Core Ultra 400: Up to 52 cores, confusing classes and Thunderbolt 5
Intel's next desktop processor generation, Nova Lake-S, is said to feature a Core Ultra 7 with more CPU cores than a 9.
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Google Pixel: March update causes bootloops on some devices
Some Pixel users are reporting bootloops after the March update. Google has classified the issue as critical, but a solution is still pending.
"Hubble Tension": Most precise measurement of local universe deepens discrepancy
A research group has measured the expansion rate of the nearby universe in various ways. The result deepens a major astronomy puzzle.
Europe, look at France!
France wants to break free from its dependence on US tech giants. The plan is ambitious, concrete – and overdue. A commentary.
EUDI Wallet: ID on your smartphone – and hardly anyone knows about it
Digital identity for all Europeans: The EUDI Wallet launches in 2027 – but 52 percent of Germans don't know it exists, according to Bitkom.
Android: Google plans "Tap to Share" for quick data exchange
Google is working on a feature to share files and more between Android devices by holding them close together, similar to Apple's NameDrop.
Amazon Luna loses access to externally purchased games
Amazon's cloud gaming service Luna previously allowed you to play games purchased on external platforms. This is changing.
Researchers develop electrofluidically powered muscles for quiet robots
Hydraulically powered robot actuators are typically noisy. The electrofluidic muscle from MIT Media Lab and Politecnico di Bari, however, operates silently.
Attack on Sam Altman's home: OpenAI CEO can understand fear of AI
After someone allegedly tried to set Sam Altman's home on fire on Friday, shots were fired nearby. The background is still unclear.
Japan invests another 4 billion US dollars in chip startup Rapidus
Chip manufacturer Rapidus, founded in 2022, receives further investments for 2-nanometer chips and its own packaging factory.
Crime-as-a-Service: Government warns of highly professional criminal networks
From ransomware to violence on demand: the state reacts to criminal groups transforming into division-of-labor economies coordinating online.
Missing Link: Germany's long road to fiber optics
Good ideas don't always catch on. And some are only forgotten, but would still have a big impact decades later.