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Wednesday September 3, 2025. 12:40 AM
SAP will invest over 20 billion euros ($23 billion) in European sovereign cloud infrastructure over the next decade. 'Innovation and sovereignty cannot be two separate things -- it needs to come together,' said Thomas Saueressig, SAP's board member tasked with leading...
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: OpenAI said on Tuesday it will acquire Statsig in an all-stock deal valuing the product testing startup at about $1.1 billion based on OpenAI's current valuation of $300 billion. The ChatGPT maker will also appoint Statsig's...
Tuesday September 2, 2025. 11:38 PM
A little over a year ago, DC District Court Judge Amit Mehta ruled that Google is a monopolist and violated US antitrust law. Today, Mehta ruled that while Google violated the law, there won’t be any punishment for the search giant. They don’t have to divest Chrome or...
This short video of percussionist and sound effects specialist Josh Harmon (who describes his work as 'spreading joy through sound and rhythm!') collaborating with musician, composer, bandleader and all-around national treasure Jon Batiste to create vintage cartoon sound ...
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government wants to make sure that its citizens are prepared for every possible catastrophic scenario, and they're prepared to scare the shit out of them to do it. According to the Associated Press, the Japanese city's 37 million residents were treated ...
A federal judge spared Google from the harshest penalties in its antitrust case. The search giant can keep Chrome and avoid breaking up Android, but it has been barred from exclusive contracts and ordered to limit data sharing with rivals. CNBC reports: U.S. District Judge...
I know that AI threatens to put basically anyone that doesn't do manual labor out of work, but I didn't expect that to be so voluntary so soon. As they so often are, Reddit is ahead of the curve, with one user bragging about using ChatGPT to fake a COVID test and...
State trooper Sam Zahn's eighth identified sober victim of a false DUI arrest turns out to be a sober 71-year-old former US Attorney. WSMV News has uncovered sixteen cases of sober people arrested for DUIs, eight of them by the same trooper, Sam Zahn. — Read the rest The po...
The Ohsees, Thee Oh Sees, Oh Sees, Osees—their name is about as consistent as their sound. Psych rock, garage rock, surf rock, post-punk, Osees have done it all and continue to evolve. During this year's annual residency over the holiday weekend at San Francisco's intimate ...
AI-generated code accounted for more than half of shipped code among nearly one-third of senior developers who participated in a recent survey by cloud platform provider Fastly. The company’s July 2025 survey of 791 professional developers found that 32% of senior...
Show of hands: who WASN'T targeted? The list of victims keeps growing, as yet another company — Cloudflare — today disclosed that some of its customers' data was also compromised in the Salesloft Drift breach.…
A deadly tropical disease transmitted by blood-sucking 'kissing bugs' has established itself in California and the Southern United States. Chagas disease, once considered a distant threat, now affects an estimated 300,000 people in the U.S., with California harboring the...
An old school ransomware attack has a new twist: threatening to feed data to AI companies so it'll be added to LLM datasets. 404 Media reports: Artists&Clients is a website that connects independent artists with interested clients. Around August 30, a message appeared on...
Your smartphone is a snitch, and it's been ratting you out for years. Every app you use, every ride you take, every post you like — it's all part of an invisible social credit system that's been shaping your life without your knowledge. — Read the rest The post The...
Enough governments love it and it's highly lucrative Governments can't get enough of hacking services to use against their citizens, despite their protestations that elements of the trade need sanctioning.…
Chris Columbus, who directed two Harry Potter films, says there will be no cast reunion because JK Rowling is a transphobe. Rowling unsurprisingly launched into a transphobic rant on Xitter. 'It's never going to happen with all that political stuff. Everyone in the cast has ...
This is a bizarre story: North Carolina Republican election official James Yokeley Jr. was caught on video putting drugs, cocaine, and MDMA, in both his teenage granddaughter's ice cream and her friend's. Yokeley had the kids wait in the car while he went in to buy them...
An anonymous reader shares a report: It's broadly understood that electric vehicles are more environmentally friendly than their counterparts that burn only gasoline. And yes -- that includes the impact of manufacturing batteries and generating power to charge them. But even ...
Johannes Vermeer painted 'The Guitar Player' in 1672, a year so calamitous for the Dutch that they dubbed it the 'Disaster Year.' War and economic turmoil had nearly obliterated the art market. Yet this masterpiece, which remained in Vermeer's family long after his death,...
Privacy advocates don't care if Paragon is based in the US now - they still don't want ICE armed with spyware ICE may soon have a new weapon in its arsenal. The White House has reversed a Biden-era decision to suspend the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)'s purchase...
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