
Turkish Firm Develops New-Gen Kamikaze Drone Boat
Turkey’s state‑owned defense firm MKE unveiled the PİRANA kamikaze unmanned surface vessel, a low‑cost, high‑speed USV designed for naval strike missions. The craft can travel over 40 knots, carry a 100‑kilogram warhead and operate up to 200 nautical miles, either solo or in swarms that mix decoys with low‑RCS attackers. It features RF and SATCOM links for remote or autonomous control and was successfully integrated with the Bayraktar TB3 UAV and the amphibious ship TCG Anadolu during 2025 trials. The system aims to give the Turkish Navy a versatile, expendable maritime loitering munition.

Microsoft Azure Monitor Alerts Abused for Callback Phishing Attacks
Microsoft Azure Monitor alerts are being exploited to send phishing emails that appear to originate from the legitimate azure‑noreply@microsoft.com address. Attackers create custom alert rules with malicious descriptions, causing the platform to email victims billing‑style warnings and a callback phone...

Thousands of People Are Selling Their Identities to Train AI – but at What Cost?
The article highlights a growing gig economy where individuals in places like South Africa, India and the United States sell videos, audio and private conversations to AI‑training marketplaces such as Kled AI, Silencio and Neon Mobile for modest pay. These platforms offer...

Saudi Arabia's Edarat Secures Data Center Contract From Major Regional Bank
Edarat, a Riyadh‑based data‑center operator, landed a colocation contract with Banque Saudi Fransi (BSF) valued at more than five percent of the bank’s projected 2025 revenue, roughly $70 million. The deal, slated for signing on April 10, adds to Edarat’s portfolio that...

How Your Team Can Use AI to Turn Everyday Data Into Extraordinary Results
Entrepreneurial leaders are urged to adopt AI deliberately, crafting clear strategies that match business goals rather than chasing hype. Transparent communication about AI’s role, coupled with robust training, helps employees view the technology as a collaborative tool, not a threat....
Diary of the 12th Man on the Moon
Former Apollo 17 lunar module pilot Harrison Schmitt has published a new chapter in his online “Diary of the 12th Man,” focusing on the origin of life. The section ties the geology of Taurus‑Littrow’s regolith to Earth’s water‑rich beginnings and references NASA’s...

Logitech G325 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset Review
Logitech’s G325 Lightspeed Wireless headset retails for $79.99, positioning it as a budget‑friendly option for gamers seeking wireless freedom. It combines 32 mm dynamic drivers, 24‑bit audio, and up to 24 hours of battery life on a lightweight plastic frame. The headset...
Intel May Finally Extend Desktop CPU Socket Support to Multiple Generations
Intel’s vice president of the enthusiast channel, Robert Hallock, confirmed the company is considering extending desktop CPU socket support across multiple generations. The comment points to a possible shift toward a longer‑lasting LGA1954 socket that could span architectures from Nova...

Airbus Is Fitting AI War Drones for the German Air Force with First Flight Due in 2026
Airbus is integrating its European MARS mission system, featuring the MindShare AI, into two Kratos Valkyrie combat drones for the German Air Force. The first flight is targeted for late 2026, with full operational capability expected by 2029. The Valkyrie...

Make Spring Break Travel Easy With These 50% Off Smart Glasses
AI Translation Smart Glasses are now 50% off, dropping to $99.99 from $199.99, targeting spring travelers. The wearable supports two‑way translation in 155 languages and doubles as a 4K camera, photo‑translator, and media controller. Its built‑in microphone, speaker, and long‑life...

Key Space Force C2 Upgrade Still Faces Issues: Pentagon Report
The Pentagon’s Director of Operational Test & Evaluation reported that the Advanced Tracking and Launch Analysis System (ATLAS) still cannot meet the minimum viable capability required to retire the legacy Space Defense Operations Center (SPADOC). Although the Space Force approved...
French Prosecutors Suspect Musk Encouraged Deepfakes Row to Inflate X Value
French prosecutors allege Elon Musk encouraged sexualised deepfakes on X’s AI chatbot Grok to artificially boost the platform’s valuation ahead of a June 2026 IPO. The bot generated roughly three million non‑consensual images, including depictions of minors, after users prompted...

Scale AI Launches 'Voice Showdown' To Rival OpenAI, xAI, Anthropic In Voice AI Models
Scale AI unveiled Voice Showdown, a new platform that benchmarks voice AI models against rivals such as OpenAI, xAI and Anthropic. Users interact with models via Scale's ChatLab in Dictate (speech‑to‑text) and Speech‑to‑Speech modes, with a Full Duplex mode slated...
AI-Evolved Adaptable Robot Is Almost Impossible to Destroy
Northwestern University researchers leveraged AI‑driven evolutionary algorithms to create a modular "legged metamachine" that can reconfigure itself and keep moving after losing parts. Each Lego‑like module contains its own battery, motor and computer, allowing the assembled robot to crawl, roll,...

UK Government yet to Trial OpenAI Tech Months After Signing Partnership
In March 2026 the UK signed a memorandum of understanding with OpenAI to embed advanced AI across public services, yet a Freedom‑of‑Information request shows no trials have been conducted eight months later. The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology confirmed...

You Can Now Buy a DIY Quantum Computer
Barcelona‑based Qilimanjaro has unveiled EduQit, a DIY quantum‑computer kit that bundles a superconducting qubit chip, a dilution refrigerator, and the necessary microwave control electronics in a flat‑pack format. The company markets the system as a relatively affordable entry point for...

Egypt's Renergy Group May Establish Data Center Alongside Its Green Energy Projects in Sinai Peninsula
Egypt's Renergy Group is planning a $15 billion green hydrogen and solar power complex in the El‑Tor area of the Sinai Peninsula, covering 127 sq km and featuring 15 GW of solar capacity to produce roughly 400,000 tons of liquid green hydrogen annually for European...
Kimchi-Derived Probiotic Found to Promote Binding and Excretion of Intestinal Nanoplastics
Researchers at the World Institute of Kimchi identified a kimchi‑derived lactic acid bacterium, Leuconostoc mesenteroides CBA3656, that can bind nanoplastics in the intestine. In simulated gut conditions the strain retained a 57% adsorption rate, far outperforming a reference probiotic that...
Engadget Review Recap: Lots of Apple Devices, Galaxy S26, Dell XPS 16 and More
Engadget’s latest bi‑weekly roundup spotlights Apple’s aggressive price‑cut strategy, debuting the $599 MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e as affordable entry points into its ecosystem. The review also covers Apple’s performance‑focused upgrades, including M4‑powered iPad Air and M5‑chip MacBook Air and...
Neb. 911 Dispatchers Turn to Smartphone Tools to Pinpoint Callers More Quickly
Hall County/Grand Island 911 dispatchers are now using smartphone‑derived data through RapidSOS and the what3words app to pinpoint callers almost every time. The tools overlay precise GPS coordinates onto dispatch maps, allowing first responders to locate incidents within three‑meter squares....

Wired Earbuds Are in Right Now, and This Budget-Friendly Pair From Sennheiser Are so Good I’d Spend My Own Money...
Wired earbuds are experiencing a comeback, and Sennheiser’s new CX 80U USB‑C model is leading the trend. Priced at $39.95, the budget‑friendly buds offer lossless, compression‑free sound with balanced bass, mids and detailed treble. Reviewers highlighted strong passive noise isolation, a...

Glenmark Launches GLIPIQ for Type 2 Diabetes in India
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals has launched GLIPIQ, a semaglutide‑based GLP‑1 therapy, in India following CDSCO approval after a local Phase III study. The product is offered in both vial‑with dose‑specific syringes and pre‑filled pen formats, covering 2 mg, 4 mg and 8 mg strengths. Pricing is...
Study Finds FGFR1 Boosts Cholesterol Uptake in Prostate Cancer Cells
Researchers at Texas A&M Health discovered that the fibroblast growth factor receptor 1 (FGFR1) drives cholesterol accumulation in prostate cancer cells by activating the sterol regulatory element‑binding protein 2 (SREBP2). This signaling cascade up‑regulates LDL‑receptor (LDLR) and cholesterol‑synthesis enzymes, boosting intracellular cholesterol...
Mobilidata
Mobilidata, a Belgian mobility‑data specialist, launched a new online platform that delivers real‑time traffic and transport analytics to city authorities and transport operators. The site showcases services such as data aggregation, API access, and predictive modeling for traffic management. This...

Critical Quest KACE Vulnerability Potentially Exploited in Attacks
Arctic Wolf reported active exploitation of the critical authentication‑bypass flaw CVE‑2025‑32975 in Quest KACE Systems Management Appliance (SMA) instances exposed to the internet. The vulnerability, patched by Quest in May 2025, allows unauthenticated actors to impersonate users and gain full administrative control. Exploitation...

Stay on Top of Your Workouts and Health With the Best Fitness Trackers of 2026
CNET’s latest roundup identifies the Fitbit Charge 6 as the top overall fitness tracker for 2026, thanks to its comprehensive health metrics, built‑in GPS, and week‑long battery life. Apple’s Watch Series 11 claims the crown for heart‑rate accuracy, earning a CNET Lab...

Discovering YouTube Videos with 'Previews' Is a Change It Wants to See if You Like
YouTube is testing a new “Previews” feature for mobile app users, showing five to ten short video snippets on the homepage entry card. The previews are drawn from videos already recommended to the user, letting them watch, save, or skip...

People Inside Microsoft Are Fighting to Drop Windows 11's Mandatory Microsoft Account Requirements During Setup
Microsoft announced a broad set of Windows 11 updates aimed at performance, AI bloat, and ad‑heavy experiences, but the OS will still require a Microsoft account during the out‑of‑box setup. Vice President Scott Hanselman publicly acknowledged internal pressure to relax this...

Overland AI to Showcase Autonomy Solutions at AUSA
Overland AI will unveil its ULTRA fully autonomous tactical vehicle at the AUSA Global Force exhibition in Huntsville next week. The company ties ULTRA directly to the Army’s Transformation in Contact initiative, which emphasizes early field testing with soldiers. By...

Xbox Series X Transformed Into a Gaming PC with 3D Printed Components, Low-Profile RTX 5060, and NUC 12 Extreme
Enthusiast PhaseTech has converted an Xbox Series X into a fully functional gaming PC by installing an Intel NUC 12 Extreme compute card, a low‑profile Gigabyte RTX 5060 GPU, a 600 W Flex ATX PSU, and a 120 mm exhaust fan. Custom 3D‑printed brackets and a...

Kraus Hamdani Reveals K1000ULE Updates at AUSA
Kraus Hamdani Aerospace announced it will unveil updates to its K1000ULE ultra‑long‑endurance unmanned aerial system at the 2026 AUSA Global Force Symposium. The platform is marketed as a dual‑role system delivering persistent intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance (ISR) and resilient communications for...

These 7 Handy ChatGPT Settings Are Off by Default - Here's What You're Missing
ChatGPT offers a hidden menu of seven settings that most users leave untouched, ranging from appearance tweaks to advanced model selection. Free and Go users can manage ad personalization, while Plus subscribers gain access to additional models, memory controls, and...

Anthropic Study Reveals What Users Expect From AI and What Worries Them
Anthropic surveyed 81,000 participants in 159 countries using its Claude Interviewer model, revealing that users primarily seek AI for professional excellence and personal transformation rather than creative expression. The study shows AI is leveraged to automate routine tasks, freeing time...

Vedanta Reuses 85 Million Cubic Metres of Water Across Operations in FY26
Vedanta Ltd reported reusing more than 85 million cubic metres of water across its mining and metals operations in FY26, achieving a 31 percent water‑recycling rate that ranks among the highest globally for water‑intensive sectors. The company’s three‑pillar strategy—recycle, conserve, replenish—underpins its...

Discover RChilli Custom AI Agents for Oracle Recruiting Cloud
RChilli announced the rollout of custom AI agents tailored for Oracle Recruiting Cloud, showcased at the Oracle AI World Tour in London on March 24, 2026. The agents embed advanced parsing, matching and workflow automation directly into Oracle’s talent acquisition...

Flying Start for Low-Altitude Economy Goals as 100 Drone Projects Proposed
Hong Kong's Transport and Logistics Bureau received over 100 applications for drone projects to develop its low‑altitude economy, with pilot launches expected within three months. Secretary for Transport Mable Chan aims to move advanced transport technologies from trials to regular...

Payment Biz Pulls Plug on Open Source Charity After KYC Spat
The Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) had its payment account with Nexi Group abruptly cancelled, cutting off credit‑card donations from roughly 450 supporters. FSFE claims Nexi demanded usernames and passwords of its donors, a request it refused, while Nexi says...

Pep Technologies Cuts Losses 81% in FY25; Hyphen Drives Growth, mCaffeine Stalls
Pep Technologies posted a 23% rise in operating revenue to Rs 237.5 crore in FY25, while cutting its net loss by 81% to Rs 18 crore. The growth was driven almost entirely by its Hyphen brand, which surged over 6.5‑times to cross...

‘From Healthcare to Agriculture, India’s AI Leapfrog Moment Is Near’: Snowflake’s Vijayant Rai
Snowflake India MD Vijayant Rai says Indian enterprises are moving past AI pilots, with 9,100 of Snowflake’s 13,300 customers now running AI workloads. He cites the platform’s $4.4 billion FY 26 revenue and growing demand across sectors such as healthcare, finance and agriculture....
Aelis Farma Announces the Successful Start of the Recruitment of the Phase 2B Clinical Trial with AEF0217 for the Treatment...
Aelis Farma announced that recruitment has begun for its Phase 2B trial of AEF0217, a first‑in‑class signalling‑specific CB1 receptor inhibitor, aimed at treating behavioral and cognitive impairments in Down syndrome. The study will enroll 188 participants aged 16‑32 across ten...
Absa Fraud Warning
Absa has issued a broad warning about phishing scams that distribute fake e‑statement links and counterfeit account‑security alerts. The messages mimic the bank’s branding, use spoofed email addresses and unrelated URLs such as pouiyt.tech, and lure customers into entering login...
[Webinar] From System of Record to System of Action: Rethinking ERP and AI in Food & Beverage and Consumer Products...
The upcoming webinar spotlights a paradigm shift from traditional ERP as a passive system of record to an AI‑driven system of action for food‑and‑beverage and consumer‑products manufacturers. It showcases QAD Adaptive ERP and Champion AI’s ability to turn real‑time operational...
Screenless Wearable Fills Out Your Gym Card for Strength Training
Former Tesla engineers have launched Fort, a screenless fitness band that automatically records strength‑training reps, sets, and rest intervals. The device uses an inertial measurement unit and heart‑rate sensor to recognize more than 50 exercises and provide real‑time form feedback...

Can You Turn Any House Into a Zero Energy Bills Home? Our Expert Explains What You Can Do
Retrofitting existing homes to achieve zero‑energy‑bills hinges on a fabric‑first approach that first reduces demand, then layers solar PV, battery storage, heat pumps and electric‑vehicle integration. Standards such as EnerPHit guide achievable performance, while newer schemes like Octopus Energy Zero...
Susan Collins and Climate Change: ‘The Silence Is Deafening’
Sen. Susan Collins defended the EPA’s abrupt cancellation of $7 billion in Solar for All grants, which would have helped 20,000 low‑income Maine households, while simultaneously emphasizing the Inflation Reduction Act’s partisan origins. Despite a 31% score from the League of...

Secrets Management Vs. Secrets Elimination: Where Should You Invest?
Enterprises are weighing two divergent authentication philosophies: traditional secrets management, which safeguards static credentials in vaults, and secretless authentication, which eliminates static secrets by issuing short‑lived tokens tied to workload identities. While secretless reduces attack surface and operational friction for...

CISA Flags Apple, Craft CMS, Laravel Bugs in KEV, Orders Patching by April 3, 2026
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added five high‑severity flaws affecting Apple WebKit, Apple kernel components, Craft CMS, and Laravel Livewire to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, mandating remediation by April 3 2026. The vulnerabilities carry CVSS scores from...

Perfios FY25: Profit Soars 46% To ₹104 Cr, Revenue Crosses ₹700 Cr
Bengaluru‑based fintech SaaS unicorn Perfios posted a 46% rise in consolidated net profit to ₹104.3 cr for FY25. Operating revenue grew 20% to ₹669.5 cr, with total income of ₹708.5 cr after other income. SaaS services accounted for over 95% of revenue, while...

Bluebottle USV to Feature in Australian Navy’s Fleet Review for the First Time
Australia’s Royal Australian Navy will feature the Ocius Bluebottle uncrewed surface vessel in the Exercise Kakadu Fleet Review on 21 March 2026, marking the first time a USV is displayed alongside crewed ships in a formal navy review. The inclusion follows a $176 million...

Smart Home Security Guide – How to Choose a Smart Tech System that Works for You
Smart home security systems now link cameras, motion sensors, lighting, and access controls into a single, cloud‑connected platform that can react instantly to threats. Experts from Baulogic and Nuki highlight real‑time alerts, remote monitoring, and automated responses that create the...