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Startup sues Koi Security after AI tool hallucinates and links it to a Chinese spying scam
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
MeetingTV sues Koi Security over alleged AI-generated false claims linking its software to Chinese cybercrime, causing reputational and business damage.

Is this the open source printer of our dreams?
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Open Tools develops a repairable open source printer using Raspberry Pi hardware, challenging DRM restrictions while facing cartridge and production challenges.

China demonstrates drone catapult made up of three trucks that interlock like Lego bricks
By Rahim Amir Published
China seems to have solved one of the biggest logistics challenges of using larger drones across various environments by using trucks to form a launch system.

Samsung just gave Google and the AI gang the perfect reason to buy all-new storage
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Samsung, Google, and partners create TP4193, moving SSD virtualization into hardware while increasing AI data center efficiency and hardware demands.

Samsung set to launch cheap PCIe 4.0 990 SSD
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Samsung briefly listed a DRAM-free 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD featuring Host Memory Buffer before quietly removing the product page completely.
Proton makes its Lumo privacy-first ChatGPT alternative a lot more powerful
By Rahim Amir Published
Proton's Lumo 2.0 finally looks like a real ChatGPT rival with reasoning, image generation, web search, and memory baked in.

Ukrainians are using VPNs to cause havoc in Russia by changing fuel station statuses on maps in a bid to cause chaos and confusion
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
A Ukraine-linked online campaign reportedly alters Russian fuel station map data, creating confusion among drivers through coordinated digital participation.

Tiny European chips power thousands of lethal Russian drones, and almost nobody can stop this
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
A European STM32 chip found in Russian drones reveals complex Chinese supply chains that challenge Western efforts to restrict technology transfers.

Castlelion sells affordable hypersonic Mach 5 missiles for the price of a supercar by tapping into the O&G and audio industries to get cheaper components faster
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Castelion's Blackbeard hypersonic missile now costs under $300,000 per round, prompting the Navy to order 50 production units.
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