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  1. Give him a hand: Dev publishes 25-year-old Palm OS tools to GitHub

    The Register ·

    A small but active community of retro computing enthusiasts is working to keep Palm OS alive, and a developer who recently became aware of their existence has just handed them a treasure trove of code he had no idea was still useful....

  2. Meta opens a weaker AI model while keeping the frontier closed

    TNW ·

    Meta has published the weights for Muse Spark Open, a coding and agent model it says is less advanced than the Muse Wonder frontier model it launched on Monday. Chief AI officer Alexandr Wang said Meta will generally not open-source its...

  3. Sony revives the Walkman with a $5,899 gold-plated flagship

    TNW ·

    Sony has revived the Walkman with three digital music players priced from $1,899 to $5,899, the flagship built around a gold-plated oxygen-free copper chassis. No European price or release date has been given, and the EU’s rule on...

  4. Smartphone shipments plummet as memory crisis pumps up prices

    The Register ·

    Smartphone shipments fell by at least a fifth in the third calendar quarter as the AI-driven memory crunch battered another consumer hardware market. Preliminary estimates from IDC and Omdia put the year-on-year decline at 22 percent...

  5. KDE hits 30, decides it's time to move out of the X11 era

    The Register ·

    KDE is marking its 30th birthday by showing X11 sessions the door. The newly released KDE Plasma 6.8 is Wayland-only, though X11 applications can still run through XWayland. The change arrives right on schedule after last month's beta.

  6. When faster supercomputers aren’t enough

    The Register ·

    When a million veterans shared their genetic data by enrolling in the Department of Veterans Affairs' “Million Veteran Program,” they expected nothing back. This did not surprise Ravi Madduri, a senior scientist with the Data Science...

  7. SpaceX’s $8B spectrum deal exposes the risk in telecom shares

    TNW ·

    SpaceX agreed to pay about $8B for nationwide low-band US spectrum, and shares in AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile fell on the news. Europe’s equivalent band comes up for selection in May 2027, with Brussels proposing that two-thirds of it be...

  8. Data centre and cloud shares slide amid AI gloom

    IT Pro ·

    Nicole Kobie first started writing for ITPro in 2007. As a freelance journalist covering technology and business, Nicole's work includes bylines in New Scientist, Wired, PC Pro and many more. Nicole the author of a book about the...

  9. Wanna pay for coffee using your BTC? Here is how

    TNW ·

    Bitcoin was built to be spent, not just held. More cafes now accept it, and you can pay for your morning latte in seconds. GoBTC Pay GoBTC Pay, built by Bitcoin miner GoMining, lets you pay in Bitcoin on Bitcoin’s base layer, with...

  10. TSMC sends scouts to check whether America's datacenters can deliver

    The Register ·

    TSMC is dispatching personnel to check out US datacenter construction and power availability as it plans billions of dollars in additional chipmaking capacity. The Taiwanese chipmaking giant warned of pressure on consumer markets during...

  11. Workday customers showcase how to unlock AI value

    IT Pro ·

    Mark Samuels is a freelance writer specializing in business and technology. For the past two decades, he has produced extensive work on subjects such as the adoption of technology by C-suite executives. At ITPro, Mark has provided...

  12. AI: Europe’s 10 most-funded companies in H1 2026

    Tech.eu ·

    European AI funding in H1 2026 was characterised by a high concentration of capital in a few large transactions, alongside a broad base of smaller investments. Several rounds exceeded €500 million, highlighting the capital-intensive...

  13. TSMC has $47bn revenue Q3

    Electronics Weekly ·

    TSMC reported Q3 revenues up 41.2% YoY and 17.2% QoQ at $46.72 billion. Quarter EPS of NT$29.436.3 billion. .1;; 16.2%Q4, Taiwan, R.O.C., Oct.

  14. Japanese consortium bets on building bobbing bit barns

    The Register ·

    A Japanese consortium wants to ease the datacenter space crunch by putting servers afloat – but keeping them moored safely alongside port quays. The group comprises shipping and logistics corporation NYK Line, engineering biz NTT...

  15. Glean CEO Arvind Jain says he wants Glean to be easy to replace

    TNW ·

    Glean has no plans to raise more money and no concrete plans to go public, founder and chief executive Arvind Jain told TNW. The enterprise AI company could list if it wanted to, he said, and it is getting its internal processes ready....

  16. UK keeps AI safeguards in the maybe pile for Cyber Security BIll

    The Register ·

    UK officials have stopped short of committing to AI-specific measures in the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill despite ministers promising to legislate wherever necessary. The uncertainty comes amid warnings about autonomous AI...

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