Author: Zach_Wilson
Bluesky starts letting users host their own servers
Bluesky is taking a big leap toward federating. On Thursday, the social network announced that it is opening up early access for users and developers who want to self-host their data. While this isn’t true federation yet, the company plans to open up federation to larger servers with even more…
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AT&T apologizes for outage and says its network is fully operational again
This afternoon, AT&T confirmed that it has restored mobile service following a major outage that disrupted its network for customers across the US for much of Thursday. “We sincerely apologize to them,” the carrier said of subscribers in a statement on its website. “Keeping our customers connected remains our top…
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LockBit registered nearly 200 “affiliates” over the past two years
More information about the business operations of the LockBit ransomware gang have emerged, a day after the UK National Crime Agency (NCA) and partners were able to apparently disrupt the group and deface its leak site. According to The Register, the NCA found 187 groups and individuals registered inside the…
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Reddit is going public and inviting power users to invest
In its S-1 document, Reddit said it made $804 million in revenue last year, the vast majority of which came from advertising. However, the company is unprofitable, with a net loss of $90.8 million in 2023. In an unusual twist, Reddit is also giving an unspecified number of its top…
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Apple’s rumored foldable device could be a tablet or laptop instead of an iPhone, according to a new report
There have been rumors of a foldable Apple iPhone since at least 2023, with many reports asserting that it would be coming in 2026. However, a new rumor has made its way through the grapevine which could put the kibosh on a foldable phone. A Taiwanese supply chain source (reported…
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Nvidia could keep making gaming GPUs thanks to Microsoft and Intel’s new deal
For those who have been worried about Nvidia’s eventual departure from the graphics card market, the partnership between Microsoft and Intel could keep the manufacturer of the most popular cards still in the game – which is great news for gamers. Microsoft and Intel announced a landmark deal during the…
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