Insomniac Games has lost 1.3 million files
If only there were a team of super heroes that could have stopped this
Hackers have leaked 1.3 million files from Sony division Insomniac Games, including game roadmaps, budgets, and detailed information about Insomniac's upcoming Wolverine game, which a document says is slated for 2026.
Microsoft removes HP printer software
It should never have been there
Software King of the World Microsoft has released a new tool to remove HP printer software installed without user permission.
TomTom teams up with Microsoft
AI for cars
Digital mapping specialist TomTom has partnered with tech giant Microsoft to create an artificial intelligence (AI)--powered conversational assistant for vehicles.
AMD miffed at Nvidia’s performance comparison
Handbags at dawn
AMD has come out with a benchmark of its own between its Instinct MI300X and Nvidia’s H100 (Hopper) GPUs.
US politicians want Biden to bully Europe
It must follow the demands of our tech companies
US politicians are calling on the US president Joe Biden to lean on Europe until it allows US tech companies to do what they like.
AI helps Imran Khan campaign from behind bars
Could be useful for a lot of politicians
AI allowed Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan to campaign from behind bars, with a voice clone of the opposition leader giving an impassioned speech on his behalf.
Apple pulls smartwatches
Borrowed technology and made it less effective
Fruity cargo cult Apple has pulled two of its smartwatches after the International Trade Commission ruled that it didn’t invent some of the features in the devices.
Nikola founder jailed for securities fraud
Four years
Trevor Milton, the founder and former CEO of electric truck startup Nikola, was sentenced Monday to four years in prison for securities fraud.
Big Blue gets bigger
Snaps up Software AG enterprise integration platforms
IBM is buying Software AG's enterprise integration platforms for 2.13 billion euros to bolster its artificial intelligence and hybrid cloud offerings.
JPL stream cat videos from deep space
It's what Jack Parsons would have wanted
JPL has tested its Deep Space Optical Communications network by live streaming an HD cat video from 19 million miles away.