The UK is planning a major regulatory shift for cryptocurrencies, treating them like traditional financial products. Crypto firms will fall under full Financial Conduct Authority supervision, with legislation targeted for 2027.
The Arm ecosystem for home servers has quietly matured, fixing long-standing issues with hardware support, boot processes, and virtualization. While x86 isn’t going away, Arm is now a smart, efficient choice for a growing range of always-on services.
Researchers have developed a new microscopy technique that lets them watch the flu virus invade a human cell in real, stunning detail. The breakthrough reveals the cell isn’t a passive victim but actively interacts with the virus. This could open new doors for antiviral drug development.
As cloud-native development accelerates, traditional CI/CD security is breaking down. A new guide outlines a practical Zero Trust approach, replacing long-lived secrets and implicit trust with identity and continuous verification at every stage.
Opera has opened public access to its experimental AI browser, Opera Neon. The subscription costs $19.90 per month and offers access to top AI models and agentic features for building apps and deep research.
Xbox has quietly scheduled its annual Developer Direct for January 2026. With Playground Games confirmed to appear, updates on Fable and Forza Horizon 6 are highly likely as part of a massive 2026 slate for Microsoft.
The long-awaited enterprise spending on AI is materializing. According to a new survey, the vast majority of CIOs are creating dedicated budgets and moving projects into production, signaling a major shift from experimentation to investment.
Microsoft has quietly updated its Media Creation Tool to pull the latest Windows 11 25H2 build. This comes alongside a major December 2025 Patch Tuesday update fixing three zero-day vulnerabilities. The tool is key for manual installs and recovery.
A new analysis highlights healthcare roles that will remain essential despite AI advances. The list includes surgeons, paramedics, nurses, and mental health professionals, all relying on uniquely human traits.
OpenAI is publicly warning that AI models are reaching a “high” level of cyber capability, posing a significant weaponization risk. In response, it’s detailing its Preparedness Framework, launching a security researcher agent called Aardvark, and forming a Frontier Risk Council.
