Valve’s latest SteamOS beta provides better Intel hardware compatibility — and that’s great news for upcoming handhelds

Gaming on SteamOS with Intel hardware hasn’t been ideal performance-wise on handhelds, but it looks like Valve will change that going forward.

‘Glaringly inconsistent and often utterly inscrutable’: macOS 27 Golden Gate just fixed one of my biggest macOS Tahoe gripes

Apple has fixed its divisive menu design in macOS 27 Golden Gate, much to Apple users’ relief.

Windows 11 adds a neat upgrade that enables simultaneous streaming for two audio devices

Windows 11 Shared Audio lets two people listen from one PC through Bluetooth LE Audio, but you’ll need supported Copilot+ hardware, updated drivers, and compatible accessories before the feature appears.

Old Nvidia GPUs are being resurrected to cope with the RAM crisis — but one big chip maker seems determined that a memory shortage won’t happen again

The RAM shortage is driving Nvidia’s partners to bring back half-decade-old boards — but SK Hynix has a masterplan to solve future memory woes.

Oracle warns customers of critical PeopleSoft attack after hundreds of servers hacked by apparent ShinyHunters data theft attacks

High-severity CVSS 9.8 PeopleSoft vulnerability caused over 100 organizations to become victims, including universities.

Microsoft Edge is about to get more frequent updates, but don’t expect more features

Microsoft is switching Edge to a biweekly update schedule starting with Edge 152 on August 27, matching Chrome’s release cadence and delivering smaller but more frequent updates to users on the Stable channel.

Nearly all security bosses are worried about AI safety — with a third saying they still rely on manually reviewing code before launch

Security leaders increasingly worry that AI-generated code introduces risks, while many organizations still depend heavily on manual reviews.

How scammers use “scraped New York Times content” to trick security scanners — and exploit “free” Google Cloud links to flood your inbox

Researchers uncovered a global phishing network using Google Cloud redirects and copied news content across thousands of coordinated servers.