In a bold bid to catch up in the AI software race, AMD is offering its next-gen “Strix Halo” laptops as bug bounty prizes. The company is also publishing early Linux driver patches for its future GPUs, signaling a new open-source push.
ExpressVPN is unifying its desktop apps for Windows, macOS, and Linux on the Qt framework. This promises faster updates and new features like a Linux GUI and restored Mac split tunneling. It’s a major backend shift aimed at ending platform drift.
A new Windows 11 update is causing headaches. The KB5072033 cumulative update appears to trigger a memory leak in the Delivery Optimization service, leading to high RAM usage and sluggish performance for many users.
The future of payments isn’t about a new card or app. It’s about invisible infrastructure—APIs, data, and AI—that lets transactions happen anywhere, automatically. Paysafe is betting that the next step is “agentic commerce,” where software agents shop and pay for you.
Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi says Gen Z is propping up the economy by taking on record credit card debt while they still have jobs. But with real wages lagging and wealth concentrated elsewhere, this spending might be a ticking time bomb.
Google has launched Gemini 3 Flash, a new AI model promising massive speed and cost advantages over its predecessors. It’s aimed squarely at developers for coding, gaming, and enterprise tasks. But in the race against OpenAI and others, raw speed might not be the only thing that matters.
Amazon is in talks to invest at least $10 billion into OpenAI, a deal experts call a “framework” for circular financing. The move aims to validate Amazon’s AI chips while giving OpenAI the compute it desperately needs without cash.
Google has announced Gemini 3 Flash, a new AI model built for speed and lower cost. It scores highly on expert-level benchmarks and is now available for developers and in the Gemini app.
A major coalition of app developers is calling on the European Commission to enforce the Digital Markets Act against Apple. They argue Apple’s new fee structure, which charges up to 20% even for outside payments, is illegal.
Fundvis, a Luxembourg-based FundTech firm, has raised €2.12 million. The capital will fuel product development and European expansion for its AI-driven fund oversight platform.
