Tag: software
Google Unveils 8th Generation TPU Chips and Workspace Intelligence AI Service
Google introduced new TPU 8 chips designed for AI training and inference, alongside Workspace Intelligence, a unified AI service for productivity apps.
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World by Sam Altman’s Tools for Humanity Expands Human Verification Beyond Crypto to Tinder and More
Tools for Humanity plans to introduce its human verification system, World, into Tinder and other platforms beyond crypto applications.
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EU Age Verification App Fails Public Security Tests
The EU’s age verification app was compromised with minimal effort, exposing weaknesses in its security during public testing.
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Hackers Exploit Windows Vulnerability Following Public Release of Unpatched Code
Hackers have utilized an unpatched Windows vulnerability, exploiting code published by a security researcher frustrated with Microsoft’s response.
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Nvidia Unveils AI Models to Enhance Quantum Computer Calibration and Error Correction
Nvidia introduces new AI models aimed at improving calibration and reducing errors in quantum computing systems.
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AI Analyzes Smartphone Touch Data to Monitor User’s Muscle Activity and Fatigue
AI can now track muscle activity and predict fatigue of a smartphone user’s working hand by analyzing touchscreen interaction data.
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Vivo V70 Launches in Russia Featuring Advanced Camera and Robust Battery
The Vivo V70 arrives in Russia with a strong camera setup, quality display, and fast-charging battery, backed by versatile software features.
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Microsoft Introduces Gamepad Cursor for Windows Portable Consoles
Microsoft launches Gamepad Cursor to enable virtual mouse control via joystick on Windows-based portable gaming devices.
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DeepSeek Founder Confirms Late April 2026 Launch for Flagship V4 Model
DeepSeek’s next-generation V4 flagship AI system will debut in late April 2026, introducing a multi-tier operating mode and launching alongside Tencent’s competing model.
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France to Transition Government Systems from Windows to Linux, Cut Dependence on Non-European Software
France mandates government ministries to plan for phasing out Windows and other non-European software by late 2026.
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Anthropic Temporarily Suspends OpenClaw Creator’s Access to Claude, Then Quickly Reinstates It
Anthropic briefly blocked OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger from using Claude but restored access after public response on X.
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OpenAI Addresses Security Threat Linked to Third-Party Axios Component
OpenAI identified a security risk connected to the Axios component in multiple apps and took steps to secure macOS app certification.
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