Google continues its ongoing love affair with nuclear power
Google is making a historic move into nuclear energy with the Hermes 2 reactor in Oak Ridge, set to power data centers with 50 MW of clean energy by 2030.
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Grammarly launches eight new AI agents
Grammarly is rolling out eight specialized AI agents inside its new docs platform, helping writers with citations, grading, proofreading, and even predicting reader reactions.
Ubuntu Linux 25.10 wallpaper revealed ahead of October release
Canonical has unveiled the official Ubuntu 25.10 wallpaper, showcasing a quokka-themed design that sets the tone for the October 2025 release.
Shotcut 25.08, the open-source video editor, lands on macOS, Linux, and Windows
Shotcut 25.08.16 is here with bug fixes, stability improvements, and color space updates. A must-download for users of recent versions.
Google puts $4.5M toward Los Angeles small business wildfire recovery
Google is putting $4.5M into Los Angeles small business recovery after the January wildfires, with a broader $15M commitment to relief and resilience.
Blueair launches PetAir Pro purifier with built-in pet bed for cleaner air and cozier pets
Blueair’s new PetAir Pro combines an air purifier with a pet bed, cleaning the air right where pets rest while saving space.
Gemini Wallet launches with passkey security and onchain dashboard
Gemini has launched Gemini Wallet, a self-custody crypto wallet with passkey login, free gas sponsorship, and an onchain dashboard for exploring Web3.
OpenAI makes GPT-5 warmer but should AI really act like a friend?
OpenAI is making GPT-5 warmer and friendlier. I like AI that feels like a friend, but is it healthy to blur the line between tool and companion?
AI adoption is exploding in creative work but not in security
Google search data reveals creatives are racing ahead with AI tools in design, audio, and writing, while security professionals remain skeptical.
GNOME 49 Beta lands with new apps Papers and Showtime replacing old favorites
GNOME 49 Beta replaces Evince and Totem with Papers and Showtime, alongside updates to core apps, Wayland improvements, and UI refinements.
LibreELEC 12.2 brings improved Intel and Raspberry Pi support but drops old Nvidia GPUs
LibreELEC 12.2 improves Intel and Raspberry Pi hardware support, removes aging Nvidia driver, and urges Tvheadend users to move to v4.3.
Canonical brings certified Ubuntu Linux to Qualcomm Dragonwing processors for edge AI innovation
Canonical has released certified Ubuntu Linux images for Qualcomm Dragonwing processors, giving enterprises a secure, long-term platform for edge AI deployments.