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U.S. Stocks Settle Lower as Tech Selloff Continues on AI Spending Anxieties
U.S. stocks settled lower as the tech selloff continued, prompted by anxieties about AI companies' heavy spending and looming macro uncertainties.
Smartglasses Are the Last Real Estate on Our Bodies—and Tech’s Most Dangerous Obsession
As Meta, Apple, and Google race to put AI in eyewear, smartglasses become the most intimate computing platform ever—capable of seeing everything you see. Here’s why this battle for your face matters more than any previous consumer tech war.
Federal Quantum Crypto Deadline Slashed: What 2027 Compliance Really Means
The White House has dramatically accelerated the timeline for federal agencies to abandon quantum-vulnerable cryptography, setting a hard 2027 deadline that leaves little room for hesitation or half-measures.
Corks Aren’t Plugs—They’re Oxygen’s winding Pathways
A look at how an experimental wine bottle reveals the surprising, molecule-by-molecule journey oxygen takes through natural cork during wine aging.
This Antibiotic Megacluster Doesn't Kill Bacteria—It Starves Them
A newly discovered antibiotic megacluster doesn't kill bacteria—it starves them by shutting down a critical metabolic pathway, offering a smarter, resistance-resistant strategy against superbugs.
What Tech Executives Actually Said About AI at the WSJ Summit
Executives from across the tech landscape gathered at the WSJ Leadership Institute’s Tech Council Summit to discuss how enterprises are reshaping operations to navigate the acceleration of artificial intelligence.
Oil Glut Lets Nations Stockpile Cheaply as Iran’s Leverage Fades
Cheaper, more plentiful crude gives nations a chance to refill strategic stockpiles faster and blunt Tehran's ability to weaponize the Strait of Hormuz — even as OPEC+ keeps raising output and U.S.-Iran talks remain fragile.
Etched’s $1 Billion Inference Bet: How a Stealth Silicon Startup Forced NVIDIA to Rearrange Its Math
Etched’s $1 billion in committed contracts for specialized AI inference systems marks a turning point—not just for GPU alternatives, but for how AI infrastructure gets built in the real world.
Your Trusted WordPress Plugin Just Got Hacked — Here’s How and What to Do Now
A supply-chain attack on Awesome Motive's CDN has compromised three popular WordPress plugins — OptinMonster, TrustPulse, and PushEngage — after attackers exploited a known UpdraftPlus vulnerability to steal CDN API credentials and inject malicious JavaScript that creates rogue admin accounts and installs persistent backdoors.
Cursor Goes Mobile: Why Your Phone Is Becoming the New Coding Desk
Cursor launches Cursor Mobile, letting developers prompt and manage AI coding agents from their phones. The move reflects a broader industry shift where the coding desk is shrinking — and fitting in your pocket.
Big Money Broke Game Dev — And Players Are Paying the Price
How venture capital pressures and corporate consolidations stripped flexibility from game development, replacing creative risk-taking with rigid profit models that hurt both studios and players.
June 2026 Patch Tuesday: Six Zero-Days, One Exchange Exploit, and the Researcher Who Broke the System
Microsoft fixed 200 flaws this Patch Tuesday—but the real story is how a single researcher’s protest exposed a broken security culture, and why Defender, BitLocker, and HTTP.sys are all now weapons in the wrong hands.