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AMD changes rules, denies researcher $10,000 bounty after taking 124 days to patch security flaw
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
The vulnerability was discovered by security researcher MrBruh after an AMD updater console window kept appearing on his new gaming PC.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Touchscreen MacBook Pro looks "100% confirmed" as macOS 27 gives Sidecar full touch support
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
Prominent tipster Instant Digital recently stated that he is "100%" certain the next MacBook Pro model will feature a touchscreen, reversing Apple's stance regarding vertical touchscreens. The claim follows earlier reports from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman that the company plans to release the next major MacBook Pro revision later this year.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
ChatGPT becomes the fastest app to reach 1 billion monthly active users, just as AI sentiment worsens
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
Market intelligence firm Sensor Tower reports that ChatGPT has become the fastest app ever to reach one billion monthly app users (MAUs), beating the previous record holder, Google Maps, which took around five years after launch to hit the same number.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Microsoft is now letting Nvidia GPUs run local AI features that were locked to Copilot+ PCs
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2026
When Copilot+ PCs launched on June 18, 2024, the messaging was clear: dedicated AI hardware was essential. These machines were defined in part by their neural processing units, along with baseline specs such as 16GB of RAM and solid-state storage. The NPU requirement, in particular, was positioned as the key...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Ubisoft to cut 380 jobs and shut down studios in Canada and Serbia, report claims
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2026
According to Insider Gaming, Ubisoft has informed employees via an internal communications post that a new restructuring plan will affect approximately 380 staff across its studios in the United States, Canada, Spain, and Serbia.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Anthropic launches powerful Fable 5 model publicly, while keeping Mythos restricted over cybersecurity concerns
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2026
Mythos has already shown what it can do when it is not heavily restricted. Since April, when an earlier preview was sent to about 150 organizations under the banner of Project Glasswing, users have reported more than 10,000 critical security flaws in their own systems. Those same capabilities could also...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Microsoft's June Patch Tuesday fixes a record 200 vulnerabilities, including five being actively exploited
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2026
Microsoft recently released its latest batch of monthly security fixes for vulnerabilities found in Windows, Office, and other products sold by the company. This month's Patch Tuesday stands out for a record number of CVE-tracked flaws, with 200 individual bugs and 33 "critical" vulnerabilities that could have serious consequences for Microsoft customers.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Display Driver Uninstaller completely wipes your GPU drivers for a fresh start
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2026
Display Driver Uninstaller is a trusted utility for fully removing AMD, Nvidia, and Intel graphics drivers when a regular uninstall is not enough. It's especially useful when swapping GPUs, fixing driver conflicts, or troubleshooting crashes or odd performance issues.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Solar generation beats coal in the US for the first time ever
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2026
Five years make the shift look even sharper. In May 2021, coal supplied 19.7% of US electricity, while solar accounted for just 5.4%. Today, solar's share of the mix has risen to the point where coal is no longer ahead of it on the grid.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
The PCIe 5.0 tax: Intel's Z990 chipset for Nova Lake runs hotter and uses more power despite shrinking
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2026
The latest leaks focus on the platform controller hub, which handles most of a motherboard's connectivity. For Z990, that hub is said to be significantly smaller than the one found on today's Z890 boards. The die is estimated to measure about 72.5 square millimeters, down from roughly 92.9 square millimeters....Read Entire Article Continue Reading »