DefenseNews

German startup aims to deliver European hypersonic strike by 2029

February 11, 2026
PARIS — German startup Hypersonica claimed a “significant” step toward delivering Europe’s first sovereign hypersonic strike capability by 2029, after the company’s first hypersonic test flight in Norway pushed its missile prototype to more than Mach 6 and a range of more than 300 kilometers. The startup based near Munich plans further test flights to demonstrate advanced flight control…
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ComputersNews

Report: Desperate PC manufacturers are turning to China for RAM

February 11, 2026
The current RAM shortage is raising prices for memory and storage as the “AI” industry gobbles up manufacturing capacity. That sucks for consumers, who are seeing the price of retail-packaged RAM go up by as much as 400 percent. But it’s also devastating for manufacturers like Dell who rely on standard consumer sales. According to one report, such manufacturers are seeking out new sources of…
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GamingNews

Gore Verbinski's BioShock Movie Would Have Somehow Included Both of the Game's Endings

February 10, 2026
Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski has said that his scrapped BioShock film adaptation would have somehow included both of the original game’s endings to mess with the audience’s heads. Verbinski was attached to make a movie version of the beloved game back in 2008 alongside Universal Studios, with a script in place from Gladiator and Skyfall scribe John Logan. Alas, the…
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CryptoNews

Volatile Start for Crypto ETFs in February as Bitcoin Lags and XRP Shines

February 10, 2026
A volatile first full week of February left crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) sharply divided, with bitcoin and ether absorbing sustained pressure while XRP quietly delivered a strong showing. Rapid daily reversals underscored a market still searching for conviction. Extreme Reversals Mark Crypto ETFs as XRP Defies Market Stress The first week of February delivered sharp mood swings across…
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