Month: June 2025
The security debt of browsing AI agents
At 3 a.m. during a red team exercise, we watched customer’s autonomous web agent cheerfully leak the CTO’s credentials – because a single malicious div tag on internal github issue page told it to. The agent ran on Browser Use, the open source framework that just collected a headline-grabbing $17…
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Quantum computing startup wants to launch a 1000-qubit machine by 2031 that could make the traditional HPC market obsolete
Nord Quantique promises quantum power without the bulk or energy drain Traditional HPC may fall if Nord’s speed and energy claims prove real Cracking RSA-830 in an hour could transform cybersecurity forever A quantum computing startup has announced plans to develop a utility-scale quantum computer with more than 1,000 logical…
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Seagate CEO hints at 150TB hard drives thanks to novel 15TB platters, but notes it won’t happen for another decade
Seagate’s HAMR roadmap could deliver 150TB hard drives – but not before 2035 Mozaic platform now enables 4TB platters, paving the way to 10TB disks by 2028 Mozaic 4 to ship in 2026, while Mozaic 5 aims for late 2027 qualifications At Seagate’s recent 2025 Investor and Analyst Conference, CEO…
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We may have some information on incoming smartwatches from Android phone and tablet maker HMD
Details of two HMD smartwatches have emerged Both wearables are said to be running Wear OS One of the models comes with a 2MP camera attached It appears we may soon get a couple of new contenders for our best smartwatches list. HMD (perhaps best known for releasing Nokia-branded phones…
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How college students built the fastest Rubik’s Cube-solving robot yet
A team of Purdue University students recently set a new Guinness World Record with their custom robot that solved a Rubik’s Cube in just 0.103 seconds. That was about a third of the time it took the previous record-setting bot. But the new record wasn’t achieved by simply building a…
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InnoCN takes aim at Apple with an affordable 40-inch 5K ultrawide monitor with factory calibration and a docking station
InnoCN 40C1U combines 5K resolution and a wide color gamut for creative precision Factory calibration with Delta E < 2 ensures accurate color straight out of the box USB-C with 65W power delivery makes this a powerful docking solution for modern workflows InnoCN has introduced the 40C1U, a 40-inch ultrawide…
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