OpenAI is testing group chat features in ChatGPT across four Asian markets. Meanwhile, Google announced AI shopping agents that can call stores and make purchases. The competition between AI assistants is heating up dramatically.
Tachyum is making bold claims about its upcoming Prodigy processor, saying it delivers 21x higher AI performance than NVIDIA’s future Rubin Ultra. The problem? Both chips are still in simulation, and Tachyum has never shipped actual silicon before.
DJI’s Neo 2 selfie drone is launching worldwide with lidar obstacle avoidance and 19-minute flight time, but American customers won’t be able to buy it through official channels. The company cites “evolving market conditions” for skipping the US market. Some US retailers might import it, but warrant
Spotify is rolling out AI-generated audiobook summaries called Recaps that function like TV show “previously on” segments. The feature automatically provides updates as you progress through supported audiobooks after listening to 15-20 minutes.
Google is creating a safer way for Android users to sideload apps from unverified developers. The new “advanced flow” will include clear warnings about risks while making installation easier than ADB.
Law enforcement has dismantled the Rhadamanthys infostealer operation in coordinated raids across Europe. The malware infected over 525,000 computers and collected millions of credentials. Operation Endgame also targeted Elysium botnet and VenomRAT infrastructure.
Cybersecurity firm WISeKey is taking its satellite subsidiary public through a SPAC merger valued at $250 million. The deal aims to fund expansion of WISeSat’s quantum-secure satellite IoT network from 14 operational satellites to 100 by 2030. The combined company will list on Nasdaq as WISeSat.Spac
NCSoft has officially revealed Horizon Steel Frontiers, an MMORPG set in the Horizon universe. The game could launch as early as 2026 and introduces major combat changes including greatswords and new mechanics.
Google is modifying its controversial Android developer verification policy to preserve sideloading capabilities for advanced users. The company will introduce a special “advanced flow” that maintains security warnings while allowing installation from unverified sources. Early access to verification
Kanata is a free, open-source keyboard remapper that brings programmable keyboard features to any keyboard on Windows, Mac, or Linux. It offers layers, tap-hold keys, and chording without requiring special hardware. The tool essentially gives you the brain of a custom mechanical keyboard in software
