Microsoft just nuked a blog post claiming Windows 11 users are totally fine without third-party security. Apparently, telling the entire cybersecurity industry they are obsolete was a bit too bold even for the masters of accidental software bloat.
Oh, joy. The state-run giant Rostelecom and its sub-entity RTK-TsOD are now wiring up their server rooms with 'secure' Wi-Fi. Because nothing says professional data center management like ditching the wire for some local cloud-based radio waves.
In a display of sheer technical genius, Russia’s Ministry of Emergency Situations has decided the best way to handle EV fire safety is to simply ban them from underground parking. Because why fix infrastructure when you can just outlaw modernity?
In a display of sheer brilliance, Meta decided that letting a chatbot handle account recovery was a stroke of genius. Naturally, it took mere minutes for hackers to trick the LLM into handing over access to some of the most prominent accounts on the platform.
Microsoft just crashed Computex 2026 to show off a Surface Laptop Ultra that looks suspiciously like they finally realized Apple Silicon exists. It's a shiny, over-engineered love child of Nvidia and MediaTek, promising enough power to heat a small studio apartment.
Ollama just invited MiniMax to the open-source party, and they brought a monster. With a massive context window and actual multimodal skills, this new arrival is making legacy models look like they’re still stuck in dial-up era.
USA, Australia, and UK are rushing to arm the ocean floor. While the world pretends the internet is a cloud-based miracle, these nations are turning the deep sea into a militarized zone to protect the wires that keep Meta and global finance alive.
Looks like the folks at MiniMax decided to throw a party and invited everyone to watch GPT-5.5 get pushed off its pedestal. It’s a bold claim, a mountain of open data, and exactly the kind of chaos this industry needs to keep things interesting.
Aaron Levie of Box just called out his peers for having a massive, delusion-fueled 'AI-psychosis.' Apparently, top brass are so detached from actual work that they think ChatGPT can replace entire departments. It’s a tragic, expensive corporate fever dream.
While OpenAI still fumbles with its paperwork, Anthropic has officially dropped its confidential S-1 filing with the SEC. It’s a bold sprint to the public markets, fueled by staggering valuations that seem to defy the laws of gravity—and logic.
Even with mountains of gold, the world’s biggest tech titans are suddenly acting like broke college students. Turns out, building a god-tier AI infrastructure costs more than just pocket change—it costs, well, everyone else's money.
Nvidia is tired of just selling GPU gold to data centers and is now storming the laptop world with RTX Spark. Jensen Huang thinks he can teach Microsoft and Arm how to actually make a decent PC. Grab some popcorn, Intel.