Rahim Amir

Zelenskyy says China is handing Russia the tech for its own Starlink, but Moscow's Rassvet network has launched just 32 satellites and lost at least one.

The F-16 first flew in 1974, and the US Air Force is now shopping for a brand-new brain to keep its Vipers relevant into the 2040s.

HP put a full Ryzen PC inside a keyboard - the catch is the €2,149 price tag.

Minisforum's $7,399 MS-S1 MAX-P495 leads with 16 cores and 55 TOPS, but its 192GB of memory is the real story.

ProArt GR1X now has a power brick, a weight, and a rough shipping window - but still has no price, looks remarkably like a machine Asus already sells, and is entering a crowded field.

Thousands of Trump Mobile prospective customers have data leaked.

Microsoft wants every employee building apps with Copilot, but with 93% of tech leaders worried about vibe-coded tools, I don't expect IT to just hand over the keys.

Quanta reportedly paused HP laptop production for a week in a price fight, betting its AI server boom could absorb the hit.

Most keyboards expect your fingers to travel to the keys. Google's newest one sends the keys to you instead.

India just drew level with the US in the .si gold rush, and perhaps more interestingly, Morocco came third.

A 27-inch 4K monitor on a six-axis robot arm that follows your posture, from $1,599 on Kickstarter.

Singapore just beat China and the US for the atomic clock accuracy record with a single lutetium ion.

DeepSeek's two new repositories already have hundreds of GitHub stars between them.

NordVPN counted 196 Roblox phishing sites in one week, some built to grab 2FA codes in real time.

A 16-year-old set one login field to "admin," and an estimated 17.3 trillion Microsoft rows became accessible.

Guilford, Pima, and Charlotte are all hitting pause on data centers, but the fine print indicates not one of these moratoriums stops a project already in motion.

Slovenia's .si registry just booked nearly four times its August total in a single day, mostly to speculators flipping domain names.

Ukraine's drone chief says humanity is "losing control" of AI weapons, calling it a panopticon even as drones continue to get increasingly 'smarter' on the front line

At $14,904, it clocks in exactly $91 more than the chip it replaces from AMD.

Two Zen 2 cores, RAM you can't upgrade, and about a quarter of the PassMark score of Intel's budget chips make it a bad bargain no matter how you paint it.

Russia says its drone tracker lets officials land every drone in an area at the push of a button.

Funding comes in addition to larger commitments from utilities, and it chooses to focus on wires and sensors instead of power plants.

The fact that no Ukrainian firms made the top five is arguably the bigger shock to observers.

Amazon is investing $20 million to save Colorado River water, but how much of that river it uses remains opaque at best.

Swapping out a Raspberry Pi's factory-configured memory can leave many DIY enthusiasts frustrated, to say the least.