Google released an emergency update for Chrome on Friday night. It patches two security vulnerabilities that were attacked on the internet.

Meta originally planned to release its next AI model, "Avocado," in March. Since its performance was not convincing, it is now reportedly not expected until May

Due to the AI boom, memory prices have exploded, and there's no end in sight. A conversation about how medium-sized companies are reacting.

Honda announces the discontinuation of production for three e-car models, citing the profound transformation of the automotive industry.

If internet contracts are adjusted to zero-rating options due to court rulings, customers may terminate their contracts without additional costs.

Justice Minister Hubig plans a reform of the Code of Criminal Procedure to allow investigators automated image matching online and data analysis with AI.

Four AI accelerators in two years, that is Meta's goal. In 2027, the MTIA 500 will arrive with 1700 watts of electrical power consumption.

Super galaxy clusters are among the largest structures in the universe. Now, a particularly large one has been measured, hidden from us behind the Milky Way.

Meta is introducing FrameSync, an improved image synchronization technology for Meta Quest. It can eliminate stuttering and thus curb motion sickness.

Transcranial direct current stimulation has been in use for years. How the "Flow" headset aims to end its niche existence.

OpenProject 17.2 brings an MCP Server for connecting AI systems, meeting templates, budget widgets, and several security fixes.

YouTube overtakes Disney as the largest media company. A large portion of its revenue in 2025 will come from advertising.

Musicians' fair remuneration: A round table with platforms, labels, and artists aims to find solutions for the long-discussed problem.

Panasonic's new ToughBook 56 packs its internals protected against shock, water, and dust. Interchangeable modules allow for interface customization.

E-cars must play a greater role at VW. The group is initiating innovations, turning the ID.3 into the ID.3 Neo.

Google introduces a registration requirement for all Android app developers. According to the Android chief, the company bows to political pressure, and more.

In old measurement data, two US researchers found a star that appeared "completely crazy." Apparently, there was a catastrophic collision in its orbit.

Zoom's video conferencing software contains partly critical security vulnerabilities. Attackers from the network can escalate privileges.

“Coruna” is the name of a collection of hacking tools for the iPhone that cracks various iOS versions. Apparently, state actors are behind it again.

Cisco warns of security vulnerabilities in IOS XR and Contact Center. They allow, for example, privilege escalation or denial-of-service.

Google enhances Gemini in Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive with numerous features – from AI drafts to table optimization and semantic search.

Computers from HP are vulnerable via several weaknesses in UEFI and Device Manager.

Apple's entry-level model hit the market on Wednesday. Second generation is supposed to clear up deficits, according to an analyst. One feature might be missing.

A coalition around Google and Tesla wants to save billions by better utilizing power grids and hopes for quick grid connections for data centers.

AI should not replace people at Atlassian, says CEO Cannon-Brookes. But they still have to lay off 1,600 people to have money for AI investments.

A Grammarly AI posed as famous authors, including from German-speaking countries. It has now been deactivated.

AI star Tilly Norwood has released a music video thanks to 18 real people. It's astonishingly quirky, funny, and clever.

16 years ago, Google began laying fiber optic connections in US cities, but then significantly scaled back. Now GFiber is being handed over.

Researchers at Stanford University have developed a nasal spray that offers months of protection against Covid-19 and hospital germs in laboratory tests.

After the removal of various HDR formats on Disney+, consumer advocates advise demanding a refund of subscription fees. They argue that a legal defect exists.