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SpaceX loses bid to dismiss lawsuit over xAI data center pollution — facility allegedly emits over 5,00 tons of nitrogen oxides and 47 tons of cancer-causing formaldehyde annually

By Newton Gitonga Published

SpaceX loses latest legal fight over xAI's gas-powered data centers in Mississippi — court rejects arguments that mobile turbines are exempt from air permits

Data Centers
Sony's final 4K Blu-ray player listed as out of stock in Japan, firm may be preparing to abandon standalone players — retailers reportedly told not to expect new stock of its remaining model

By Newton Gitonga Published

Sony's Japanese 4K Blu-ray lineup is disappearing, raising questions about the future of standalone disc players

PlayStation
Military explores commercial 5G networks for enemy drone defense — AI agents developed the system recently used in battlefield trials in Latvia

By Mark Tyson Published

The military is looking at leveraging commercial 5G networks to sense and track drone incursions.

Networking
Supermarket freezers across Europe struck in second crippling cyberattack — hackers raise temperatures to 50 degrees Celsius in Belgium and Sweden, destroying food stocks

By Stephen Warwick Published

A second cyberattack has struck supermarket freezers across Europe.

Cybersecurity
New AI-driven Windows malware feeds stolen data to Claude to rank victims’ assets by value, then deletes itself

By Shane Downing Published

Cisco Talos says the VOLTA infostealer sends stolen victim data to Claude Opus 4.6 to rank assets by monetization value.

Cybersecurity
GOG explores reviving physical PC game releases

By Jhet Borja Published

GOG wants to sell physical games, in contrast to consoles going digital-only, giving gamers more freedom over their games. However, it still has to figure out logistics and publisher permissions.

Video Games
$1,099 CyberPowerPC Gaming PC at Walmart
Walmart honors massive shelf price mistake, lucky buyer gets two $2,299 CyberPowerPC gaming rigs for $1,099 each

By Jowi Morales Published

Redditor gets a gaming PC at more than 50% off in a physical Walmart retail store.

Gaming PCs
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Brazilian lawyers busted for attempting to manipulate court's AI with prompt injection hidden in filing

By Jowi Morales Published

The court's AI tools are apparently smart enough to detect prompt injection.

Artificial Intelligence
Thingiverse Partners with Anycubic
Anycubic and Thingiverse announce exclusive 3D printing partnership

By Denise Bertacchi Published

Thingiverse partners with Anycubic to bring models directly to 3D printers.

3D Printing
Sam Altman meets with Samsung leadership to secure more RAM for data centers amid crushing shortages

By Newton Gitonga Published

Samsung and SK hynix control roughly 83% of HBM revenue as AI data centers intensify competition for memory chips

Data Centers
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