GNOME 50 is out, bringing a new set of features to the open-source desktop environment that Ubuntu uses. The latest release, codenamed “Tokyo”, enables Variable Refresh Rate and fractional scaling by default, expands parental controls, and plumbs in support for hardware accelerated remote desktop sessions. GNOME’s core apps also pickContinue Reading
When the Airbus A380 entered service almost 20 years ago, it brought ridiculous range and capacity. Airlines could carry several hundred passengers between hubs on opposite sides of the globe. When full, the A380 also had a remarkably low operating cost.Continue Reading
On the evening of August 26, 2018, SWISS flight LX564 departed from Zurich, Switzerland. The Airbus A320-214 carried 166 passengers and crew aboard. Bound for Nice, France, no one suspected that they would experience a terrifying in-flight emergency due to a sudden and bizarre food reaction that would knock outContinue Reading
The Linux Foundation has announced $12.5 million in grants to strengthen open source software security. The funding will be managed by Alpha-Omega and the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF), two of its security-focused initiatives. The idea behind this move is to tackle the growing problem of AI tools generating securityContinue Reading
GNOME has had quite a journey so far, consistently evolving according to the community’s needs, gaining both loyal users and ardent haters. Each release has brought steadier foundations, a more coherent design language, and a growing set of applications built around the same visual identity. What it offers is fairlyContinue Reading
We round up the best new features of the Ubuntu 25.10 (“Questing Quokka”) release. Ubuntu 25.10, released on October 9, 2025 (supported until July 2026 for 9 months), is the final interim release before the next long term version of Ubuntu 26.04 LTS. This release prioritizes modernization through Rust-based componentsContinue Reading
Chinese electric truck OEM Windrose and EVSE manufacturer Autel Europe have announced the successful completion of a real-world Megawatt Charging System (MCS) charging session at a customer site in the Dutch city of Roosendaal. The Megawatt Charging System, which enables charging of heavy-duty EVs at power levels up to 3.75Continue Reading
Back in 2021, we published an in-depth interview with Megan O’Connor, the founder and CEO of Nth Cycle, a company that developed a way to recover production-grade critical minerals from separated electronic waste and low-grade mine tailings. Five years later, the company’s electroextraction technology seems to be working out, asContinue Reading
One of the most reliable technologies for capturing highly detailed spatial data is LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging). LiDAR is appreciated for its speed, consistency, and accuracy in land surveying and infrastructure planning, as well as in environmental mapping and construction. But how true is it, in fact–and what areContinue Reading
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Tesla has officially updated its website, confirming that the Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive now qualifies for the new Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP). According to Tesla North, the update now allows Canadian buyers to apply the $5,000 EVAP incentive to the all-electric SUV, bringing the price down to $44,990…Continue Reading
Unlike Nvidia’s earlier Grace processors, which were primarily sold as companions to GPUs, Vera is positioned as a general-purpose data center CPU with a strong focus on AI-centric workloads such as agentic frameworks, scripting-heavy pipelines, analytics, and code compilation. The chip is built on 88 Nvidia-designed Arm v9.2-A “Olympus” cores,…Read Entire Article…Continue Reading