Traditional cable dinosaur Fox decided to buy its way into the cool kids' digital club by swallowing Roku. But instead of popping champagne, investors immediately started jumping ship in a massive panic.
Nothing says 'power of imagination' quite like corporate giants groveling before authoritarian bureaucrats. Our favorite virtual block world decided that Russian rubles are just too sweet to lose, even if it means letting local censors dictate the rules of play.
The digital iron curtain in Russia just got another layer of barbed wire, and this time, local website owners are the ones getting snagged. If they dare let users log in with anything other than state-approved domestic tech, the Kremlin's taxman is coming.
While big tech keeps trying to convince us that a three-second delay for a simple chatbot response is 'magic', some mad lads just strapped rocket boosters to open-weights AI and gave it eyes. This is what actual hardware wizardry looks like when you stop playing nice.
Swiss researchers just plugged machine learning directly into the human brain to fix one of the most frustrating symptoms of Parkinson's. This isn't another useless chatbot; this is actual sci-fi tech changing real lives.
The White House tried to play cyber-cop by banning Anthropic’s top models, but instead of blocking bad guys, they just disarmed America’s own digital defense force. Cue the collective facepalm from forty of the country’s biggest tech minds.
Just when you thought COBOL was only kept alive by desperate banks fearing a mainframe collapse, a mad genius dragged this dinosaur into the gaming world. Say goodbye to spreadsheets, we are shooting pixels now.
Imagine a world where your phone rings, and instead of a scammer from a fake security department, it's your actual bank desperately trying to sell you a credit card you never asked for. Yes, the call is coming from inside the house, and they are fighting dirty to keep doing it.
Russia’s internet censor, Roskomnadzor, has a brilliant new plan: after spending years blocking the global internet, they now want to build a government-approved 'State VPN' so local developers can actually do their jobs. Peak comedy.
Scientists have achieved what seemed like sci-fi: a plug-and-play brain chip that lets a paralyzed man speak with his mind, completely bypassing his damaged nerves. No laboratory supervisors needed—just pure, unfiltered thought transformed into real-world action.
While everyone was busy arguing on the ground, one guy quietly bought up the entire night sky. It turns out we aren't just looking at stars anymore; we're looking at a giant flying corporate billboard that is growing faster than space junk.
When billionaires start explaining how losing your job is actually a luxury, you know the tech PR machine has reached peak comedy. The master of package-delivery empires is back with a mind-bending theory about why nobody will want to work anymore.