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Microsoft Ends Use of China-Based Engineers in US Military Cloud Projects—A Detailed Look
Microsoft has stopped using China-based engineers to support U.S. military cloud systems after a ProPublica report revealed oversight gaps in its “digital escort” model, sparking government action and national security concerns. The move underscores the need for transparency and strong oversight in cloud computing, especially for government contracts. All organizations should review who can access their data and demand clear answers from service providers to protect against cybersecurity risks.
Startup Sells Hacked Data to Debt Collectors — Your Info Could Be Next
A U.S. startup is openly selling personal data stolen from over 50 million hacked computers—including passwords, addresses, and browsing history—directly to debt collectors and others for as little as $50. Privacy experts say the practice is both unethical and likely illegal, and once your data is compromised, it can be nearly impossible to recover.
SpaceX Scrubs Launch With 11 Seconds to Go: What Happened and What It Means
A SpaceX Falcon 9 launch of two O3b mPOWER internet satellites was scrubbed at T-minus 11 seconds on July 21, 2025, with the exact cause undisclosed. The rocket and payload are healthy, and the next attempt is set for July 22. Scrubs are routine in spaceflight, emphasizing safety and precision. O3b mPOWER aims to provide high-speed, low-latency internet to underserved regions, highlighting the growing importance of satellite connectivity for global digital access.
Can Comet Kill Chrome? Inside Perplexity’s Bold New AI Browser
Comet, Perplexity’s new AI browser, reimagines web surfing by embedding a smart assistant directly into your browser—automating tasks, summarizing information, and answering questions instantly. Built for curious users and professionals, it challenges Chrome by focusing on privacy, personalization, and automation. While Comet is still invite-only and desktop-focused, it offers a compelling vision of the future: browsers as proactive, intelligent partners, not just windows to the web.
Earth Is Spinning Faster Than Ever—What Does This Mean for You, Science, and the World?
Earth is spinning faster than ever, with days in 2025 predicted to be up to 1.5 milliseconds shorter than usual—an invisible but historic change for science and global timekeeping. While daily life remains unchanged, the acceleration could soon force timekeepers to subtract a second from atomic clocks for the first time in history, affecting technology and navigation worldwide.
An Unexpected Physics Breakthrough Could Spark the Next Generation of Supercomputers
A revolution in supercomputing is underway, driven by breakthroughs in graphene physics, quantum computing, and new forms of superconductivity. These advances promise computers that are thousands of times faster, much more energy efficient, and able to tackle previously unsolvable problems in science, medicine, and technology. For students, professionals, and educators, these fields offer exciting opportunities—and the chance to help shape the future of computing itself.
Free Starlink Satellite Internet Is Coming to These Phones — See If Yours Made the List
Starlink’s new direct-to-cell satellite internet for phones is launching July 23, 2025, letting users send messages, share GPS, and call for help even in remote “no service” areas—using just their regular, compatible smartphone and requiring no extra hardware. The service is free on select T-Mobile plans or $10/month for others in the US, with global expansion quickly underway. Check if your device is supported, and get ready for a world without dead zones.
Fake AI Platforms Are Targeting Web3 Developers: Protect Yourself from This Growing Malware Threat
Fake AI platforms are tricking Web3 developers into downloading malware that steals cryptocurrency and sensitive data. Scammers use believable fake companies, job offers, and “test our app” lures to earn trust before delivering malicious software. Both Windows and Mac users are at risk. To stay safe, always verify unsolicited offers, avoid downloading unknown apps, use hardware wallets, and enable multi-factor authentication. Vigilance and awareness are your best defenses against these sophisticated attacks.
How to Create a Lightweight Windows 11 Image for Unsupported PCs
Unlock the power of older hardware! Learn how to create a lightweight Windows 11 image for unsupported PCs using Tiny11 Builder. Our clear, expert-backed guide details every step for safe, legal, and effective installations, making your devices faster, more efficient, and e-waste friendly—all with just a valid Windows license and free tools. Perfect for families, professionals, IT managers, and schools.
Nvidia and Foxconn Want Humanoid Robots in Factories — The Future of Work Is Here
Nvidia and Foxconn are launching an industry-first initiative to use humanoid robots in manufacturing, beginning in 2026 at Houston’s new AI hardware factory. This groundbreaking shift will boost efficiency, quality, and safety, while evolving roles for human workers.
