Baseten buys Blaxel to bring agent execution closer to model serving
Blaxel will continue operating as Baseten plans products based on its sandbox technology.
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Windows 11’s September update fixes Teams and Outlook crashes on Arm
Microsoft documents a fix for affected Arm PCs, plus desktop and cursor corrections in KB5124008 for Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2.
US automakers press Congress for a permanent ban on Chinese connected vehicles
An auto-industry group wants Congress to go beyond existing phased software and hardware rules with a permanent statutory ban.
World open-sources ProveKit for client-side zero-knowledge proofs
ProveKit gives developers an open-source stack for generating zero-knowledge proofs on phones and browsers without disclosing the underlying personal data.
Microsoft Fabric enters GCC High preview ahead of October availability
Microsoft is bringing Fabric’s data and analytics platform to GCC High, with a September preview and general availability planned for October 1.
Android Studio Quail 4 makes guided and local AI coding part of the stable IDE
The stable release bundles 23 Android skills, integrates Gemma 4 for offline assistance and adds clearer controls for parallel agent sessions.
Android's emulator commands make adaptive-layout testing easier to automate
Google documents adb emu shortcuts for folding, rotating, changing posture and resizing a virtual device without maintaining several emulators.
Windows 11 gives more users control over Bing and Store suggestions in Search
A staged Windows 11 update adds privacy settings for web results and Microsoft Store suggestions, letting local files, apps and settings stand on their own.
Google Play turns Android memory efficiency into a publishing requirement for 2027
Apps that exceed Google Play's new memory or code-optimization thresholds may lose visibility or publishing capabilities from February 2027.
FSB puts frontier AI cyber risk at the top of finance's immediate threat list
The Financial Stability Board says frontier AI could change the speed, scale and economics of cyberattacks, raising the stakes for financial resilience.
Tempe shuts down its Flock license-plate reader network instead of narrowing data sharing
The Arizona city says its cameras no longer collect plate data, Flock will remove the equipment and no replacement will be sought, turning a privacy dispute into a full program exit.
Scammers in China are weaponizing the trust people place in Microsoft Teams
WIRED found a recurring pattern in which scammers move victims into enterprise chat accounts they control, combining familiar software with romance, investment and impersonation tactics.