When AI talks to AI: the rise of bot-to-bot job interviews
Recruiters are using AI to screen candidates, but what happens when candidates fight back with their own AI? A new trend of automated interviews is quietly reshaping hiring.
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Why your GPU might be stuck on slow PCIe speeds
Windows doesn't warn you when your graphics card runs below its supported PCIe generation, costing you performance.
Critical JFrog Artifactory flaw exploited to forge admin tokens
Security teams race to patch CVE-2026-82329 in JFrog Artifactory after attackers bypass authentication and create admin-level tokens within days of disclosure.
Moving from Amazon WorkMail to Gmail? Here’s how one engineer did it
A developer who once ran Amazon WorkMail shares a step-by-step guide to exporting mailboxes and migrating to Google Workspace before the 2027 shutdown.
Fairwind Program brings advanced cyber defense to trusted partners
Google launches Fairwind, a restricted initiative offering cyber defense tools to governments and vetted enterprises, aiming to bolster proactive security measures.
How Loudoun County became the heart of America’s data boom
Loudoun County, Virginia, now hosts 250 data centers—70% of U.S. internet traffic passes through its fiber cables. Residents face rising noise, water use, and a growing backlash.
Minimalist note-taking apps that keep it simple
Five stripped-down note apps were tested for practicality—only one stood out for its no-frills approach.
GeoNetwork RCE flaw exposes government geoportal backends
A critical unauthenticated RCE chain in the open-source GeoNetwork geospatial catalog has been patched after public disclosure, impacting government geoportals worldwide.
The wrong tool for the room: Why remote desktop apps fail in meeting spaces
Meetings stutter when teams default to remote desktop tools for room displays. Here’s why—and what actually works.
Google’s smarter video analysis slashes AI costs by 88%
Google’s new agent-based video analysis for Gemini truncates token usage up to 88% while lifting accuracy—here’s what it means for developers and budgets.