Today’s Wordle answer should be easy to solve if you’re on Twitter. If you just want to be told today’s word, you can jump to the bottom of this article …
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Sam Altman’s eyeball-scanning startup, Tools for Humanity, announced last week that a new product called Concert Kit—designed to give verified humans a way to purchase concert tickets—would first roll out …
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Bluesky isn’t the only company leaning into AI to help build custom feeds, it seems. Amid a slate of recent product releases, X this week announced the launch of Grok-powered …
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At Data Center World, experts explain how generative and agentic AI are reshaping data center power, cooling, and infrastructure demands. The post AI Demand Is Forcing a Rethink of Data …
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Your next favorite rock star isn’t an indie heartthrob or a heavy metal thrasher. He’s a centuries-old French vampire with some serious baggage to unpack. SEE ALSO: ‘The Vampire Lestat’ …
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New York has banned state employees from using insider information to trade on prediction markets. In an executive order signed today and viewed by WIRED, governor Kathy Hochul forbade the …
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More than half of the world’s governments have access to commercial spyware that can break into computers and phones to steal sensitive information, according to U.K. intelligence. The U.K. National …
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A UK tribunal has allowed a £2.1 billion lawsuit over Microsoft’s cloud licensing to move forward, adding new pressure to how Windows Server is priced outside Azure. The post Microsoft …
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X has added the ability to sort your feed into multiple topic feeds, if you’re still on the platform. And yes, it sounds exactly like TweetDeck (RIP). Announced Wednesday, the …
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The brand iRobot launched the first Roomba robot vacuum back in 2002, and popularity for the handy devices skyrocketed from there. Countless competitors have emerged, but Roomba is still going …