‘Future medicines may be designed much like software’ — How scientists programmed human cells to compute like tiny processors and target cancer using RNA trans-splicing
 ‘Future medicines may be designed much like software’ — How scientists programmed human cells to compute like tiny processors and target cancer using RNA trans-splicing

Hebrew University researchers programmed human cells to compute biologically and respond autonomously to disease-related molecular signals internally.

‘The question is no longer how much AI can produce, but how much of that output is genuinely usable’: How we use and pay for AI is undergoing a major shift
 ‘The question is no longer how much AI can produce, but how much of that output is genuinely usable’: How we use and pay for AI is undergoing a major shift

Enterprises are shifting from capabilities and performance to prioritizing trust, accuracy, and measurable business outcomes.

Chinese tests rocket using the same gas used by Coca-Cola to make space flights cheaper, safer, cleaner, and cooler

Chinese startup Z-Trak Space wants supercritical CO₂ to replace traditional launch pad ignition systems for small rockets.

Quote of the day by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on women asking for a raise: ‘It’s about knowing and having faith in the system’ — a controversial gaffe that led to an immediate reversal

The technology industry has long struggled with equalising the contributions of men and women — with women vastly underpaid relative to men

Chinese firm’s fiber trial hits staggering 51.3 Tb/s over 128 miles without signal regeneration — could this be an end to bandwidth bottlenecks?

YOFC demonstrated 51.3 Tb/s hollow-core transmission over 206.5 km, aiming to ease growing AI networking pressures worldwide soon significantly.

‘Agentic coding tools have access to everything they need for this’: Security experts warn Claude Code can be exploited simply by trying to be helpful
 ‘Agentic coding tools have access to everything they need for this’: Security experts warn Claude Code can be exploited simply by trying to be helpful

A hidden DNS record tricked Claude Code into opening a reverse shell during routine error recovery, bypassing every standard security scanning tool completely.

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‘Advances in quantum research and development have shifted the risk horizon’: Microsoft says it is ramping up its quantum computing security work

Microsoft plans a broad post-quantum migration by 2029 as concerns over future decryption risks increase globally.

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Anthropic launches “AI workbench” for scientists using Claude
 Anthropic launches “AI workbench” for scientists using Claude

Anthropic says Claude Science will let scientists consolidate tools and data within a single secure environment.

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Portable USB DVD writer compatible with Android and iPhone sees 50% price cut to $39 — ODD reads/writes CDs at 24X, DVDs at 8X
 Portable USB DVD writer compatible with Android and iPhone sees 50% price cut to $39 — ODD reads/writes CDs at 24X, DVDs at 8X

This nine-in-one CD/DVD drive connects to your smartphone, tablet or laptop via USB-A or USB-C, offers USB and SD expansion ports too.

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Lenovo ThinkPad P16V Gen 3 review: This mobile workstation might just be the Goldilocks of the ThinkPad line-up right now
 Lenovo ThinkPad P16V Gen 3 review: This mobile workstation might just be the Goldilocks of the ThinkPad line-up right now

The Lenovo ThinkPad P16V Gen 3 brings workstation-grade power to a 4.6 lb chassis, creating the Goldilocks of the ThinkPad line-up.