Articles by Date: November / 2025

Chinese hackers are probing critical infrastructure networks, posing risks of widespread outages and disruptions. What can you do to protect yourself?

Teradar secured $150 million in funding to develop a sensor that combines radar and lidar strengths. It could be used for self-driving and advanced driver-assistance systems.

Google has filed a lawsuit against a Chinese group for running a large-scale phishing operation, impacting millions globally and stealing billions.

IBM introduces Nighthawk and Loon, two innovative quantum chips designed to achieve quantum advantage and enhance qubit connectivity for complex calculations.

New Glenn rocket successfully completed its second flight, recovering its booster and carrying NASA satellites to Mars. What does it mean for the company future?

Amazon's Project Kuiper is now Amazon Leo! A look at Amazon's plan to provide internet via satellites and how it stacks up against SpaceX's Starlink.

Mozilla is developing a new feature for Firefox called AI Window. It will allow users to chat with an AI assistant while browsing the web.

Got a chance to ride in one of Wayve's self-driving cars in London. Testing of autonomous robotaxis could begin as early as 2026. Exciting times ahead!

WhatsApp will soon support third-party messaging in Europe because of the Digital Markets Act. The feature will allow communication with other apps while maintaining end-to-end encryption.

Databricks co-founder advocates for open source AI in the US to maintain global leadership and compete with China's rapid advancements in the field.

Leaked documents reveal details about OpenAI's revenue and costs, raising questions about its financial health and the sustainability of AI investments.

Five individuals admit guilt in a scheme that helped North Korean IT workers get jobs in the US by using fake identities. US DoJ is working hard to uncover these schemes.