The web app Luma creates audio, image, and video projects using AI agents – from brainstorming and planning to delivery.

Manufacturer Ricoh, formerly Fujitsu, has published an update for its scanner software. It includes a long-awaited architectural change.

A compressed air storage plant in China's Jiangsu Province is fully operational, expected to supply 600,000 households annually.

In the dispute with the Department of Defense, Anthropic has so far afforded its stance. It is questionable if this will remain.

Possibly due to the current memory crisis, the top RAM configuration for its workstation is being phased out. Huge language models are excluded.

To reduce the price of the MacBook Neo, Apple has become creative in some areas. An overview.

In ClickFix attacks, victims are supposed to execute commands themselves to infect their systems. One campaign relies on Windows Terminal.

The Document Foundation criticizes the EU Commission for exclusively using Microsoft's XLSX format in the Cyber Resilience Act consultation.

After the closure of the last British coal-fired power plant, coal consumption there has fallen significantly again – to a truly historic low.

Apple's current phones no longer turn off their displays. However, the selected wallpaper is blurred in iOS 26. This can be turned off.

Apple's MacBook Neo achieves high single-core performance in Geekbench, making it feel responsive in everyday use.

Did Meta deceive consumers? Two investigations are to evaluate the handling of sensitive videos from smart glasses.

Windows Terminal preview version 1.25 has been released, while version 1.24 is now stable. Developers get further configuration options.

The new version 13.0 of Linux From Scratch brings current toolchain components and will exclusively focus on systemd in the future.

Acronis is currently warning of more than 20 security vulnerabilities in Cyber Protect. Admins should promptly apply available updates.

The PC is the best gaming platform. The fact that the next Xbox is apparently becoming a PC is good news – for gamers. Microsoft is taking a big risk.

The deadline for companies and authorities to register under NIS2 rules ends today. Initial figures are causing political consternation.

Due to restrictions on AI use for surveillance and weapons, the US military now classifies Claude developer Anthropic as a security risk.

Three high-risk security vulnerabilities in Avira antimalware software allow attackers to execute code with system privileges, among other things.

After long legal dispute over the Play Store, Epic and Google reached an agreement. Part of the deal: Tim Sweeney is not allowed to criticize Google for years.

Microsoft's GitHub could face competition from OpenAI in the future. At least the AI company is reportedly developing an alternative internally.

A 25-year-old allegedly used his job as a US government contractor to steal confiscated cryptocurrency. He has now been arrested.

We urgently need to turn off our phones. Because of all these feeds and because of AI. This isn't a proper analysis? At least it's enough for a movie.

Since .NET 10.0, you can compile and run individual C# files directly – without needing a project file.

The US IT security authority CISA warns of current attacks on Hikvision, Rockwell Automation and Apple products.

The hypersonic aircraft Hermeus Quarterhorse Mk 2.1 has completed its maiden flight. A first important step to test high-speed flights later.

Oracle is spending tens of billions on building AI data centers, with returns not expected until 2030. The US company is now reportedly planning layoffs.

A state-run Iranian news agency claims the drone attacks on AWS were intentional. Repairs are ongoing.

The optional paid subscription for WhatsApp will offer various design options, exclusive stickers, and ringtones. Users can also pin more chats.

Disney turns its alien war machine into a tame teen franchise. Can the 4K UHD convince at least technically?