DefenseNews

Trump, Zelenskyy discuss Patriot deal and reviving talks with Russia

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday discussed reviving peace talks with Russia and plans for Ukraine to produce Patriot missile interceptors, then attended the funeral of a U.S. senator who had been one of Kyiv’s most vocal backers. Zelenskyy met Trump privately in the Oval Office before a service honoring Senator Lindsey Graham in…
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ComputersNews

China’s RAM boom is here. Your cheap PC is not

The hottest company on the planet right now is a memory supplier called CXMT, a name barely anyone outside of China had even heard a year ago. It’s making headlines in financial markets on a massive stock debut, predicated on the idea that it’s going to fill the hole in…
GamingNews

Warhammer 40,000 Maker Games Workshop Confirms It Investigated 'A Few Human Errors' on Product Images to Make Sure Its Staff Hadn't Used AI

Warhammer company Games Workshop has said it investigated what it called “a few human errors” on the depiction of its products to make sure its staff hadn’t used AI. Last month, Games Workshop issued an official response denying the use of AI after fans spotted a Space Marine with an extra finger in official art for the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy tabletop game. The artwork published on the…
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CryptoNews

A Fake Crypto Wallet Reached Apple’s App Store — Three Users Say It Cost Them $1.8 Million

Three bitcoin investors say they lost nearly $1.8 million after downloading a fake Sparrow Wallet from Apple’s App Store and entering their recovery phrases. The lawsuit now challenges Apple’s app review practices as crypto scams continue targeting mobile users. Key Takeaways Three plaintiffs claim a fake Sparrow Wallet app stole nearly $1.8 million in bitcoin. The lawsuit contends Apple…
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NewsSpace

'Crazy idea' succeeds: Scientists monitor space junk with radio telescopes

Radio telescopes are designed to listen for signals from the stars and from distant galaxies, but scientists are also pointing out that these instruments can also track objects somewhat closer to home: junk in Earth’s orbit. Engineers have used the famed radio telescope at Jodrell Bank in the U.K. as part of an international plan to watch high-altitude space debris. Normally, old satellites…
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