A large‑scale cyberattack forced refrigeration units in hundreds of French supermarkets to overheat, spoiling food, sparking fires and costing tens of millions of euros.
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The New York Times Strands puzzle for Sunday, October 11, 2026, featured the theme “They don’t make ’em like they used to,” with the spangram OLDFASHIONED and five retro‑tech words.
NASA has made more than 800 GB of Artemis II images, audio, video and scientific documents publicly available, providing unprecedented insight into the crewed lunar flyby.
Rocket Lab’s CEO Peter Beck sees the Iridium buyout, a reusable medium‑lift vehicle and defense contracts as a path to a $125 share price by 2027.
Developer Brandon Thomas announced a suite of seven open‑source apps that mimic Adobe’s Photoshop, Illustrator and other Creative Suite tools, built with AI‑generated code in Rust.
Texas A&M researchers found that polyethylene microplastics can trigger fatty liver disease, especially when combined with a Western‑style diet.
Vice President JD Vance claimed Microsoft swapped 6,000 layoffs for H‑1B hires, but USCIS data reveals most approvals were for existing staff while rivals hired many newcomers.
Facing steep DDR5 prices, Intel and AMD are planning new processors that will work with older DDR4 memory, reviving support for a technology introduced in 2014.
SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Freedom splashed down in the Pacific after a 27.5‑hour return, bringing four crew members home after a 237‑day stay aboard the International Space Station.
Google is preparing to launch its Gemini 4 “Argon” model while engineers test a newer internal version called Carbon that may outpace rivals.