Oxide raises $445 million to expand computer manufacturing
The profitable systems company says its Series D will fund inventory, production capacity and a growing order backlog.
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Python 3.15 arrives with thousands of community changes
The major language release incorporates 5,643 commits while carrying a warning for tkinter users considering macOS 27.
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US proposal would put a $100,000 price on graduate work program
Universities could face steep charges for international graduates using Optional Practical Training, with the government projecting participation could fall by as much as 44 percent.
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Apogee brings private AI summaries into the browser
The open-source extension processes articles, videos and documents locally through WebGPU, WebAssembly or a user-run model server.
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Fleeting turns fake meetings into a browser-based privacy shield
The web app plays synthetic workplace calls and can generate calendar invitations designed to make a user appear occupied.
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Navi Pillay awarded 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for advancing international law
The Norwegian Nobel Committee honoured the South African jurist's decades of work across apartheid-era advocacy, human rights leadership and international courts.
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Microsoft releases MXC framework for sandboxing untrusted code across major desktop platforms
Microsoft's open-source MXC project offers a common policy model and typed software kits for containing untrusted workloads on Windows, Linux and macOS.
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OpenTelemetry guidance urges products to make telemetry exports vendor-neutral
New OpenTelemetry project guidance recommends built-in OTLP export paths so customers can route logs, traces and metrics to the observability systems they choose.
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US suspends Microsoft, Adobe and IT services groups from labor certification program
The Trump administration has suspended several major technology employers from a US labor certification program, blocking new and pending applications while alleging fraud.
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C standards work removes dozens of undefined behaviors from draft language
The developing C2y standard has eliminated 45 cases of undefined behavior as researchers and compiler developers seek clearer, safer program semantics.
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Richard Garriott says Ultima copyrights will return to him in 2027
The series creator has notified Electronic Arts that he will terminate an earlier copyright transfer under a US law allowing authors to reclaim rights after 35 years.
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Edi Life OS combines personal planning tools with a local AI interface
The new open-source dashboard brings goals, habits, projects, finances and notes into one self-hosted application with an optional MCP server.
Read report »US suspends Microsoft and seven other technology companies from PERM program
The administration accused the companies of abusing a labor-certification route used to sponsor foreign workers for permanent residence; Microsoft disputed that characterization.
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Anne Carson awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature
The Swedish Academy honored the Canadian poet and essayist for an inventive body of work that moves between classical traditions and modern literary forms.
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Zerobrew pitches a faster client for Homebrew packages
The experimental package manager uses Homebrew's existing bottles but changes how they are installed, with its developer claiming large speed gains on macOS and Linux.
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Classic DOS demoscene works return through browser recompilation
A web project recompiles four early-1990s PC demos instruction by instruction, preserving their original loaders, music systems and effects while modelling the hardware in a browser.
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EU and partners withdraw branding from Vilnius disinformation conference
The EU diplomatic service, Lithuania and Canada pulled sponsorship or participation from #Disinfo2026 after US objections to a panel examining the United States as an information threat.
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Mozilla says Microsoft still limits browser choice outside Europe
Mozilla says Windows and Copilot continue to steer users toward Edge in markets where European Union rules do not apply.
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Experimental Rust port aims to replace the TypeScript 7 compiler
The early tsc-rs release claims broad compatibility and faster checks than Microsoft’s Go compiler, while its creator warns that it remains experimental.
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Criteo Engineer Warns AI Shortcuts Can Stall Junior Developers' Growth
A Criteo engineering essay argues that curiosity, close review and independent practice remain essential as coding agents take on more implementation work.
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Google Opens Playground for Prompt-Built Browser Games
Google's experimental platform lets adults in the United States create, test and share games through a conversational interface without writing code.
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Tilehurst Property With Hand-Dug Tunnel Network Heads to Auction
A Reading-area site featuring four underground levels, a miniature railway and more than 1,300 square feet below ground carries a £300,000–£325,000 guide price.
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Telegraph-Style Prompts Cut Some LLM Output Bills in Reproducible Test
An independent benchmark reports large token savings when completed records are rewritten in compressed 'cablese,' while warning that the method does not suit every model or task.
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C64 Keyboard font rebuilds Commodore keycap lettering from photographs
A new open-source typeface recreates the printed legends and PETSCII graphics of the Commodore 64 keyboard rather than its familiar screen font.
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