Compute Report – Page 103 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Hackers have utilized an unpatched Windows vulnerability, exploiting code published by a security researcher frustrated with Microsoft’s response.

Rice University researchers developed a device that prints conductive ink on living tissues and implants without harming their surfaces.

SpaceX has raised concerns with the FCC about potential radio interference from Blue Origin’s TeraWave satellite antennas affecting Starlink users.

Ex-Apple, Qualcomm, and Nuvia chip architects form Nuvacore, a startup aimed at innovating processor technology and redefining silicon standards.

AMD achieves a record $454 billion market cap, outpacing Intel by nearly a third amid a decade of shifting industry dynamics.

The U.S. federal government is negotiating with Anthropic for access to the Claude Mythos AI model despite ongoing security-related tensions.

SoftBank is set to issue $3.6 billion in bonds to provide financial backing for OpenAI as the company prepares for a potential IPO.

Tesla offers limited Signature Edition of Model S and X, warns resellers with $50,000 penalty to curb speculative flipping.

Vertical Aerospace successfully performed a key tilt-rotor maneuver under regulator oversight, advancing eVTOL air taxi capabilities.

Tesla Cybertruck faces sluggish sales with nearly one-fifth of Q4 deliveries reportedly bought by Elon Musk himself.

Apple’s MacBook Neo has sold out current inventory, causing new orders to face shipping delays until May amid unexpected demand.

European startups claim AI chips 100 times more efficient than Nvidia’s but struggle with limited funding and semiconductor fabrication capacity.