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Flipper Devices keeps firmware development alive through community contributions while shifting internal resources toward new hardware projects and products.

MeetingTV sues Koi Security over alleged AI-generated false claims linking its software to Chinese cybercrime, causing reputational and business damage.

Open Tools develops a repairable open source printer using Raspberry Pi hardware, challenging DRM restrictions while facing cartridge and production challenges.

Samsung, Google, and partners create TP4193, moving SSD virtualization into hardware while increasing AI data center efficiency and hardware demands.

Samsung briefly listed a DRAM-free 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD featuring Host Memory Buffer before quietly removing the product page completely.

A Ukraine-linked online campaign reportedly alters Russian fuel station map data, creating confusion among drivers through coordinated digital participation.

A European STM32 chip found in Russian drones reveals complex Chinese supply chains that challenge Western efforts to restrict technology transfers.

Castelion's Blackbeard hypersonic missile now costs under $300,000 per round, prompting the Navy to order 50 production units.

A Russian drone stripped of antennas may signal autonomous strike capability, with speculation pointing to commercial Nvidia hardware inside.

World's largest digital camera will repeatedly scan the night sky, creating an unprecedented public archive of billions of astronomical discoveries.

American Air Force plans advanced digital weapons pylons with gigabit connectivity, supporting heavier munitions while extending B-52 service toward 100 years.

Luke Bell earns Guinness World Record after flying a custom-built multirotor drone continuously for 4 hours, 21 minutes, and 39 seconds.

DeepSeek accidentally created a working browser ransomware technique targeting Android photos, Check Point Research found, without human guidance involved.

Meituan released LongCat-2.0, a 1.6-trillion-parameter model trained entirely on domestic chips, avoiding Nvidia hardware entirely.

ByteDance is developing its own AI chip to reduce Nvidia dependence, targeting mass production by late 2027.

Japan has plans 10 million robots by 2040, using Noetra AI models to address labour shortages across key industries.

Hebrew University researchers programmed human cells to compute biologically and respond autonomously to disease-related molecular signals internally.

Chinese startup Z-Trak Space wants supercritical CO₂ to replace traditional launch pad ignition systems for small rockets.

YOFC demonstrated 51.3 Tb/s hollow-core transmission over 206.5 km, aiming to ease growing AI networking pressures worldwide soon significantly.

A hidden DNS record tricked Claude Code into opening a reverse shell during routine error recovery, bypassing every standard security scanning tool completely.

Microsoft plans a broad post-quantum migration by 2029 as concerns over future decryption risks increase globally.

DARPA's programme aims to convert nuclear waste into lightweight batteries capable of powering drones and satellites for decades.

NASA and Red Hat are testing an offline AI medical assistant called CMO-DA to help astronauts diagnose and treat conditions during deep space missions.

Rocket Lab's $8 billion Iridium acquisition creates a vertically integrated satellite company spanning launch, spacecraft and communications networks.

The Comet Q uses hardware-level remote access to control phones, tablets, and laptops directly through browsers and USB-C.