USB-C’s reversibility is a clever trick, not a mechanical guarantee. If your cable or port is damaged, flipping the plug can switch you from a broken high-speed lane to a working one, restoring full speed.
Windows Vista is infamous, but a new look suggests its failures were more about timing than technology. It introduced features we still use today, but its 2007 launch was plagued by hardware and driver issues that Windows 7 later smoothed over.
Proxmox Datacenter Manager has hit its first stable release, offering a centralized management UI for Proxmox VE nodes without requiring a cluster. It adds support for Proxmox Backup Server and custom dashboards, finally giving home labbers a unified view. This could be the vCenter competitor Proxmo
Cambodia’s government says 5G services will launch in January 2026, beginning in the capital and five provinces. The move is pitched as key for digital growth and smart cities. But the rollout faces significant hurdles in a market dominated by just three carriers.
A Seattle-area startup is taking on Tesla’s Powerwall with a hydrogen-fueled energy storage system. Hyviva’s modular units use water to generate and store power, but face a steep price hurdle compared to conventional batteries.
A new whitepaper argues that using annual-average emissions factors is painting a false picture for data centers with flexible loads. The shift to hourly and marginal data could improve accuracy by about 20%, forcing a rethink of clean energy claims.
Microsoft is launching a dedicated Themes section in the Microsoft Store for Windows 11, housing over 400 curated design packs. The move aims to finally match the easy theming found on phones, but the fun factor might still be missing.
Meta is cutting its metaverse division’s budget by up to 30% after years of massive investment. This signals a brutal shift in priorities across the entire tech industry, with AI now consuming all available capital and attention.
Microsoft is overhauling its bug bounty program to an “in scope by default” model, paying for critical vulnerabilities across all products and online services, even third-party code. The company paid over $17 million in awards last year and expects to spend more. This shift aims to address cloud and
To combat a flood of fake legal citations from AI chatbots, law firms are turning to AI-powered detection tools. The problem is accelerating, with one tracker finding 660 cases of hallucinated content in filings by late 2025.
