Your phone's clock drifts if you sneeze near it wrong. IonQ just got paid to build clocks so precise they'll lose less than one second over 30 million years — and pack the whole thing into a box the size of a shoebox. Somewhere, every wrist…

Standard GPT-5.6 Sol types out roughly 53 tokens per second — already faster than most people talk. OpenAI just previewed a mode that hits 750. That's not a faster typist, that's a different category of interaction entirely, and it didn't g…

Blink and you missed Gemini 3.6 Flash entirely, because Google already replaced it. On August 13, 2026 — a scant three weeks after its predecessor — Google dropped Gemini 3.7 Flash, and the release notes read less like a point update and mo…

Somewhere, a marketing team at a plugin company thought a little promotional banner in the WordPress dashboard would be a harmless way to cross-sell upgrades. Attackers thought it would be a great place to hide a skeleton key. Guess who won…

Nobody wants a note home from the Drupal Security Team, but five contributed modules got one anyway this week. The good news: no one panicked, patches shipped fast, and the whole thing is a pretty solid advertisement for why Drupal's securi…

In the middle of a summer where every AI lab is racing to prove its model can think longer, code better, and cost less, xAI — now operating under the SpaceXAI banner — just dropped a new flagship betting its whole pitch on stamina: an AI bu…

There's a special kind of plot twist when a company builds something so capable it has to stop and ask "wait, should we actually finish this?" That's roughly where OpenAI landed with its next model, Astra, after it started showing off cyber…

Google's big phone reveal this week had a plot twist nobody quite asked for: the hardware got a nice, evolutionary bump, but the real main character is an AI that wants to order your groceries, book your dinner reservation, and place phone …

Drupal 12 had a date circled on the calendar for the week of August 10. That week came and went like an ex who texts "we should catch up sometime" and then goes dark — except this time, the project was refreshingly upfront about the ghostin…

Imagine walking up to a checkout counter, and just by standing in the right spot, the cashier hands you someone else's credit card, order history, and saved address — no ID required. That's essentially what just happened to every unpatched …