While measures long planned in Brussels have to be reconfigured at the last minute, the response to the events in the Middle East is still pending.

For 11 days, Iran has been under attack, meaning people there have had no internet access for that long. Now the regime has confirmed that there are exceptions.

Fortinet closes flaws in FortiWeb and FortiManager, allowing command injection, among other things. FortiGate firewalls were attacked.

After massive criticism from the community, MariaDB has reversed its planned removal of Galera clustering technology from the community server.

The Chinese e-SUV Leapmotor B10 is receiving a software update. This includes, among other things, One-Pedal Driving as well as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

The sale of TikTok to a US consortium is complete. A kind of geoblocking now prevents American citizens from downloading Chinese apps.

KeePassXC 2.7.12 protects Windows users from DLL injection via OpenSSL, changes passkey flags, and supports TOTP placeholders in Auto-Type.

With AI-supported training in the RoboGym, TU Munich and NEURA Robotics aim to prepare humanoid and other robots for everyday situations in the future.

YouTube is expanding its advertising program, making it easier for customers to book unskippable 30-second spots on TV.

An experimental Rust compiler is intended to replace the previous Go compiler, and the Astro dev server now supports custom runtimes.

During the presentation of the MacBook Neo, Apple's top hardware executive also gave an interview. He was tight-lipped on one central question.

Creators, politicians, and journalists are being provided with a tool on YouTube to find and report deepfakes of themselves.

Company bosses in Germany are increasingly focusing on Artificial Intelligence, according to a survey by Bitkom. However, the picture is mixed.

Google has changed the charging behavior with the update to Android 16 QPR3 for Pixel smartphones when the "limit to 80 percent" function is set.

Following criticism from The Document Foundation, the EU Commission has also provided the feedback template for the CRA guidelines as an ODS file.

First tests of the new entry-level MacBook show where the hardware is positioned. The question is whether limitations affect everyday use.

„Pokémon Pokopia“ becomes a surprise hit for Nintendo: The stock price is rising after its release. The physical edition is apparently in high demand.

Nvidia releases the second part of its DLSS 4.5 suite on March 31. New is then the ability to dynamically adjust the frame generation factor.

There is enormous hype around the powerful AI bot OpenClaw in China. A warning from the cybersecurity center suggests where it has all been installed.

Adobe's March patch day brings updates to close code smuggling vulnerabilities in Illustrator, Reader, and other programs.

V-Bucks in „Fortnite“ are becoming more expensive: Epic is adjusting the costs of the in-game currency to counteract „increased operating costs“.

On the March Patchday, Microsoft fixed 83 new vulnerabilities. Two are zero-day flaws. None have likely been attacked yet.

Those who take the time to understand a problem before solving it are faster in the end. An account of an counterintuitive development process.

The Strait of Hormuz, which is central to the world's oil supply, is effectively blocked. In Asia, the first governments have ordered energy-saving measures.

At the Paralympics, an international team repairs prosthetics, wheelchairs, and sports equipment – free of charge for all, often shortly before the competition.

When searching for images in Google's Photos app, you will soon be able to easily switch between AI-powered and classic search. Users had complained.

Investor EQT could sell Linux pioneer SUSE for up to six billion US dollars. SUSE is considered a potential winner of the AI boom.

Cyber-Dome without control? The government plans a defense shield modeled on Israel's, but remains silent on intelligence data and US tech.

The Berlin Senate is expanding video surveillance and relying on automated behavioral analysis in front of the House of Representatives and at crime hotspots.

The Patent Office reports record numbers for industrial property rights: Innovations in computer tech and digital networking drive upswing.