An exoplanet clearly clearing a protoplanetary dust disk was discovered around WISPIT 2 last year. Now a second one has been found there.

Aircraft in the X program conduct basic research in the air. The Bell X-1, which first reached supersonic speed, marked the beginning in 1947.

Apple has reportedly been working on new home products for several years, but they have allegedly been postponed. A senior director has now left the company.

SK Hynix is stepping on the gas with production expansion. The memory manufacturer is spending a lot of money on EUV lithography systems from ASML.

The email and collaboration server SmarterMail is vulnerable. The developers have closed several security gaps.

Apple's entry-level notebook works without a fan. Heat dissipation under high load is not ideal. A tinkerer wants to help.

Anthropic calls the function of its AI chatbot Claude, to operate a computer like a human, Computer Use. This is being expanded.

The last release with a JavaScript codebase is ready. From version 7, the compiler and language service will be written in the Go programming language.

Halide developer Sebastiaan de With is now at Apple – which raises hopes for a better camera app. But first, a legal dispute must be settled.

British VR publisher nDreams is in crisis and is pulling the plug on its free-to-play title “Frenzies.”

CO₂ captured from ambient air can be used to carbonate beer. Breweries are thus no longer dependent on CO₂ suppliers and their prices.

Attackers are logging into the Quest KACE Systems Management Appliance endpoint management system. A security patch has been available for a long time.

TotalEnergies receives money back that the company paid for the right to build two offshore wind projects. This is to be channeled into gas projects.

Three and a half weeks after the start of the war, AWS services in the Emirates are still disrupted, and now new impairments are emerging in Bahrain.

The USA will only allow routers manufactured in the country for consumers from now on. However, such models do not exist.

With normal smartphones, Austrian police officers capture the fingerprint lines of suspects. The trip to the station is usually omitted.

TV broadcasters demand stricter rules for smart TVs and virtual assistants from tech giants. These increasingly act as gatekeepers for content and audiences.

With its own developed drone technology, the company is able to deliver small packages even in densely populated areas.

The date is now official: the developer conference WWDC26 begins on June 8. Apple is expected to introduce iOS 27 and new AI features.

Passenger transport in Japan is declining. The railway company JR East is looking for alternatives – and is sending freight on the high-speed line.

Wind and solar energy continue to be massively expanded worldwide. Over 800 gigawatts were newly installed last year.

Antec and Noctua are launching a PC case together. It features walnut wood, brown exterior elements, and expensive fans.

Despite stagnating revenues, Deezer reports its first annual profit – achieved through strict austerity and withdrawal from weakening markets.

Due to the security vulnerability in Windchill and ZeroPLM, police alerted affected companies. Administrators are irritated.

Given Middle East instability, EU Commission urges coordinated gas supply precautions. In Germany, first storage facilities face closure.

The open VR headset Lynx-R2 might never be released. A French court has ordered the liquidation of the start-up due to insolvency.

A teardown shows that parts can be exchanged between iPhone 17e and 16e. Even the MagSafe area is included, albeit with limitations.

Apple Intelligence is considered a flop, yet Apple is still making cash with the hype around Artificial Intelligence. The reason: The App Store's fee model.

Tesla owners in the EU have been waiting years for Full Self Driving. Now Elon Musk's company is naming April 10 as a possible approval date.

On March 25, 2025, Amazon will change the behavior of public wish lists. Customers must now protect their privacy themselves.