Another critical Linux TCP/IP bug uncovered; updates underwayA critical flaw in the Linux kernel’s TCP/IP stack allows remote code execution. Anthropic’s Claude found the bug, which had gone undetected for 11 years.
France plans internet tax of 5.5 cents per gigabyteA proposal in the French Parliament would tax internet traffic. Some companies are already pushing back.
US midterms: Data centers lose even bigger than RepublicansVoters in several U.S. communities also weighed in on data centers during the midterms. The results are clear — and devastating for the tech industry.
The Elder Scrolls 6: Bethesda reveals subtitle “Sentinel” after eight yearsBethesda has revealed the subtitle of “The Elder Scrolls 6”: The role-playing game is called “Sentinel”. But there won’t be more to see anytime soon.
mSecure password manager: Secure your credentials after an IT incidentAfter an IT incident, mSecure’s developers recommend securing all stored credentials again.
Kia EV2 with 61-kWh battery: Is the extra capacity worth it?The Kia EV2 impresses in our test, even with the larger of its two batteries. Its software still needs work.
“SMS of Death”: Security flaw crashes Android phonesAn invisible text message crashes Android phones, interrupts calls and traps devices in a reboot loop. Google has already responded.
Xiaomi begins rolling out HyperOS 4.0 to many modelsXiaomi begins rolling out its major HyperOS 4.0 update. More than 30 models are expected to get it in November.
Security vulnerability in flight booking systemA data leak at Amadeus exposed passenger data. Access credentials were visible in plain text via an unprotected heap dump.
Merz: Google Cloud is sovereign enough for intelligence agenciesAt the Digital Summit in Berlin, the chancellor touted AI’s potential — and gave U.S. cloud services a blank check.
Cyberattacks hit refrigerators in Bavaria and North Rhine-WestphaliaA wave of cyberattacks on refrigerators spoiled huge amounts of food. The first cases in Germany have now been reported in Bavaria and North Rhine-Westphalia.
Linux AI glasses Raven Prism go on sale at a luxury priceThe U.S. startup Raven Resonance is preparing to launch its standalone Prism smart glasses and has announced pricing and availability.
After freezer attacks, hackers target blood bank cooling systemsIn France, attackers tried to tamper with the cooling system at a blood products storage facility.
27-year-old tapped to overhaul Cisco code with AICisco gives a 27-year-old former founder unlimited AI tokens to rework legacy code. It aims to revamp 70% of its products by the end of 2027.
ChatGPT Images 2.6 adds GIFs, SVGs and speedOpenAI adds animated GIFs and saved reference images to ChatGPT. Images 2.6 is also faster and enables more precise image editing.
Researchers use AI to make alloys from scrap metalResearchers use AI to create stronger metal alloys from scrap. The approach is designed to make metal production more environmentally friendly — and cheaper.
Der Wandel vom KI-Training zur KI-InferenzIn Sachen KI hat sich die größte Herausforderung für IT-Architekten vom Training hin zur Bereitstellung verlagert – insbesondere hin zur effizienten KI-Inferenz mit hohem Durchsatz im großen Maßstab.
OpenAI takes on GitHub with Pierre Computer acquisitionPierre’s developer tools are set to be integrated into Codex. OpenAI is building infrastructure for AI coding — a potential rival to GitHub and Microsoft?
Canva restructuring includes job cutsAmid “new technologies” and slower growth, software company Canva is planning a major restructuring with leaner operations.
European chip design platform: EU invests hundreds of millionsThe EU is investing €525 million to support a new generation of European chip design companies. Europe wants to become less dependent on other countries.
watchOS 27.3 beta activates controversial Audio Intelligence techTranscribe the last 15 seconds and summarize all of the day’s conversations: That’s what the Apple Watch will soon do. A beta test has now begun.
Saudi Aramco takes nearly half of AI company HumainWith a billion-dollar investment in Humain, Saudi Aramco aims to strengthen Saudi Arabia’s AI sector and benefit from data centers' growing energy needs.
iPhone Duo: Why many apps still aren’t properly adaptedUnadapted apps still mar the experience of Apple’s first foldable iPhone with black bars. But that should soon change.
Greek satellite tests laser communications with EarthA satellite developed in Greece has successfully tested laser communications from space. The technology used is European.
Suzuki GSX-10R: A sportbike for the massesNo one expected Suzuki to unveil anything new at EICMA in Milan. But then the Japanese manufacturer introduced the GSX-10 R.
KBA: More than 1 in 4 new cars is all-electricAccording to the KBA, two-thirds of new cars have an alternative powertrain. Fully battery-electric cars account for 27.2%, up 58.1%.
Wiki.js 3.0: Collaborate like you do in Google DocsWiki.js 3.0 is here: The wiki software has been completely rewritten and adds real-time collaboration, multi-site management and more.
Smart Energy 201: Fritz launches smart plug with energy monitoringFritz launches the FritzSmart Energy 201, a new smart plug with energy monitoring. It’s smaller than previous Fritz models.
AI boom in the U.S.: Old jet engines could soon generate powerAI data centers are springing up across the U.S. at breakneck speed. Those responsible are getting increasingly creative about how to power them.
Best VR games coming in November 2026 for Quest 3, PS VR2, Steam Frame and PC VRAlongside the VR spin-off of “Payday” and an oddball sausage shooter, “Battlefield in VR” and “Zero Caliber 2” land on PS VR2.
Microsoft optimizes Windows for 8 GB PCsWindows’ appetite for memory is a thorn in many users’ sides. Microsoft has made improvements and says it will run much faster on 8 GB PCs.
When updates go wrong: An easy way back with openSUSEopenSUSE Leap 16.1 is here, with an optional immutable mode and updated desktops, including KDE Plasma 6.6.
Who’s talking? Anthropic unveils AI model identity verificationAI models have no ID. Anthropic’s FlashProve aims to make their identity cryptographically verifiable without revealing model weights.
Playing Ocarina of Time: The greatest game of all time is back!Ocarina of Time defined the modern action-adventure and is considered one of the greatest games of all time. That’s a high bar for the remake to clear.
Flexible quadcopter deforms on impact and keeps flyingDrones with rigid frames can be easily damaged in collisions. FlexiQuad has a flexible frame that absorbs impact forces.
Arkane Studios: Ubisoft and others bid for “Dishonored” developerMicrosoft wants to sell French studio Arkane. Several companies have made offers, including Ubisoft, Bloomberg reports.
Cybersicherheit und digitale Souveränität in EuropaWo Daten liegen, ist nur ein Teil der digitalen Souveränität. Vielmehr geht es um Abhängigkeiten von Cloud-, Security- und KI-Diensten. Wie Sie diese bewerten und im Ernstfall handlungsfähig bleiben, erfahren Sie im Live-Webcast am 17. November um 11 Uhr.
itch.io deletes terabytes of AI slop and adds search filterIndie platform itch.io has deleted several terabytes of AI-generated content. Users can now also filter AI projects out of search results.
Google: Schools that disable AI tools also lose access to SearchAs Google unveils new AI tools for schools, it has clarified that schools that block them also lose access to Search.
AMD doubles profit on server business, but gaming suffersDemand for AI data center capacity is fueling AMD, sending revenue and profits soaring. The stock is rising as AMD promises enough AI chips for 2027.
Commentary: Deno joins Cloudflare — judged by its own promisesCloudflare acquires Deno, and the runtime will be discontinued in a year. Golo Roden says this breaks with Deno’s founding promise.
Mystery grid twitch solved: Researchers pinpoint UPS self-testsPower grids worldwide briefly twitch every minute. Researchers say simultaneous self-tests by UPSs and battery storage systems are responsible.
India proposes a fix for AI companies’ illegal data scrapingIndia has an idea for how AI models could legally get data: A central platform would provide anonymized data on its own terms.
Extreme weather: GSMA calls for coordinated actionThe GSMA warns of growing risks to mobile networks from extreme weather and calls for coordinated policies to protect critical infrastructure.
Anthropic shows even beekeeping advice can trigger AI misbehaviorAn Anthropic experiment shows how seemingly harmless datasets can trigger unwanted AI behavior — and how AI agents could detect such risks.
FreeRDP brings remote desktops to the browserFreeRDP 3.33.0 adds WebAssembly support for browsers, experimental UDP connections and improvements to RemoteApp in SDL.
Palantir posts strong growthData analytics company Palantir continues to grow rapidly, driven largely by its U.S. business.
