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Linux Kernel 7.3 Released with Record 18,765 Commits
Linus Torvalds released Linux kernel 7.3 with a record 18,765 non-merge commits from 3,021 developers. The update adds features including sched_ext completion, failfs, and fchroot() while the 7.4 merge window opens next.
This week in crypto: Richard Heart detained, Ledger Atom, Starknet's post-quantum vote
Richard Heart's detention in Istanbul preceded a roughly $246 million drop in HEX's market cap, Ledger unveiled its $849 Atom wallet, and Starknet put a post-quantum layer-1 move to a vote, per Cointelegraph's weekly digest.
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£270 million ValueLicensing claim against Microsoft advances after the Court of Appeal refused permission to take the second-hand license dispute to the Supreme Court. A 2013 internal deck labeled a Known Adverse Document remains undisclosed.
LOUD took a 3-1 Grand Final win over Vitality at Valorant Champions 2026. The Brazilian roster became the youngest to claim the title, averaging 20 years and five months in age.
Modern Warfare 4's campaign holds a 92 percent Very Positive rating on Steam from more than 3,100 reviews. It is the highest-rated Call of Duty in over a decade, compared with last year's Black Ops 7 at 37 percent.
Weblink International, an Acer subsidiary, has reportedly secured AvePoint agency rights in Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific region to expand its enterprise data governance and AI solutions portfolio.
NVIDIA App version 11.0.9.565 activates an MCP server by default, letting local AI agents launch games, apply graphics settings, start ShadowPlay recordings, and adjust power options. The toggle sits in Settings under Features.
World ID for Zoom is now live for enterprise customers, showing biometric "proof of human" badges after matching an iris scan from the Orb against a live selfie and the participant's video feed.
ICANN chair the body must enhance accountability mechanisms to stay credible as AI reshapes DNS traffic and threats. CEO Kurt Erik Lindqvist called for tighter links between strategy, prioritization, and implementation.
Anthropic opened its fifth Asia-Pacific office in Singapore and signed a memorandum of understanding with the city-state's digital ministry on AI safety, security, evaluation, and adoption.
Tesla's Terafab project has drawn unconfirmed allegations of pricing pressure, demands for sensitive data, and recruitment of Samsung staff amid rising AI chip demand from both Samsung and TSMC.
XPENG G9L reaches 593 km WLTP range and under 4.9 s to 100 km/h in its three-row European version built in Graz. The model adds heated third-row seats and AI front seats with 176 sensors while dropping some two-row luxury features.
SpaceX announced it will acquire US 800MHz low-band spectrum licenses covering up to 14MHz of paired bandwidth from Grain Management. The deal remains subject to FCC approval.
Taiwan-based iBase Solution is expanding from industrial computers and energy storage into liquid-cooled prefabricated modular data centers. The move targets AI infrastructure EPC contracts.
The European Union plans automated measures to speed AI-related incident response while testing Chinese open-weight models for their capabilities and limits.
Hyundai Motor Group is forming an RX Business Strategy Team to oversee its global robotics efforts under the "Robotics Everything" banner and speed up Atlas humanoid mass production.
DigiTimes argues the EU's turn to minimum import prices for Chinese EVs, the same tool it once used against Chinese solar panels, risks repeating the mistakes of that earlier trade fight.
ByteDance Seed is recruiting 10 researchers in Beijing, Shanghai, and San Jose for its new Alignment & Preparedness department. The roles center on advanced-model safety, AI alignment, and emerging risks.
Tata's Dholera fab now faces customer and shareholder tests as India's semiconductor push broadens. Packaging, chip services, AI hardware and infrastructure investments are accelerating across the domestic ecosystem.