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Lenovo is reshaping modular computing through enterprise durability requirements The ThinkBook concept is more for fleets than for consumers System-level AI integration anchors the broader hardware strategy At MWC 2026, Lenovo showed a move toward modular hardware and system-level artificial intelligence, combining adaptive concepts with a broad commercial update. The most striking example of this […]

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has issued a lengthy internal memo It attacks OpenAI’s messaging around its new Pentagon deal Anthropic and Claude may still be in talks with the US government If you thought the debate surrounding AI companies’ dealings with the US military would die down, think again: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodi has quite

Yangwang U7 will be the first model to use new Blade Battery technology The company says the Blade 2.0 can deliver more than 625 miles on a single charge BYD is working on high-performance electric cars that also boast a huge range Not content with being a global leader in electric car sales, Chinese carmaker

LiFi provides high-speed connectivity using visible light instead of radio frequencies Bridge XC Flex enables self-installation without professional setup or drilling Installation under five minutes drastically reduces costs for broadband providers At MWC 2026, pureLiFi introduced what it calls a new phase of wireless connectivity built on light-based data transmission rather than radio frequencies. The

Patent application reveals several exciting Canon optical designs There are several f/1.4 zooms in the application, for full frame and APS-C Rumors suggest an RF 24-45mm f/1.4L as a possible product f/2.8 zoom lenses have long been the trusted arsenal of working photographers, but then Canon and Sony stepped up to the f/2 zoom level,

OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT 5.4 Thinking in ChatGPT to handle more complex reasoning and multi-step tasks ChatGPT 5.3 Instant remains the default model for everyday conversations in ChatGPT The new model allows Plus, Team and Pro users to guide the AI ​​as it plans and executes larger projects Barely a few days after OpenAI introduced

Meta-entrepreneurs claim your smart glasses can see more than you think Meta’s privacy policy warns that your glasses share photos and videos with the company This follows a growing trend of privacy concerns over smart glasses in public and in courts When Meta warned us that it could view footage recorded by its AI smart

Chinese state-backed group Silver Dragon targets governments Attackers abuse Google Cloud and Windows services for stealth Custom backdoor GearDoor enables covert data exfiltration Chinese state-sponsored threat actors have been seen abusing legitimate Windows and Google Cloud services to cover their tracks while spying on their targets across Southeast Asia and Europe. A new report from

Microsoft warns of phishing campaigns with fake conferencing tools Malware disguised using valid digital certificates Broad enterprise targeting with persistent backdoor risk Microsoft is warning of a new phishing campaign that aims to install persistent backdoors onto victim computers. In a new in-depth analysis, the company’s researchers said they have recently seen several phishing campaigns,

Heidi Richards of Trinity Software Distribution fined $50,000 and sentenced to 22 months in prison Prosecutors wanted Richards to cough up $242,000 in dividends Certificate of Authenticity labels are not intended to be sold separately A 52-year-old Florida resident has been sentenced to 22 months in federal prison and ordered to pay a $50,000 fine