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'A ticking time bomb': US trains are vulnerable to a simple 13-year-old known security vulnerability - here's what you need to know
A long-ignored flaw in US train systems allows remote braking with cheap radios, raising serious safety concerns after over a decade of denial and delay.
A quarter of applications now include AI, but enterprises still aren't ready to reap the benefits
New research highlights how enterprises aren't ready to benefit from AI, especially when it comes to security and governance.
Ex-Dyson engineer to launch LTO tape holographic rival that uses cheap $5 laser diode, promises 200TB cartridges on 100m reels — but read/write speeds are unknown
Former Dyson engineer builds low-cost holographic storage with polymer ribbon which works seamlessly inside existing LTO libraries.
This useful Spotify access feature could be coming to OnePlus and Oppo earbuds, following the likes of Sony and Bose
A new code has been found that points to a possible Spotify Tap integration with OnePlus and Oppo earbuds, but it still has a long way to go.
Google transforms NotebookLM into a curated knowledge hub and I might be in geek heaven
From Shakespeare to parenting: Google’s NotebookLM debuts themed ‘Featured Notebooks’ with The Economist & The Atlantic.
HBO’s Harry Potter TV show is supposed to be a fresh start, but Nick Frost’s Hagrid says otherwise
After Nick Frost promised his version of Hagrid wouldn’t be anything like Robbie Coltrane’s, the first look at the HBO Harry Potter TV show version is… unexpected.
Nintendo's anti-piracy rules have got one Switch 2 owner's console banned after they bought pre-owned games that they later found out were cloned
A Nintendo Switch 2 owner is warning players about buying pre-owned physical games after being banned for unknowingly playing cloned copies.
China regains access to Nvidia chips after US lifts restrictions
Despite making H20 chips specifically for China, Nvidia was banned from exporting them, but that's about to change.
