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Intel's new Arrow Lake desktop CPUs launch today, promising improved efficiency but leaving gamers questioning the performance-per-watt tradeoff.

EU regulators open formal investigation into Apple’s App Store commission structure, targeting potential DMA violations.

SpaceX successfully caught the Super Heavy booster at the launch tower during its latest Starship test flight, a major milestone for reusability.

Cisco warns of active exploitation of a critical zero-day vulnerability in its IOS XE software, allowing remote attackers full control.

A new study reveals that intermittent fasting may significantly raise cardiovascular death risk, alarming millions of dieters.

FDA authorized the first at-home combo test for flu, COVID, and RSV. This multiplex molecular test could redefine home diagnostics this winter.

Microsoft shuts down Arkane Austin and Tango Gameworks, cutting 2,500 jobs in a massive restructuring.

Researchers achieve 90% efficiency in quantum optical memory, a key step toward scalable quantum networks and distributed computing.

A federal judge ruled AI training without licenses is not fair use, reshaping copyright law and threatening major AI models.

Atlassian Confluence zero-day exploited actively. Over 10,000 servers potentially exposed. IT teams scramble to patch.

EU Parliament committee approves digital euro legislation, raising privacy and monetary sovereignty concerns across the bloc.

NHTSA investigates 2.2 million Ford vehicles over unintended acceleration claims linked to faulty transmission detection.