against threats online, said Vicki Evans, a senior national coordinator for counterterrorism at the MetropolitanContinue Reading
Anthropic has released a beta of its Claude desktop app for Linux, launching alongside an apt repo Ubuntu users can add for ongoing updates. According to the official docs, Claude desktop for Linux offers “the same Chat, Cowork, and Claude Code experience as macOS and Windows: parallel sessions, visual diffContinue Reading
Samsung’s reported Gaia accelerator could bring dedicated on-device AI hardware to future PCs, placing the company in an increasingly crowded fight with Nvidia and Qualcomm…Continue Reading
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Wes Roth opens the video by announcing that Grok 4.5 has officially gone live to the public after strong internal beta testing at SpaceX and Tesla. He explains that the model is positioned as an Opus-class system but stands out for being significantly faster, more token-efficient, and cheaper to run. The introduction highlights how GrokContinue Reading
Recently, Microsoft reluctantly agrred that a bug was eating up uo to 500 GB of disk space in Windows 11. They knew about the bug for months, no fix came. Germany may not have kicked right in the Paraguay match, but it sure has kicked out Microsoft Sharepoint. The stateContinue Reading