Researchers in Germany and Japan have demonstrated a radically different approach to keeping computer hardware cool: use the heat itself to generate cooling, without electricity. The technology is still a laboratory prototype, but researchers say it could eventually cool computer processors and other electronics using waste heat that would otherwise be discarded. Turning Waste Heat Into Cold The system uses two incredibly thin nickel-titanium foils with different jobs. The fi

A seemingly harmless request to summarize a website can be enough to trick Anthropic’s Claude Code into downloading and executing malicious code, according to security researcher Johann Rehberger. The demonstration targets Claude Code running Claude Opus 5 in its default Auto Mode. Rehberger, known online as “wunderwuzzi,” found that a malicious website could embed hidden instructions designed to manipulate the coding agent into taking actions the user never explicitly reques

The Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) of the United Arab Emirates has officially issued a 10-year General Space Services Licence to Starlink Satellite Communications. The long-term authorization permits SpaceX’s satellite internet subsidiary to build, operate, and manage a public satellite telecommunications network across the country. Editorial credit: ymgerman / Shutterstock The decision marks a major regulatory approval for Elon Musk’s s

Microsoft 365 may be cloud-based, but for many managed service providers, managing it still looks surprisingly manual. Editorial credit: gguy / Shutterstock A new survey of 193 MSP professionals by Augmentt offers a behind-the-scenes look at how service providers are actually managing Microsoft 365 across their client environments. The findings reveal a messy combination of manual processes, security gaps, constant Microsoft changes and a growing AI governance problem. The re

At the National Speed Skating Oval, commonly known as the "Ice Ribbon," the traditional Olympic torch was replaced by a "Zhixin," or intelligence chip. A humanoid robot mounted on a robotic horse drew back a bow, released an arrow, and ignited the symbol to open the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games. Editorial credit: helloabc / Shutterstock What followed over the five-day event was a display of physical engineering, software autonomy, and raw hardware limits. The second iterat