DefenseNews

Could Golden Dome funding get next-gen interceptor back up to speed?

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – Lockheed Martin, the developer of the Next Generation Interceptor designed to protect the homeland from intercontinental ballistic missile threats, is looking for ways to accelerate the program amid a delay, according to Sarah Reeves, company vice president of NGI. NGI is currently facing a year-and-a-half schedule slip, but a likely funding boost from President Trump’s…
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GamingNews

Where to Buy Pokémon Cards in 2025

Finding Pokémon cards in 2025 isn’t as easy as it should be. Between Destined Rivals sets vanishing in seconds, new split expansion sets in Black Bolt and White Flare, and Journey Together chase cards dominating every feed, Pokémon TCG has never felt more intense. If…
GamingNews

PowerWash Simulator 2 Has You Dig (and Clean) a Dirty Toilet Out of a Town Square

Pull on your gloves and ready your hose: PowerWash Simulator 2 approaches, and so far it’s looking ultra-polished (in a gloriously unhygienic kind of way.) I had an absolute ball of a time revisiting Muckingham to correct the townsfolk’s filthy ways. In the niche of “oddly satisfying” games, its predecessor PowerWash Simulator (and its oodles of DLC) already blasts away competitors. So…
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ComputersNews

How to get Windows 11 cheap (or even for free)

Windows licenses cost a lot—painfully so. Paying $139 for Windows 11 Home or $200 for Windows 11 Pro feels expensive when Linux is free. That much money can easily swallow a third of a budget PC build. Yet with less developer support for Linux, Windows is a necessity for…
ComputersNews

Windows Recall still screenshots sensitive data at times, test shows

When Microsoft introduced Recall for Windows 11, data privacy and protection experts were horrified. Why? Because Recall continuously takes screenshots of your screen and saves them on your computer, even if those screenshots contain sensitive data like passwords and credit card details. Back then, Recall was still in testing, and the backlash was enough to get Microsoft to postpone its…
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AI & RoboticsNews

For regulated industries, AWS’s neurosymbolic AI promises safe, explainable agent automation

AWS is banking on the fact that by bringing its Automated Reasoning Checks feature on Bedrock to general availability, it will give more enterprises and regulated industries the confidence to use and deploy more AI applications and agents. It is also hoping that introducing methods like automated reasoning, which utilizes math-based validation to determine ground truth, will ease enterprises into…
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