Netflix's eight-part FTX drama lands November 19, starring Anthony Boyle and Julia Garner. A former FTX executive says the trailer gets life inside the exchange wrong.
The XPS 16 Creator Edition is the priciest RTX Spark laptop yet, about $1,000 more than an Asus rival. Here is what Dell's price buys and who should wait.
Certificates behind Windows Update expire on May 17 and June 19, 2027. PCs that are up to date get new ones automatically; neglected or unsupported ones get cut off.
Facebook and Instagram now refuse ads from TikTok's parent ByteDance, and any campaign pointing to TikTok, in seven countries. Here's who is affected and why.
In the season 26 opener, Ghost in the Machine, a rogue AI agent hires a killer on Discord, and New York prosecutors charge the CEO who built it.
Defense startup Castelion is building a 1,000-acre hypersonic missile plant near about 450 Rio Rancho Estates properties. Neighbors say safety answers are missing.
Dark mornings throw your body clock off. These wake-up lights from Lumie, Philips, Beurer, Lexon and Dreamegg ease you awake, and here's how to choose one.
CVE-2026-107406 scores 9.5 out of 10 and hits NetScaler appliances used for SAML sign-in, including builds installed days earlier to fix exploited zero-days.
Proton's CEO says one trusted privacy company beats juggling many apps, explains why Lumo moved to Germany, and warns that age checks mean showing ID to use the internet.
A $20 billion gap between what investors expected and what OpenAI reported knocked tech stocks, but the real story is how AI companies count their sales.
The AI data center builder pulled a $5 billion float after about two days of weak demand. Pension funds balked at the price, and Firmus is now chasing private money.
Now generally available, MXC puts AI agents in a walled-off space on Windows 11 so a single bad decision can't wipe your files or leak your documents.
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