Author: Nadia Fox
Nadia Fox
Nadia reports on the tech industry with a focus on policy, business strategy, and the people building it.
Two critical PHP vulnerabilities threatened widespread web disruption. PHP powers the majority of the internet, making flaws in the language a systemic risk.
Microsoft linked a China-aligned group to ConnectWise’s breach, where AI agents rapidly compromised thousands of the IT firm’s customers through automated intrusion.
Keychron launched on Kickstarter in 2017 and now sells keyboards ranging from the value K2 to an all-wood body model, reflecting the mechanical keyboard market’s staying power.
Apple plans stricter macOS Full Disk Access controls, warning that capable AI agents make broad access to files, messages, and browsing history riskier than before.
xAI acquired the domain dot.com before OpenAI launched its Dots AI agent on Tuesday. The domain now redirects to the Grok chatbot download page.
Sennheiser Momentum 5 review covers sound quality, noise cancellation, comfort, and standout battery life tested over several weeks.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 features five AI safety sessions on its main stages, with leaders from Anthropic, Nvidia, AWS, and Waabi. Register by Sept. 25 to save $200.
Navy CTO Justin Fanelli is pitching VCs to co-invest in AI, quantum, and autonomous tech — backed by a $562M refueling deal already closed.
Cornelis Networks raised $205M and launched Active Compute Fabric, targeting GPU idle time in AI clusters to compete with Nvidia’s integrated networking dominance.
AI detection startup Pangram and founder Max Spero argue that identifying AI-generated content in job applications, reviews, and insurance claims is far harder than a simple real-or-fake question.