Latest
TSMC Says It Has Halted Steel Work Across Taiwan After Four Workers Died
Four construction workers died at TSMC's new Kaohsiung fab site on 20 October. TSMC says it has suspended similar steel work at all its Taiwan sites.
Wing Launches Walmart Drone Delivery Across Charlotte From Seven Stores
Wing and Walmart now fly drone deliveries from seven Charlotte-area Supercenters, with two more due soon and a 270-store target for end-2027.
NEC Says Hackers Used a Contractor’s Accounts to Encrypt Customers’ Servers
NEC says a hacked contractor's stolen credentials were used to encrypt customers' servers, and files leaked from cloud storage NEC set up to share data.
Node.js Fixes Four High-Severity Flaws, Including a Brotli Code-Execution Bug
Node.js 22.23.4, 24.22.1 and 26.12.1 fix four high-severity flaws, including a Brotli decoder bug the project says permits remote code execution.
Waymo Starts Driverless Rides at Las Vegas Airport, Existing Riders First
Waymo has started driverless rides at Las Vegas's Harry Reid airport, from Terminals 1 and 3. Only current Las Vegas riders get access at first, it says.
Soluna Agrees to Form Texas AI Data Centre Venture With Applied Digital
Soluna has agreed to form a joint venture with Applied Digital for a planned 50 MW wind-powered AI data centre in Texas. Closing hinges on a tax break.
Meta Ordered to Pay New Mexico $25bn Over Facebook Privacy Claims, Reports Say
A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $25bn in penalties after a jury found Facebook misled users about privacy, according to Source NM and CNBC.
Malicious LiteLLM Release on PyPI Stole Credentials, Researchers Say
LiteLLM 1.107.0 on PyPI carried a credential stealer and backdoor, SafeDep says. LiteLLM is treating it as SEV-0 and says to pin version 1.106.2.
Xaira Says Its X-Scientist AI Matched Human Scientists at Picking Gene Targets
Xaira has unveiled X-Scientist, an agentic AI platform for drug discovery. Its lab test hit rate matched human curation, which it calls initial evidence.
Recursive Releases Flint, an Open-Weight Coding Model Built to Run Locally
Recursive has released Flint, a 40B open-weight coding model that runs locally. It says AI built most of it; all benchmark and speed figures are its own.
Latest on TSN
Explore the TSN Atlas: Every topic we cover, mapped. Click a bubble to dive in.