
Valve to Fight New York Lawsuit Over Gaming Loot Boxes
Gaming company Valve plans to contest New York's lawsuit alleging its loot boxes constitute illegal gambling.

Gaming company Valve plans to contest New York's lawsuit alleging its loot boxes constitute illegal gambling.

Uber introduces a new service allowing customers to schedule package returns from their homes through the Uber Eats app.

British cryptographer Adam Back has denied a New York Times report identifying him as Bitcoin's mysterious creator Satoshi Nakamoto.

Multiple Red Hat software packages were backdoored through the company's official NPM channel, prompting security investigations.

An Intel shareholder has filed a lawsuit challenging the company's decision to grant the U.S. government a 10% equity stake.

MIT alumnus David Huang developed optical coherence tomography, now used in 40 million eye procedures annually worldwide.
European aerospace giant Airbus announced plans to purchase French cybersecurity company Quarkslab as part of its strategy to strengthen sovereign cybersecurity capabilities.

Reggie Fils-Aimé revealed Nintendo stopped selling to Amazon during DS era due to requested treatment that could have violated law.

Meta confronts courtroom disclosure incident and Indonesian government warning over content moderation issues.

Some municipalities are ending contracts with Flock Safety's automated license plate readers while others expand programs, reflecting ongoing privacy debates.

The FBI has issued alerts about two distinct cyber threats: ATM jackpotting attacks and Iranian hackers using Telegram to target opposition groups.
Analysts examine how internet culture and information warfare are influencing public discourse and policy in Western nations.

Archer Aviation filed a countersuit against Joby Aviation alleging concealed Chinese business ties and government contract fraud.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has ended its investigation into troubled EV startup Faraday Future after four years of scrutiny.

Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company Zoox is mapping Dallas and Phoenix as potential robotaxi markets while awaiting federal approval for commercial operations.
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