The Open Compute Project (OCP) aims to develop specs for distributed datacenters. The collaboration with IOWN (Innovative Optical and Wireless Network) seeks to leverage all-optical technologies to overcome the limitations of traditional connections, essential for complex AI applications.
LayerX has identified a zero-click remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Claude Desktop Extensions. The flaw is triggered by processing a Google Calendar entry, potentially exposing systems to security risks.
Researchers warn: a zero-click prompt injection vulnerability can leak data when AI agents meet messaging apps. An attacker can trick an AI agent into generating a data-leaking URL, which link previews may fetch automatically, exposing sensitive information.
Linux kernel 7.0 introduces significant updates to the Virtual File System (VFS), including non-blocking timestamps and standardized generic I/O error reporting. These changes aim to improve system efficiency and robustness, as well as support new features for containers.
Microsoft is introducing new security features in Windows. The company seems to be increasing authorization prompts for applications, a move that could impact the user experience and raise questions about system resource management.
Redis 8.6 is now available, the latest open-source release of the in-memory database. This release includes significant performance improvements, reduced memory usage, and new features such as TLS certificate-based automatic client authentication and updated cache eviction policies.
The GitHub development platform is experiencing significant outages and slowdowns. The issues also appear to be impacting integrated services such as Copilot, raising concerns about infrastructure stability and operational continuity for developers.
An experiment conducted by Universitas Islam in Indonesia found that using generative AI vastly reduces the cognitive load on network pros during IPv4 to IPv6 migrations. However, organizations may not be ready for both AI and the new network protocol.
Edinburgh councillors have torpedoed plans for a massive "green" AI datacenter, voting it down despite city planners recommending approval. Emissions fears swayed the decision.
Gothenburg-based Vesiro has raised €1.6 million to develop a plug-in for Elasticsearch. The aim is to improve search efficiency in large-scale data environments, reducing the number of servers required and energy consumption. The funding will support the expansion of the technical team and accelerate product development.
Google and YouTube are renewing their commitment to online safety for children and teens on Safer Internet Day. The initiative aims to provide tools and resources for a safer and more educational online experience.
An open-source project demonstrates a fully local home automation voice assistant, powered by Qwen3 models for ASR, LLM, and TTS. The system runs on an RTX 5060 Ti GPU with 16GB VRAM, highlighting the feasibility of on-prem AI implementations even with consumer hardware.
MediaTek and Airbus are joining forces to develop 5G and 6G satellite communication technologies. The collaboration aims to improve global connectivity and explore new applications for next-generation networks, leveraging the expertise of both companies in the telecommunications and aerospace sectors.
OpenAI for Government announces the deployment of a custom ChatGPT on the GenAI.mil platform, aiming to provide secure and reliable artificial intelligence tools to U.S. defense teams. The platform aims to enhance operational capabilities while maintaining high security standards.
The Rust-written Redox OS open-source operating system is now able to leverage Cargo and the Rust compiler "rustc" itself running within this platform. This progress, along with many other improvements, marks a significant step forward for this independent operating system in 2026.
Ultra Ethernet is poised to revolutionize data center interconnection. This new technology promises to significantly improve network performance and efficiency, opening up new possibilities for data-intensive and compute-intensive applications.
The US Air Force has banned the use of smart glasses like Ray-Ban Meta Glasses among its troops. The use of earbuds and other Bluetooth devices is now limited to official duties only. The decision aims to bolster security and prevent potential vulnerabilities.
A Reddit post raises questions about the increasing difficulties in running large language models (LLMs) locally. The discussion revolves around the increasingly stringent hardware requirements and the implications for those who want to maintain control of their data and infrastructure.
The last major nuclear arms treaty between the US and Russia just expired. Some experts believe a combination of satellite surveillance, AI, and human reviewers can take its place. Others, not so much.
The Matrix open communication protocol is gaining traction among government organizations seeking to reclaim their data and achieve digital sovereignty. It offers one-to-one and group messaging, encrypted VoIP calls, and video conferencing, all handled by an open and decentralized protocol.