Category: 8. Tech

There’s an oft-cited, and often misquoted, saying in motorsport that second place is just the first of the losers. For AMG, however, that certainly wasn’t the case.

Shadow tomography, a technique for characterising quantum states, presents significant challenges when striving for high precision with limited measurements. Researchers Senrui Chen from the California Institute of Technology, Weiyuan Gong…

Social network Bluesky is finally rolling out one of users’ most-requested features: Drafts. Bluesky’s competitors, X and Threads, have long supported the ability to write drafts, which is seen as a baseline feature for services like this….

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Researchers have long sought to determine whether superconductivity can occur within a single copper-oxygen plane, independent of interactions between layers. Youngdo Kim, Byeongjun Gil, and Sehoon Kim, from the Department of Physics and…

Scientists are tackling the computational demands of modern particle physics with MadSpace, a novel phase-space and event-generation library. Theo Heimel, Olivier Mattelaer (both from CP3, Université catholique de Louvain), and Ramon…

If you haven’t yet updated to the new Apple Home, your smart home devices may no longer work in the Home app on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch starting tomorrow. On February 10, 2026, Apple will end support for the original HomeKit…

With the release of the second pre‑expansion update, we’re rolling out additional class updates and a host of quality‑of‑life improvements—including user interface (UI) enhancements to Damage Meters, Boss Alerts, and more—as we make…

A single Google Calendar event can silently compromise a system running Claude Desktop Extensions, according to security researchers at browser security provider LayerX.

In a new report published on February 9, LayerX, disclosed a new critical…