Google is offering researchers early access to one of its newest quantum processors as part of a push to make quantum computing more practically useful.… Read More »Researchers Invited to Try Google’s Willow Quantum Processor
Anthropic is getting fresh attention from AI and cyber security folks after some internal Claude Code source code briefly showed up on npm. The leak… Read More »Anthropic Accidentally Publishes Claude Code Source
Cloud storage can make ransomware attacks harder to recover from, since encrypted files on remote servers are not always easy to restore. Google has been… Read More »Google Drive Gets Ransomware Protection
Microsoft has published new Windows 11 Insider Preview builds across the Canary, Dev, and Beta rings, targeting developers and advanced users with incremental enhancements. Canary… Read More »Windows Command Prompt Gets Faster and Smarter
While consumers are cutting back, Samsung is expanding its premium accessory lineup. The company quietly launched the Pro Keyboard for the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra,… Read More »Samsung’s Premium Tablet Keyboard Hits $400
Microsoft says it plans to move away from web-based app technologies and start building Windows 11 applications that are “100% native.” A new team will… Read More »Microsoft Shifts to Fully Native Apps in Windows 11
The Zen 5 stack now includes the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2, AMD’s first desktop processor featuring dual-chiplet 3D V-Cache. The addition strengthens AMD’s hold on premium… Read More »AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Arrives as Intel Cancels Core Ultra 9 290K Plus
Samsung has introduced a new anti-reflection layer for its QD-OLED displays, targeting a long-standing issue for high-end gaming monitors. The company calls the technology QuantumBlack,… Read More »Samsung Introduces QuantumBlack Layer to Improve QD-OLED Screen Clarity
Google has moved up its timeline to protect its infrastructure from quantum computing risks, targeting full readiness by 2029, well ahead of most industry and… Read More »Google Plans Quantum-Safe Security Transition by 2029
Beginning April 24, GitHub will collect interaction data from Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ tiers to further train its AI systems. The feature is enabled… Read More »GitHub Copilot Will Use Your Code for AI Training
