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Linux 7.4 removed Google’s C Binder driver as Rust Binder reaches feature parity for Android IPC, while AV2 gains momentum with YouTube tests and Intel’s SVT-AV2 encoder. Apple is expected to unveil a touch-screen MacBook Pro Wednesday, tweaking macOS to adapt to input. Bipartisan lawmakers warn AI leaders’ mixed doom-and-prosperity messaging is a political liability, and Blackstone’s $2.3B CoreWeave loan is fueling chip-backed debt.
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Musk’s reported $1B stake in Skydance raises influence questions at CBS and CNN. Nokia and ICEYE will help Ukraine build sovereign satellite comms amid Starshield restrictions. Iowa’s age-verification law prompted Pornhub and other adult sites to block users. Quest Diagnostics confirmed a breach exposing patient health data, while a scammer pleaded guilty to stealing U.S. military members’ benefits using stolen PII.
Microsoft says a ConnectWise breach let Chinese espionage actors compromise 2,250 cloud tenants, gaining privileged access in some environments in under three hours. AWS reported PHP2Shell exploitation began before disclosure, and Cloudflare saw millions of attempts. KeePassXC 2.8.0 arrived with Qt6, Wayland Auto-Type, remote sync and ARM64 builds. Nvidia’s Huang pushed AI-everywhere while protesters interrupted.
A leaked Cellebrite document describes a 2026 Advanced Unlocks tool that unlocks iPhones after first unlock, works with Stolen Device Protection and uses an ~8-meter appliance; a commenter says Apple patched it. A Google Cloud outage hit European banks. Apple will invest up to $100M in titanium supplier Perryman for its $1,999 foldable iPhone Duo. Spotify launched paid podcast memberships in 34 markets, creators keep 90%. Otter.ai raised $320M.
Interpol-led raids across 17 countries led to 95 arrests and rescued a 5-year-old in Colombia from online child-abuse networks. Frontier will pay Connecticut $625,000 over a 2024 breach exposing 58,841 residents’ data, plus a $5.64M class settlement. Apple banned apps that create nonconsensual sexual images of real people. Microsoft scrapped its flagship UK AI supercomputer, citing grid delays.