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Anthropic just yanked Claude Code out of its cheap plan and then yanked itself back within hours — reversing the quiet hike after outraged developers threatened to walk

Intel’s CEO just admitted the company can’t meet chip demand for years — calling the climb back a ‘multiyear journey’ for the onetime king of silicon

TSMC is racing to build 18 new chip factories worldwide — trying to catch up to an AI boom that’s already burned through every wafer it can make

The ShinyHunters gang just followed its 275-million-record school heist by breaking into a cloud-gaming platform — spilling birthdays, logins, and two-factor status of gamers worldwide

Hackers are now hiding inside the AI coding assistants developers trust the most — a single poisoned config file quietly smuggling stolen keys out of build servers

Ransomware gangs just hit a dozen companies in a single day — hospitals, law firms, a Vegas convention center, and an auto supplier all locked out at once

NASA’s Psyche just skipped past Mars at 12,000 miles an hour — using the planet’s gravity to sling itself toward a metal asteroid worth more than Earth’s economy

The first phone calls beamed straight from satellites to everyday smartphones are going live nationwide — no cell tower needed, no special hardware required

Researchers just pushed data down a single fiber past 1 million gigabits per second — fast enough to download every movie ever made in seconds

Carmakers are quietly killing the touchscreen-only dashboard — bringing back real knobs and buttons after safety tests and drivers revolted

Scientists just sent an unbreakable quantum-encrypted signal down 75 miles of ordinary optical fiber — a real step toward an internet no one can hack

Hackers just flipped their playbook — software flaws have overtaken stolen passwords as the No. 1 way attackers break in, a sweeping new report finds

Chipmakers just demoed memory stacked straight onto the processor — piling chips like floors in a skyscraper to smash through AI’s biggest speed limit

China just raced a cargo ship to its space station in a matter of hours — a lightning-fast docking that beat the old multi-day approach for resupply

Security researchers just confirmed the first cyberattack pulled off almost entirely by AI — software that found the hole and wrote the exploit on its own

Airlines are ripping out overhead bins for bigger ones that finally fit everyone’s carry-on — a cabin overhaul now rolling across hundreds of jets

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