Month: August 2025
PCIe 6.0 SSDs with up to 512TB capacity and 28GB/s speeds are coming soon – and Meta may be the first to get them
FADU secures SSD controller supply deals with two hyperscalers and expects to sign a third Meta seen as likely early adopter after appearing with FADU at FMS 2025 keynote Korean company outlines PCIe 6.0 roadmap with 512TB capacity and 28GB/s speeds South Korea’s FADU has announced it has signed deals…
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AI impersonation scams are sky-rocketing in 2025, security experts warn – here’s how to stay safe
AI impersonation scams use voice cloning and deepfake video to convincingly mimic trusted people Cybercriminals target people and businesses through calls, video meetings, messages, and emails Experts say that independently verifying identities and using multi-factor authentication are key to protecting yourself Imagine getting a frantic call from your best friend.…
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The Verge’s favorite gifts for book lovers
What do you gift somebody who loves books? The obvious answer is “a book,” but since true bibliophiles are probably sitting on a stack already, it’s worth getting a little more creative. Luckily for you, many of us at The Verge are big bookworms ourselves, which is why we rounded…
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Rumored OnePlus 15 specs, design, and colors show up in the latest leaks
Details of the OnePlus 15 have leaked We also have new renders of the design The phone could launch in November We haven’t heard too much about the successor to the OnePlus 13 so far, but a fresh batch of leaks gives us a good idea of what’s on the…
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These battery-free sleep earbuds could be a real game-changer for shuteye, but a few questions remain
UK startup Somni claims to have invented the world’s first “battery-free streaming earbuds for sleep” The earbuds are small and wireless, made to be comfortable to use in any sleeping position According to SomniBuds, these sleep buds never need to be charged — but a few things remain unclear A…
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Meta is struggling to rein in its AI chatbots
Meta is changing some of the rules governing its chatbots two weeks after a Reuters investigation revealed disturbing ways in which they could, potentially, interact with minors. Now the company has told TechCrunch that its chatbots are being trained not to engage in conversations with minors around self-harm, suicide, or…
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