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- Google Is Building an AI Chip Just for Gemini—And Investors Already Moved On It
Codenamed Frozen v2, Google's new server chip would bake part of Gemini's architecture directly into hardware for a projected 6–10x efficiency gain.
- XRP Breaks Out on Clarity Act Hopes. The Charts Are Still Cautious
The Ripple-linked token just had its best day in weeks, as Washington may finally be delivering what the XRP Army has been waiting for.
- Jack Mallers Quits Twenty One Capital as Tether's Bitcoin Merger Collapses
XXI stock dropped nearly 18% after the company's co-founder stepped down and Tether's plan to combine three Bitcoin firms officially fell apart.
- Galaxy Commits Up to $5 Million to Prepare Bitcoin for Quantum Threat
The crypto firm's initiative arrives as researchers, exchanges, and the U.S. government warn that "Q-Day" may land as soon as 2030.
- Morning Minute: The Clarity Act Has New Life
Odds of the Clarity Act passing in 2026 jumped to 42% after a surprising new development from the White House.
- Pakistan Launches Crypto Investigation Unit to Fight Money Laundering
Islamabad is building the enforcement side of its crypto push, standing up a unit to police money laundering even as it licenses exchanges.
- Worldcoin’s WLD Jumps 8% on Grayscale ETF Filing
The asset manager's S-1 for a spot WLD fund would be the first U.S. ETF tied to Sam Altman's biometric crypto project.
- UK Lawmakers Launch Inquiry Into Crypto Banking Access
A cross-party group is examining why UK banks block accounts and payments for crypto firms—and whether it's holding the sector back.
- Bank of Korea Scales Up CBDC Pilot With Half a Million Users
Phase 1 of Project Hangang opened 81,000 wallets with 42% of them using the CBDC. Phase 2 is bigger, and this time it moves real government money.
- Russia's First Comprehensive Crypto Law Is Two Votes Away From Passing
The bill licenses exchanges, caps retail investors at about $3,800 a year, and creates a legal pathway for Russian companies to pay foreign partners in crypto—bypassing Western sanctions.
- Cardano Triggers Hard Fork With First Community-Voted Upgrade
For the first time in Cardano's history, no company flipped the switch on a major protocol update.
- Bitcoin ETFs Are Green Again—Here’s Why Investors Should Zoom Out
Two consecutive weeks of inflows ended the worst sustained outflow streak in Bitcoin ETF history. Here's why patience may be required from investors.
- Tom Lee's Bitmine Taps the Brakes on ETH Buys, Pivots $86M Into Stock Buyback
"The reduced pace of buys reflects that Bitmine repurchased 5.5 million common shares," Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee said in a statement.
- Strategy Pads Cash Reserve By $225M With MSTR Sale, Bitcoin Stash Remains Untouched
For the second consecutive week, Saylor's company sold MSTR stock instead of BTC to pad its reserves to $3.2 billion.
- Allbridge Pauses Cross-Chain Protocol After $1.65M Flash Loan Attack
An attacker used a flash loan to distort the bridge's Solana stablecoin pools before moving the proceeds to Ethereum, security firms said.
- A Sneaky Hacking Tool Targeting AI Infrastructure Is Lurking in Victims’ Blind Spots
A new type of malware can worm deep into AI coding systems to steal data and logins—and can flip a “death switch” to destroy files and keep out real users.
- Nvidia Wants to Own Every Chip Inside AI Data Centers
Nvidia’s Vera Rubin platform combines CPUs and GPUs into a single system, reflecting the company’s growing ambition to power every layer of AI infrastructure.
- The Light Flip Is the Stylish Dumb Flip Phone of Your Dreams
A flip phone with 5G, USB-C, a headphone jack, and a removable battery? Say it ain’t so.
- The Great Peptide Cash Grab Has Begun
The FDA could decide whether to loosen rules around peptide production this week. Some telehealth players are already seeing dollar signs.
- Halliday’s New Smart Glasses Skip the Camera
Halliday’s G2 glasses can listen to and summarize your workplace meetings—with no video involved.
- 8 Best Smartwatches (2026): Apple, Google, and Hybrid Watches
These WIRED-tested wearables reduce your reliance on a phone while keeping you connected.
- The Best Smart Home Accessories to Boost Your Curb Appeal (2026)
These locks, lights, and other smart home upgrades let you add automation without messing up your home’s vibe.
- Abdul El-Sayed Is an Epidemiologist Running for Senate. His State Is a Public Health Disaster
Michigan has been at the epicenter of the wildfire smoke and explosive diarrhea outbreaks. The progressive Democrat talks to WIRED about how he would tackle the forces behind them if he’s elected.
- ‘It’s a Modern-Day Draft’: Why Stanford Students Walked Out on Sundar Pichai’s Commencement Speech
Last month, more than a hundred Stanford students left their own graduation to protest Google’s military contracts and deals with ICE. Two organizers, Amanda Campos and Eva Jones, tell us why.
- A Device Hidden in Cars Across the US Leaves Them Vulnerable to Hacking and Paralysis. Patch It Now
Dealerships installed alarms in millions of vehicles—and left them in even if the buyer didn’t want them. Now researchers warn they can be hacked to unlock, track, and disable cars.
- Stop Saying Kids Can’t Read
Everyone is talking about the reading crisis. But inside the “Mississippi Miracle,” it’s all about comprehension.
- The Army Is Burning Through Its AI Tokens
Members of the Army received an email informing them that they were rapidly depleting their AI tokens, and needed to limit use.
- Etsy Is In Its Flop Era, and Sellers Are Fleeing
Once a quirky bastion of amateur vulva jewelry and pet portraits, Etsy is now deluged with mass-produced goods and AI knockoffs. Some customers don’t seem to mind.
- The Galaxy Card Is Samsung’s Answer to the Apple Card
Directly added to your Samsung Wallet account, it’s yet another cash-back credit card, this time tailored for Samsung stans.
- The FDA Says It Didn't Apologize to Supplier Linked to Diarrhea Outbreak, Actually
The agency stressed that the July 17 voluntary recall from Taylor Farms still stands. The supplier has been linked to the ongoing cyclospora outbreak.
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- Samsung’s New AI Health Assistant Aims to Make Health Metrics Actually Useful
The latest AI Health Assistant aims to use AI to turn sleep, nutrition and vitals into actionable guidance.
- Return to Halo Almost 25 Years Later With Xbox Game Pass
Microsoft is adding seven games, including remastered versions of Halo and Hexen + Heretic, to Game Pass in the coming weeks, but it’s removing eight others.
- This Low-Price Acer Phone Has a Rear Display Like a $1,000 Flagship
The Acer Sospiro A15 borrows the year’s flashiest phone trend for a fraction of the price.
- The Light Flip Phone Is a Minimalist Throwback Built With Modern Hardware Sensibilities
It has all the minimalist elements of a standard flip phone, but includes 5G capabilities, USB-C charging and plenty of onboard storage.
- Meta’s Quest Game Subscribers Will Be Getting Some Xbox Extras
Meta’s throwing Xbox cloud gaming Into Its Horizon Plus Quest subscription, and converting its controllers to work with it.
- This Wearable Aims to Improve Your Blood Pressure. It’s Now in the US, and I Got a First Look
People in Europe who used the wearable significantly improved their blood pressure readings over six months.
- Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for July 21, #1136
Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle for July 21, #1136
- Judge Orders Temporary Block of Paramount Warner Bros. Merger
A judge has put Paramount’s Warner Bros. Discovery deal on ice for now, pending an antitrust hearing later this month.
- PS Plus July 2026 Games Are Packed With Zombies, Aliens and Nostalgia
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, Dying Light and Psi-Ops join the PS Plus catalog in July.
- The Pickle Is In, the Squint Is Out: Here Are the Newest Approved Emoji
Though we likely won’t see it until next year, I’m predicting the pickle emoji will knock the eggplant emoji off its pedestal.
- Felicia Day’s Kickstarter for a Movie of ‘The Guild’ Hit Its Goal in 3 Hours
Don’t call it a comeback. The Guild aims to shine a light on how nerd culture has changed in 20 years.
- Today’s NYT Connections Hints, Answers and Help for July 20, #1135
Here are some hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle for July 20, No. 1,135.
- The Same 5G Network Your Phone Uses Can Identify and Track Rogue Drones
In a proof-of-concept demonstration, AT&T and Ericsson showed how existing 5G networks can track aerial objects that might threaten public safety.
- Astronomers Found the First Atmosphere on a Planet in Another Star’s Habitable Zone
Science has discovered around 6,000 planets, and this is the first one, other than Earth, that is rocky and has an atmosphere.
- FDA Still Investigating Diarrhea-Causing Parasite, as Cyclospora Outbreak Continues
Despite reports of a “false positive,” health officials are still linking a multistate outbreak of cyclosporiasis to shredded iceberg lettuce.
- Movement Labs files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy months after token scandal and strategic overhaul
The filing comes after months of upheaval that included a controversial market-making agreement, an internal investigation into its MOVE token launch, a Binance ban tied to its market maker and a last-ditch pivot from Ethereum scaling to cross-border payments.
- Claude's Fable 5 just solved an 87-year-old math problem, and it matters for bitcoin
Claude Fabel 5 disproved the Jacobian conjecture over the weekend, landing days after the capabilities of China's Kimi AI became the biggest force moving bitcoin markets.
- Galaxy sets up $5 million fund to help shield Bitcoin against quantum computing threats
The crypto financial services firm is funding developers to strengthen the blockchain's security before quantum computers become powerful enough to steal billions in crypto.
- Russia’s parliament passes crypto market law with $3,800 annual cap for retail investors
While citizens still cannot use Bitcoin to buy groceries, the Kremlin is officially letting companies use digital tokens to bypass sanctions and other global trade hurdles.
- Augustus raises $180 million to build a clearing bank for the AI and stablecoin era
The firm, freshly valued at $1 billion, aims to replace legacy correspondent banking with always-on infrastructure that connects traditional payment systems and stablecoins.
- MoneyGram's CEO says blockchain works best when customers don't know it's there
In an interview with CoinDesk, MoneyGram CEO Anthony Soohoo said that their blockchain strategy has evolved from early experimentation into a broader effort to modernize the company's global payments infrastructure.
- The Truth Is Out There, We Need This ‘X-Files’ Lego Set
Gillian Anderson helped unveil the Lego Ideas set paying tribute to the iconic '90s sci-fi show.
- Iran Claims It ‘Destroyed’ Amazon’s Central Data Infrastructure In Bahrain
This marks the fifth time Iranian forces have claimed to target Amazon facilities in the Middle East.
- Ryan Reynolds Confirms a New ‘Deadpool’ Movie Is in the Works
The actor dropped the expected news during an appearance at Fanatics Fest.
- The AI Copyright Lawsuits Have Finally Produced an Actual Payout
Anthropic’s massive $1.5 billion settlement just received final approval.
- Apple Plans to Defeat RAM Prices by Letting You Lease a Mac
Instead of buying your next expensive iPhone, why not just never own it at all?
- Ozempic Is Quietly Becoming the Go-to Weight Loss Treatment for Teens
GLP-1 use is rising fast among teens and young adults and it's displacing bariatric surgery, a new study suggests.
- ‘RoboCop’ Is Officially Making His Return, Thanks to Amazon
A series based on the iconic 1987 Paul Verhoeven film was just greenlit by the streamer.
- The Final ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Trailer Takes Us Back in Time
Tom Holland and Zendaya star in the Spidey sequel, which is in theaters on July 31.
- That Terrifying Jessica Chastain Trailer That’s in Front of ‘The Odyssey’ Is Finally Here
'Other Mommy' debuted in theaters with the hit epic and freaked everyone the hell out.
- Nintendo Makes It Clear You Were Never Going to Get a Tariff Refund
Trump’s tariffs and RAM prices mean you shouldn't expect gaming will get any cheaper.
- Can AI Ruin Something as Innocent as Birdwatching?
Duh. Of course it can.
- Astronomers May Have Found the First Pair of Stars to Explode Together
The Jellyfish Nebula, one of the best-studied supernova remnants in our galaxy, may have been hiding a sibling this whole time.
- The Light Flip Phone Aims to Be Luddites’ Best Weapon Against AI
The latest cellular device for the 'dumb phone' movement will test your dial pad texting skills once more.
- A Mother Got So Happy at Her Daughter’s Wedding That She Ended Up Hospitalized
A recent case report details how the women developed a rare condition nicknamed "happy heart syndrome."
- The Large Hadron Collider Is Getting Its Biggest Upgrade Yet. What Comes Next Could Change Physics
The famous particle accelerator has gone silent, but its next chapter could usher in a new era of particle physics.
- Atlassian: Research shows organizations should approach AI at the team level, not the individual level, to achieve true ROI
Presented by Atlassian Most companies are approaching AI adoption backwards by optimizing how individuals use AI instead of how teams work together, said Dr. Molly Sands, head of […]
- Writer's AI harness cuts token spend nearly 40% — without sacrificing accuracy
Enterprise AI is facing an ROI paradox. While throwing more compute at the strongest foundation model works well in product experiments, the costs become unbearable when the […]
- A single AI agent conversation can look perfect and still be broken, leaders from LangChain, Conviva and CoreWeave said at VB Transform 2026
A single AI agent conversation can look flawless scored on its own and still point to a broken product. That gap is driving a shift in how enterprises evaluate agents, away from […]
- At VB Transform 2026, Zillow's engineering chief said AI ROI numbers only hold up if you measure before you build
Zillow, the real estate technology company, doesn't get one conversation with its customers. They move from a phone screen to a loan officer to a real estate agent, sometimes over […]
- The cleanup trap: Stop asking RAG to fix bad data
The enterprise technology ecosystem is caught in a costly cycle. Over the past two years, millions of dollars have been funneled into generative AI pilots, yet many of these […]
- Safety guardrails blocked Hugging Face's defenders, not the attacker, when an AI agent breached its systems
Hugging Face’s incident response team first turned to frontier AI models to analyze a breach of the company’s production infrastructure, and the models refused to help. […]
- AI confidence just dropped 17 points in six months. That’s actually great news.
Presented by JumpCloudThe organizations losing confidence in AI are the ones most likely to get it right.Six months ago, 40% of IT leaders described their organizations as mature […]
- TechHive’s next chapter: Smart home & cord-cutting coverage moves to PCWorld
TechHive opened for business in 2012 as a general consumer tech site. In 2017, we narrowed the focus to smart home and video streaming, responding to the hottest new developments […]
- How to get rid of hum and other noises from your audio, video systems
So you just unboxed your new entertainment gear, hooked everything up, and you hear buzz, whine, hiss, chatter, or any number of other annoying noises that have been known to […]
- Snag a new Peacock subscription for just $20 for an entire year
If you’ve ever considered signing up for Peacock, now’s the time to grab a fantastic deal. New subscribers can score either a full year of ad-supported entertainment with a […]
- Best Cyber Monday deals on streaming media players
Ready to give your streaming video setup a boost? There’s no better time than Cyber Monday to trade up for a new and improved streaming video player, and we’ve spotted some […]
- Cyber Monday home security camera deals
The best way to ensure your home is protected is to install home security cameras, so you can see what’s going on, inside and out. Cameras outside your house can deter […]
- Best Cyber Monday deals on Philips Hue smart lights and bundles
Philips Hue’s smart lights might not be the cheapest, but let’s face it—they’re the best, and you can scoop up some enticing discounts on Hue bulbs and bundles during the […]
- The best Cyber Monday video doorbell deals
Whether you’re shopping for your very first video doorbell, looking to move up to a higher quality device, or buying one as a gift for someone you love, Cyber Monday is a great […]
- Black Friday deal: Protect your porch with a Nest Doorbell for 46% off
Want to keep watch on your doorstep? The tireless Nest Doorbell won’t miss a thing when it comes to activity on the porch, and it’s getting an enticing 46% price cut for Black […]
- Black Friday deal: Amazon’s Echo Dot can be yours for 54% off
Wish you had a smart speaker in every room? You can make it happen with this steal of a deal on Amazon’s ever-popular Echo Dot. On sale for Black Friday at a mere […]
- Black Friday deal: Scoop up an indoor Ring camera for just $29.99
Want to keep an eye on your indoor spaces while you’re away? Ring makes some of the best security cameras on the market, and you can grab a Ring cam for less than $30 on Black […]
- Hulu’s Black Friday deal is back: $0.99 a month for a whole year
Thanksgiving wouldn’t be the same without turkey, stuffing, your family around the table, and a full year of Hulu for just shy of a buck a month. Yes indeed, Hulu’s Black […]
- Black Friday: Snag these glorious Govee string lights for 41% off
There’s no easier way to give your yard a serious glow-up than with a set of smart string lights, and you can grab one of our favorites for cheap during Black Friday. On […]
- FTC eyes smart home makers over software updates
We hear all too often of smart home products that turn into paperweights with little or no warning, and now the FTC wading into the hot-button issue. In a newly released […]
- iRobot Roomba Combo 10 Max+ review: Convenience with compromises
At a glanceExpert's RatingProsWashes its own mop padImproved “Dirt Detect” functionality Upgraded navigation Performs mop-only runsConsSo-so mopping […]
- Max slashed to $2.99 per month in unmissable Black Friday offer
HBO has some incredible series this year, including the spin-off of The Batman, The Penguin, and Dune: Prophecy, which is rolling out now. If you want to watch them, now is the […]
