A new SEC proposal aims to reduce regulations for public companies, framing it as a way to boost IPOs. Critics argue it would gut the transparency and accountability that made U.S. markets the world’s gold standard, creating a system that benefits insiders over everyday investors.
Intel engineers have submitted a new version of their Cache Aware Scheduling patch for the Linux kernel. The update shows significant performance improvements, especially for cryptographic workloads on AMD’s Genoa platform.
For the second time in less than three weeks, a Cloudflare outage has caused widespread internet disruptions. This time, LinkedIn and Zoom were among the services knocked offline. The company says it wasn’t an attack, but a problematic firewall change.
The long-awaited removal of all glamour restrictions is coming to Final Fantasy 14 in Patch 7.4 on December 16. Producer Naoki Yoshida admits he’s agreeing to the change against his personal preference for job identity, citing a need to meet modern player desires and combat mod use.
Netflix has reportedly won the bidding war to acquire Warner Bros.’ studio and streaming assets, including HBO Max. The deal, valued at $30 per share, now moves into exclusive negotiations. However, it faces stiff opposition from the Department of Justice and would radically change Netflix’s Hollywo
Two years ago, investors berated BKV’s CEO for buying power plants. Now, with AI data centers desperate for gigawatts of power, that bet looks genius. The company’s stock has surged 50% since its 2024 IPO.
Sony’s most powerful console, the PS5 Pro, has dropped to a record low price of $648, down from $749. This deal highlights the significant performance gap with the standard PS5 Slim, thanks to a 67% more powerful GPU and advanced AI upscaling.
After a rocky year, Splitgate is getting another chance. The shooter is being relaunched as Splitgate: Arena Reloaded on December 17, with a focus on classic arena combat by removing controversial features from its last iteration.
Laggy video calls are more than just annoying. New research published in Nature shows audiovisual glitches can fundamentally damage trust and social connection, with serious real-world consequences for those with unreliable internet.
The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act and updated Product Liability Directive are set to fundamentally change product safety laws. Starting in late 2026, cybersecurity becomes a legal obligation, not a best practice, for any product with digital elements. Manufacturers need to act now, as today’s design cho
