Critics link the Linux distro to far-right causes while DHH denies any political intent.

Crypto.news says the US platform will offer a 3.5% yield, cashback, global transfers and crypto trading.

The mini PC has the processing power to run large language models entirely offline, TechRadar reports, but software issues undermine its plug-and-play promise.

Nikkei Asia says the BoGuan large language model, trained on history, helps develop merchandise and travel itineraries.

BMW is losing staff to Chinese startups now seen as dynamic and innovative, Nikkei Asia says.

Company posts video of AI system navigating office to follow specific individual from reference image.

BGR says the speakers could be dangerous and explains how to tell whether you have one of those being recalled.

Crypto.news, citing SuiVision, reports 229.98 million Sui accounts and peak throughput of 1,318 transactions per second.

TechRadar describes the iPhone Duo as Apple's debut foldable and recommends cases intended to protect it from scrapes and cracks.

Crypto.news reports 20 straight days of inflows for BlackRock’s staked ETH fund, while Bitcoin ETFs saw $449 million in outflows over three days.

Posts warn of global water bankruptcy while replies note data centers use little consumptive water.

Nikkei Asia says the Yokohama site, built with Japanese aid, aims to draw on expertise from suppliers of adhesives and substrates.

The studio is behind the critically acclaimed Moss games, according to IGN.

The new trading plan allows Oracle's founder to sell up to 50 million of his shares in the software company, CNBC says.

IGN said Walmart offered a 512GB Nintendo Switch 2 memory card for $75 with a hidden coupon, plus a 256GB card for $37.

The charge for some H-1B workers drove down demand among the program’s biggest users in IT staffing and tech, Bloomberg Law reports.

She says companies hype superintelligence risks to avoid addressing harms like autonomous weapons.

In Cartagena's vibrant streets, a humanoid robot named Migo hit the dance floor with a woman, swaying hips and swinging arms to reggaeton beats as bystanders laughed and pulled out their phones.

Social media users share footage of quadruped robots and react with awe mixed with dystopian concerns.

The Straits Times reports that the alleged RubyGems attack took place in May, before the Hugging Face hack.