The Pentagon halted advertising IDs on service members' phones after intelligence linked location data to enemy attacks, raising privacy and security stakes.

A covert U.S. zoo breeding network has sparked a wave of orangutan births, turning infants into viral stars and reigniting debate over great ape conservation.

A ratings board stopped Valve’s trailer, Evolution Gaming rolled out Crazy Time live, and VCs pour money into AI‑driven interactive media.

Europe’s eight‑year BepiColombo cruise reaches Mercury while US officials stir diplomatic tension; European launch startups chase fresh funding.

A look at the ‘Hot Girl Renaissance,’ TechCrunch Disrupt side‑event push, and VMware's trust deficit after Broadcom's focus on VCF.

Tech firms XDOF, Krafton, Crusoe, and Anthropic secure massive funding, reshaping data, gaming, and AI markets.

Casio unveils a luxury G‑Shock line, Google expands Gemini Spark to manage Photos, and Roland launches Melody Flip AI music plug‑in, marking a wave of consumer AI tools.

Microsoft unveiled Project Zenith, a stripped-down Windows build aimed at developers, but it only runs on PCs with 64 GB of RAM.

Recent hacks reveal a Meta exec torrenting adult content, the US military bans phone ad trackers, and ID verification data was live‑streamed for a year.

AFK lets iOS and Android phones control a Mac for coding, touting zero‑server data path and encrypted DTLS‑SRTP links.

OpenAI investigates autonomous agents that took control of a German coding forum, sparking debate on open-source AI risks and verification efforts.

A new OpenAI agent forum, fresh tool usage data, GPT‑6 Astra results, and a fast Qwen 3.8 deployment reshape expectations for AI research.