OpenAI is launching its first formal certification program, with courses taught entirely inside ChatGPT. The company is piloting the worker-focused “AI Foundations” with partners like Walmart and Accenture, while a separate teacher course is already on Coursera. The ambitious goal is to certify 10 m
Security researchers have uncovered a new tactic where Mac malware hides inside legitimately signed and notarized applications. This approach bypasses key Apple security checks, marking a dangerous shift in macOS threats.
Siemens is launching a new off-the-shelf digital twin software called Pave360 Automotive. It’s designed to help carmakers accelerate the creation of software-defined vehicles by enabling early, full-system virtual testing. The move aims to tackle the growing integration nightmare between hardware an
Riot Games is taking a hardline stance against a hardware-level cheating exploit. The company is now preventing Valorant from launching on PCs with unpatched motherboard BIOS versions that contain a specific vulnerability.
Android Auto is adding a new “expressive” wavy progress bar to its media player interface. This is part of Google’s larger effort to create a more consistent look and feel for all music apps on the platform.
TechRadar reports a massive price drop on the premium Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 monitor. The 32-inch model, originally $1,439.99, is now $799.99, which is the lowest price they’ve seen.
Google is hitting pause on its plan to fully replace Google Assistant with Gemini on mobile devices this year. The company now says the transition will continue into 2026, citing a need for a “seamless” switch. The delay only applies to phones, watches, and earbuds, not smart home devices.
TikTok has finalized a deal to spin off its U.S. operations, with a closing date set for January 22. Nearly half the company will be owned by Oracle, Silver Lake, and Abu Dhabi’s MGX, while ByteDance retains a significant stake. U.S. user data will be managed by Oracle.
HPE is urging immediate action on a critical vulnerability in its OneView infrastructure management platform. Rated a perfect 10.0 on the CVSS scale, it allows unauthenticated attackers to run code on a deeply trusted system. This isn’t just another bug; it’s a skeleton key for your network.
In a major move for enterprise security, Palo Alto Networks is deepening its partnership with Google Cloud. The multibillion-dollar deal centers on using Google’s Gemini AI models to power its security copilots.
