Spotify is reportedly planning to raise US subscription prices in the first quarter of 2025. This would be the service’s first price increase in the US since July 2024. The move could potentially boost annual revenue by around $500 million.
China’s APT31 hacking group has been conducting espionage against Russia’s IT sector since at least 2022. The sophisticated campaign abuses legitimate cloud services like Microsoft OneDrive and Yandex Cloud for command-and-control. Researchers suspect the true targets may include Russian government
Google is reportedly developing a new operating system called “Aluminium OS” that would merge Android and ChromeOS. The unified platform would run across smartphones, PCs, tablets, watches, TVs, cars, and XR headsets. This represents Google’s latest attempt to compete more directly with Windows on t
One in four UK doctors are now using AI tools like ChatGPT in clinical work despite almost no training. Meanwhile, research predicts AI could eliminate 3 million low-skilled British jobs by 2035, creating a stark divide in the workforce.
The IEEE ISSCC 2026 conference in February will showcase groundbreaking memory technologies including SK hynix’s 48 Gbps GDDR7 and Samsung’s 36 GB HBM4. These developments promise massive bandwidth improvements for future GPUs and AI accelerators. The conference will feature hundreds of research pap
A new variant of the ClickFix scam is tricking users with fake Windows Update pages. The scam uses clipboard commands to install dangerous malware that steals sensitive information. Security experts warn this campaign has been active since early October.
Zero Carbon Charge has started construction on two fully off-grid, solar-powered ultrafast EV charging stations along the N3 corridor. The stations represent the first phase of a planned national network of 120 renewable charging facilities.
Government spies and cyber-mercenaries are actively breaking into Signal and WhatsApp accounts using sophisticated spyware. They’re bypassing encryption entirely by exploiting phones and app features. High-value individuals worldwide are being targeted.
Polish startup Juo has raised €4 million in Seed funding to expand its platform for managing physical product subscriptions. The company supports over 500,000 active subscriptions across hundreds of clients in Europe and North America. This funding reflects growing investor interest in technologies
Poland’s competition regulator claims Apple misled users about App Tracking Transparency privacy protections. Apple denies the accusation and says it might have to remove the feature entirely from European users. This is the latest clash between Apple’s privacy stance and EU competition laws.
