Compute Report – Page 325 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Boston Dynamics showcases its Atlas robot performing a backflip, signaling strides toward commercial deployment with new agility demonstrations.

Apple sees record iPhone sales in China, credited in part to the strong popularity of the iPhone 17’s distinctive orange color variant.

Apple plans to open CarPlay to third-party AI chatbots, enabling voice interaction through vehicle interfaces.

Disney+ has ended support for Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and 3D streaming formats in Europe following a patent conflict with InterDigital.

Anthropic’s group of AI agents collaborated to develop a working C compiler, showcasing advances in AI-driven software development.

GOG is developing native Linux support for its Galaxy desktop client, confirming ongoing progress after posting a senior engineer job.

The upcoming shutdown of OpenAI’s GPT-4o AI model has met with unexpected emotional resistance from users worldwide.

A security vulnerability in AMD’s automatic driver update system could expose users to risks, discovered by a cybersecurity researcher.

Apple updates App Store guidelines to ban anonymous and random chat apps, allowing removal without notifying developers.

The US plans to prohibit Chinese-developed automotive software linked to foreign cloud services amid growing security concerns.

Bitcoin and Ethereum plunged significantly last week, marking the worst crypto market week in over three years with unclear reasons behind the drop.

SpaceX is recruiting experts to develop orbital data centers, aiming to transform space into a key hub for AI processing power.