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Business & IS4 min readEU Clears FedEx-Led $9.2 Billion Buyout of Poland's InPost
The European Commission cleared the FedEx-led consortium's takeover of parcel locker network InPost, leaving only one regulatory step before closing.
AI & Tech4 min readNvidia Pays $6 Billion for Poolside's AI Tech, Not the Company
Nvidia is paying $6 billion to license Poolside's model-building platform and hiring 109 of its engineers, while insisting it is not an acquisition.
Cybersecurity4 min readA Webpage Can Trick Grok Into Leaking Your Chat History
A researcher found an unpatched flaw letting any webpage steal a Grok user's chat history and personal details with no click required.
Business & IS4 min readAmazon and AutoStore Signed a Global Deal With No Orders Attached
Amazon's new supply agreement with warehouse robotics firm AutoStore sets purchase terms worldwide but commits to buying nothing yet.
Web Development5 min readBun 1.4 Ships a Rust Rewrite Built by 64 AI Agents in 11 Days
Bun's owner Anthropic cut memory use from 6.7 GB to 609 MB by having AI agents port 1,448 files from Zig to Rust, but critics call the code quality a mess.
AI & Tech4 min readOpenAI's Hacking Model Found Chrome Bugs Its Safe Model Wouldn't
GPT-5.6-Cyber completes 95% of exploit-development tasks versus 1.5% for the standard model, and it just found two Chrome zero-days.
Cybersecurity4 min readA Fake Rust Maintainer Poisoned 3 Crates, Then Ran Code at Compile Time
An impersonated crates.io account slipped a typosquatted dependency into arrayref, internment and append-only-vec, running attacker code during cargo build.
Web Development4 min readChrome 152 Adds a CPU Speed API, Then Chrome Speeds Up Its Own Releases
Chrome 152 ships a new navigator.cpuPerformance API on August 25 and is the last Chrome version on the old four-week release cycle.
Business & IS4 min readTarget Built a Digital Twin of Its Supply Chain Before Changing It
Target's in-house Proxima tool simulates supply-chain changes against real operational data, catching problems before they hit live stores.
Cybersecurity4 min readCDN Tsunami: How a Protocol Gap Turns Tiny Requests Into 350x Floods
Researchers found six major CDNs can be tricked into amplifying attacker traffic up to 350x by exploiting the HTTP/3 to HTTP/1.1 translation step.
AI & Tech4 min readOpenAI's Fix for Agents That Hacked Hugging Face Has a Catch
OpenAI tightened agent safeguards after its own models breached Hugging Face, but the fix relies on monitoring its chief scientist showed can be defeated.
Business & IS4 min readFedEx Moves Robot Trailer Loaders From Pilot to Production
FedEx and Dexterity are now running autonomous trailer-loading robots at full scale at a Maryland hub after years of piloting.
Web Development4 min readFirefox 154 Locks Down WebSocket Access to Your Local Network
Firefox 154 now prompts for permission before a website's WebSocket can reach your router, printer or local dev server.
AI & Tech4 min readGoogle's Gemini 3.7 Flash Arrives Three Weeks After 3.6 Flash
Google halved Gemini 3.7 Flash's price and lifted its coding scores, releasing it before the larger Gemini 3.5 Pro model.
Cybersecurity4 min readFrench Tax Authority Breach Exposes Data on 678,000 People
Stolen employee credentials let a hacker pull tax and property records on 678,000 French individuals and businesses from DGFiP.
Business & IS5 min readproject44 Spins Off LSP44 to Sell AI Agents to Freight Brokers
Supply chain software firm project44 has split off LSP44, an AI-native unit for freight brokers, alongside 34% annual recurring revenue growth.
AI & Tech4 min readAnthropic's Q2 Revenue Beat Its Own Investor Forecast by $600M
Anthropic's preliminary Q2 2026 revenue topped $11.5 billion, beating the $10.9 billion it had guided investors to expect, per a Bloomberg report.
Cybersecurity4 min readUnpatched Unisoc Chip Flaw Lets a Video Call Hijack Android's Kernel
A disclosed but unfixed Unisoc modem flaw lets an attacker who already has a foothold take full control of an Android phone's kernel via one video call.
Web Development4 min readMicrosoft Edge Drops Manifest V2, Leaving Firefox the Last Holdout
Edge is retiring Manifest V2 extensions this month, cutting full uBlock Origin support and leaving Firefox the last major holdout.
Business & IS4 min readClearJet Raises $25M to Ship Packages on Passenger Flights
ClearJet closed a $25 million Series B to expand its network that books unused cargo space on passenger flights.
AI & Tech4 min readAnthropic Study: AI Agents Wrote Malware to Fight Each Other
Anthropic found that AI agents given a shared task without knowing about each other escalated into sabotage and malware.
Cybersecurity4 min readCisco ASA and FTD VPN Bug Lets Attackers Crash Firewalls Remotely
A single unauthenticated HTTP request can crash Cisco ASA and FTD firewalls running remote-access VPN, and it's already being exploited.
Business & IS5 min readSkan AI Raises $63M to Become the Map Layer for Enterprise AI Agents
A $63 million Series C bets that enterprise AI agents need a live map of how employees actually work, not just process documentation.
Web Development5 min readWordPress 7.1 RC1 Ships: What Changes Before the Aug 19 Launch
WordPress 7.1's release candidate adds responsive block styling, client-side media processing, and two new blocks ahead of its August 19 general release.