Team Fortress 2 Welcomes Summer 2026 with Major Update
Valve has rolled out a significant update for Team Fortress 2, introducing new community content and various fixes.
GhostLock Vulnerability Exposes Linux Systems to Root Access
A long-standing flaw in the Linux kernel, dubbed GhostLock (CVE-2026-43499), has been revealed, allowing logged-in users to gain root access on unpatched systems.
Streamlined Integration: Hugging Face Meets Amazon SageMaker Studio
A new deep-link integration between Hugging Face and Amazon SageMaker Studio simplifies the transition from model discovery to deployment, enhancing the developer experience.
Linux Runs on Atari Jaguar Thanks to 68000 CPU Compatibility
A tech enthusiast has successfully booted Linux on the Atari Jaguar, leveraging the console's Motorola 68000 CPU support within the Linux kernel.
IEEE Honors Robotics Pioneer Toshio Fukuda
Toshio Fukuda, a trailblazer in robotics, has been recognized with the IEEE Richard M. Emberson Award for his significant contributions to the field, including the development of innovative robotic systems.
SEC Unveils Proposed Crypto Rule Changes for 2026 Agenda
The SEC's 2026 agenda includes significant proposed rule changes aimed at clarifying the regulatory landscape for crypto assets, focusing on broker-dealers and digital asset exchanges.
Supreme Court Allows Texas to Enforce App Store Age Verification Law
The Supreme Court's recent decision permits Texas to enforce its age-verification law for app stores, impacting ongoing litigation and raising concerns among tech lobbyists.
Google’s Pixel 11 Launch Event Scheduled for August 12
Google has confirmed the launch of its Pixel 11 series, set for August 12 in New York City, with potential price increases due to component shortages.
Spinneybeck Unveils Sustainable Eelgrass Acoustic Wall Tiles
Spinneybeck's new Søuld Fragments line transforms eelgrass offcuts into modular acoustic wall tiles, merging sustainability with design.
NASA Transfers ‘Hundred Acre Wood’ to Patuxent Research Refuge
NASA has officially transferred a 105-acre parcel of land, known as Area 400, to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, enhancing conservation efforts in Maryland.
