108
2
Egypt – Syria undersea cable has been cut in a 'systematic sabotage campaign' (tomshardware.com)
2
Redesigned high-NA lithography optical system aims to revolutionize chipmaking (oist.jp)
1
How many Americans are using AI – and how? (usafacts.org)
5
People are abandoning news sites for social media (niemanlab.org)
177
US holds off blacklisting DeepSeek, more than 100 firms deemed security risks (reuters.com)
1
Survey: Pro-Democratic Social Views Vary by Social Media Platform (gallup.com)
2
Alibaba unveils AI models for robots, amid shift from chatbots to agents (reuters.com)
5
EU Icons for labelling AI-generated content (europa.eu)
1
Cyber leaders defend Anthropic's banned model (axios.com)
1
Psilocybin Unlocks Lost Memories in an Alzheimer's Patient (neurosciencenews.com)
1
Crypto Platforms Sold Users on SpaceX IPO. The Tokenized Stocks Never Arrived (gizmodo.com)
37
Consciousness likely not unique to earthlings, paper says (ucr.edu)
2
Two phones and an app: How Russians skirt Putin's digital iron curtain (reuters.com)
2
China Pulls Ahead in Quantum Communications Security (jamestown.org)
1
Microsoft cuts mainland cloud jobs, as China, US tighten data laws (scmp.com)
4
China cracks down on Western AI models while US companies flock to DeepSeek (techradar.com)
4
Similarities between human psychopathology and errors in LLMs (nature.com)
3
SpaceX demolishes IPO records, visualized (reuters.com)
2
Hedge Funds Are Expanding Desks Designed to Profit from Natural-Catastrophe Risk (bloomberg.com)
4
AMD claims 256-core Zen 6 'Venice' CPU beats Nvidia Vera by 3.3x (tomshardware.com)
2
Smartphones Broke British Politics (politico.eu)
4
Solar power electricity surpasses coal for the first time in U.S. (apnews.com)
3
Humans prefer to walk anticlockwise, scientists find – but reason is unclear (theguardian.com)
3
Taiwan Mulls Curbs on AI Chip Exports to China to Align with US (bloomberg.com)
1
Broadcom: The private cloud is where enterprise AI workloads are being deployed (broadcom.com)
1
Study: AI can help clinicians identify brain tumor risks (mayoclinic.org)
3
macOS/iOS 27 Icon Comparison VS 26 (basicappleguy.com)
1
Vintage AMD R600 Graphics Driver Sees Code Cleanups Thanks to GitHub Copilot (phoronix.com)
1
Full Text of Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Bill (H.R. 8957) Published (bitcoinmagazine.com)
20
Eagle Computer: The rise and fall of an early PC clone (dfarq.homeip.net)
2
AI bills can be as big as a postdoc salary. Is the cost worth it? (nature.com)
3
Jumping spiders inspire ultra-efficient (less 1W) 3D camera (northwestern.edu)
5
Finland Tests Early-Warning System Detecting Threats to Subsea Cables (bloomberg.com)
1
A programmable neuromorphic chip that operates near zero Kelvin (hku.hk)
3
Floppy Disk patent was granted today in 1972 – when 80KB took up 8 inches (tomshardware.com)
5
Lego launches 12,060-piece Sagrada Família – its biggest ever set (cnn.com)
2
Bumblebees show advanced problem-solving skills in new experiment (cnn.com)
2
The new Proton Drive: 3x faster, smoother, and still private (proton.me)
1
Are Synology Routers Being Abandoned (nascompares.com)
266
Ultra-processed foods in the global food system: The role of tobacco companies (aphapublications.org)
3
Preprint warns of catastrophic AI risks if no action is taken within five years (uq.edu.au)
3
TSMC working hard to meet chip demand, would 'like' to hike prices (reuters.com)
61
Dear Microsoft, enough is enough (politico.eu)
2
Japanese Break Bandwidth Record: 450 Tbps on a Single Standard Fibre Pair (subseacables.blogspot.com)
2
More US Firms Turn to China's DeepSeek over Pricey Silicon Valley AI (scmp.com)
2
Illegal live TV streaming in Germany grows 33% since 2022, to €2.4B loss in 2025 (vau.net)
2
Drones planned to protect Britain's undersea cables from Russia (telegraph.co.uk)
1
Bending Light: How Optics Research Is Rewriting the Rules of Computing (allaboutcircuits.com)
3
A whale of a deal: Paramount's takeover of Warner Bros (reuters.com)
3
Japanese Calbee rolls out monochrome snack packaging amid ink supply worries (kyodonews.net)
3
El Niño to bring more heat and disasters in coming months, UN warns (politico.eu)
1
Chinese Military Sought Nvidia Chips for Years, Report Says (nytimes.com)
1
Amazon molly fish species survived 100k years without males (bbc.com)
2
The Swiss canton where cars had to be pulled by horses (swissinfo.ch)
1
Discovery of midbrain rhythm could indicate a bio-signature of consciousness (lmu.de)
2
Efficiently Cooling Satellite Components in Space (fraunhofer.de)
4
Sellers circumvent Lenovo's retro handheld ban with cheap wholesale storefronts (tomshardware.com)
11
The U.S. Has Seized $1B of Iran's Crypto: Treasury (bitcoinmagazine.com)
2
From lottery draws to fiscal spending, China broadens digital yuan footprint (reuters.com)
35
Social media bans for teenagers lack evidence and pose risks, scientists say (frontiersin.org)
3
Jazz boosts my creativity in physics (nature.com)
4
Study: AI responses to healthcare queries are nearly 76% accurate (psu.edu)
40
Digital identity management in Norway is a success but also a disaster (uio.no)
3
China is building launch pads near its nuclear missile silos (reuters.com)
2
China could use "kill-switch" on buses in Dutch cities, says Cabinet member (nltimes.nl)
2
WordPress Market Share Declines for Six Months in a Row (searchenginejournal.com)
3
IBM commits $5B to secure open-source software (reuters.com)
2
Most Teachers Receive No Formal Guidance on AI Use (gallup.com)
1
Brockovich Data Center Reporting (brockovichdatacenter.com)
30
Nearly half (44%) of every T-shirt goes to waste before you even buy it (norwegianscitechnews.com)
2
AMD, Broadcom and Google Intensify Anti-Nvidia Offensive (economy.ac)
4
Apple has an innovation gap. Will its new CEO fill it? (ft.com)
1
Study: AI is helping to develop new gallium-based semiconductor (flinders.edu.au)
3
A look inside ITER, the world's largest fusion energy project (cnet.com)
2
How the Iran War Could Threaten Global Internet Access (time.com)
2
Researchers identify people through ordinary Wi-Fi routers with 99.5% accuracy (tomshardware.com)
6
Charging power bank left in checked baggage diverts easyjet flight (simpleflying.com)
6
Microsoft accused of leaking Dutch civil servants' names to U.S. government (nltimes.nl)
2
The custom AI ASIC state of play (May 2026) (tomshardware.com)
1
Swiss smart cities promise efficiency – at the price of your data (swissinfo.ch)
3
U.S. to Award Nine Quantum-Computing Firms $2B and Take Equity Stakes (wsj.com)
4
AI Can Seem More Human Than Real Humans in a Classic Turing Test, Study Finds (ucsd.edu)
1
Cows can recognize familiar human faces and match them to voices (phys.org)
451
Meta blocks human rights accounts from reaching audiences in Saudi Arabia, UAE (alqst.org)
2
Grokipedia selectively drawing on more right-leaning news sources, new study (tcd.ie)
1
Public have more fear than hope on AI and future of work, UK study finds (kcl.ac.uk)
1
New record set by quantum computing as it models its largest protein yet (chemistryworld.com)
6
Finnish spy chief warns Europe may never break free from foreign tech (politico.eu)
55
[flagged] Russia is starting to lose ground in Ukraine (economist.com)
4
The new class of AI jobs (businessinsider.com)
2
Astronomers produce most detailed map of the cosmic web, across 13.7B years (ucr.edu)
3
China bypasses US GPU bans with 1.54-exaflops 'LineShine' supercomputer (tomshardware.com)
2
Ukraine's Interceptor Drone Innovations (twz.com)
1
The delicate choreography of the Trump-Xi state dinner (reuters.com)
1
Study: Single dose of psilocybin provided rapid relief from depression (ki.se)
1
Pulitzer-winning newsrooms are quietly publishing mountains of gambling slop (popular.info)
2
I tested 8 LLM models on Linux without using the GPU (itsfoss.com)
71
The European Union backs Italy's right to make Meta pay for news (niemanlab.org)
2