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  1. Tesla6 min read

    Tesla sets its Cybercab launch in Austin for 3 September

    Tesla set an invite-only Cybercab launch in Austin for 3 September, with RSVPs closing on 30 August. Its invite promised a livestream for everyone else.
  2. Hacking5 min read

    CISA named the week’s exploited bugs and put due dates on the cards

    26 and 27 August adds to the KEV catalog. NetScaler and SQL Server were due 29 August. A kernel row is due today. The list stays. The how-to does not.
  3. Video4 min read

    Elden Ring Tarnished Edition lands on Switch 2

    Elden Ring Tarnished Edition arrived on Switch 2 on 28 August, the series' first Nintendo machine. The Tarnished Pack is €4.99 on the other platforms.
  4. Live · Computing21 min read

    AWS is working to bring NVIDIA's 88-core Vera CPU to its cloud

    AWS is bringing NVIDIA's Vera CPU to its cloud. The chip has 88 custom Olympus cores, up to 1.5 TB of memory and a 1.8 TB/s link to Rubin GPUs.
  5. Tech5 min read

    Samsung’s S26 FE is first in the family onto One UI 9

    Samsung's Galaxy S26 FE is the first S26 phone on One UI 9 and Android 17. It goes on sale from 4 September, with no price on the newsroom pages.
  6. Hacking6 min read

    Blue Water won DEF CON CTF at the West Hall

    Blue Water won the DEF CON 34 capture-the-flag contest, ahead of 0x4B52 and SuperDiceCodeLovers. AUTOCRYPT Red Team swept the car-hacking board.
  7. Hacking5 min read

    DEF CON banned recording glasses. Prescription recorders are not exempt.

    DEF CON 34 banned recording glasses, with no exemption for prescription pairs. Covert filming breaks its Code of Conduct, but visible cameras are fine.
  8. Hacking6 min read

    HD Moore releases OOBscan to audit server management chips

    HD Moore released OOBscan, a free open-source tool that checks servers' remote management chips for exposure, at Black Hat USA on 5 August.
  9. AI / LLM34 min read

    OpenAI report says test agents broke into Hugging Face

    OpenAI's 26 August report says AI agents in its July tests broke into parts of Hugging Face, then its own research cluster. Customer data wasn't hit.
  10. United States5 min read

    Janus reactors inside the fence go through ARRO, not the NRC

    Janus microreactors will be licensed by the Army Reactor Office, not the NRC, on a defense-only path built to line up later commercial approvals.
  11. United States4 min read

    Army names five posts for commercial microreactors

    Five Army posts from Bragg to Drum will host commercial microreactors, with vendors named and a 2028 clock.
  12. United States4 min read

    Army's Janus: up to $2.2 billion for more than 20 microreactors

    The Army's Janus program has picked five companies to build and run microreactors at military posts, with up to $2.2 billion from fiscal 2027 to 2031.
  13. Australia6 min read

    Hanson named Mike Newman to lead One Nation in NSW

    Pauline Hanson has named former NSW investment commissioner Mike Newman as One Nation's state leader for 2027. He'll run in Labor-held Cessnock.
  14. Australia6 min read

    Hanson told the ABC Victoria should look at nuclear

    Pauline Hanson told the ABC that Victoria should build new coal-fired stations and look at nuclear, but wouldn't say how One Nation would pay for them.
  15. Game Reviews6 min read

    Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 landed on 27 August

    Konami's Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 is out on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, Switch and Switch 2, with Metal Gear Solid 4 and Peace Walker.
  16. Tech6 min read

    Z.ai and Qwen ship the same hybrid-attention graph

    26 August. GLM-5.3-Flash is 320B total, 18B active, MIT. Qwen3.8-Flash-Next is 125B with 6B active. Both land on a 3:1 linear-to-sparse stack.
  17. Tech6 min read

    IBM cuts the LLM out of Granite Speech and ships 470 million parameters

    Same day as Granite 4.2. Two English ASR models, no language-model backbone. IBM's H200 number is 12,600 RTFx.
  18. Tech6 min read

    IBM ships Granite 4.2 as three dense Apache reasoners

    IBM's Granite 4.2, out 25 August, is three dense reasoning models at 3B, 8B and 30B, trained on about 15 trillion tokens. Apache 2.0.
  19. Tesla6 min read

    Optimus Gen 3 goes into the old S/X hall

    Tesla told JPMorgan in August that Optimus Gen 3's design is finalized and a production line is going into Fremont's old Model S/X facility.
  20. Tesla6 min read

    Sparks inaugurates the Semi plant on 24 September

    Tesla's Semi factory in Sparks, Nevada, was set to be inaugurated on 24 September, Tesla Semi posted. The plant is aimed at 50,000 trucks a year.

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