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Tesla Inc. is officially winding down production of its two longest-running vehicles — the Model S sedan and the Model X SUV — marking the end of a chapter that defined the electric vehicle maker’s rise from a Silicon Valley startup to one of the most valuable automakers on the planet. The decision, while not

Across the globe, a familiar pattern has emerged with alarming consistency: before authoritarian leaders move against civil society, opposition parties, or the general public, they first go after the journalists. The suppression of independent media has become the opening act in a well-rehearsed playbook of democratic erosion — one that has played out from Moscow

Canonical’s next long-term support release of Ubuntu, codenamed “Questing Quokka,” has officially reached its feature freeze milestone, locking in the set of capabilities that will define one of the most consequential Linux distributions of the next several years. The February 27, 2025 deadline marked the point at which no new features can be introduced into

The KDE Project released Plasma 6.6 this week, delivering a substantial update to one of the most widely used desktop environments in the Linux world. The release, which arrived on schedule, brings dozens of refinements to the user experience, from improved window management and notification handling to better support for HDR displays and Wayland compositing.

The open-source AI model runner Ollama has released version 0.17, a substantial update that rewrites much of the application’s internal machinery and delivers performance improvements that its developers say can reach up to 40% faster prompt processing on certain hardware configurations. For engineers and enterprises running large language models locally — whether for privacy, latency,

After years of gradual deprecation and mounting security concerns, the Linux kernel is preparing to remove eCryptfs — a stacked cryptographic filesystem that has been part of the kernel for nearly two decades. The removal, now slated for Linux 7.0, marks the definitive end of a technology that once served as Ubuntu’s default home directory

The Linux kernel’s security infrastructure is about to undergo one of its most significant transformations in years. AppArmor, the mandatory access control framework that has quietly safeguarded Ubuntu and other major distributions for over a decade, is being lined up for a sweeping set of changes that kernel maintainer John Johansen hopes to land in

As OpenAI continues its breathtaking expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure, CEO Sam Altman has mounted an unusual defense of the technology’s enormous energy appetite: humans, he argues, consume a staggering amount of energy themselves. The comments, made in a recent public appearance, represent the latest attempt by the AI industry’s most prominent figure to reframe

Ten years ago, a group of Silicon Valley luminaries gathered around a shared anxiety: that artificial intelligence, if developed behind closed corporate doors, could become a threat rather than a boon to humanity. Their answer was OpenAI, a nonprofit research lab pledged to build AI “for the benefit of all.” What followed was a decade