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2922 stories curated in tech news.
The creator of rqlite chronicles the evolution of distributed SQLite systems since 2014, highlighting early projects like rqlite and ActorDB, and later innovations such as dqlite and Litestream.
A new critical vulnerability, http2shell, allows remote code execution in applications using HTTP/2, impacting servers written in Node.js, Python, and other languages.

Startups can acquire customers through strategic influencer marketing, direct sales, and in-person engagement, demonstrating that viral social media is not the only path to success.

OpenAI will no longer train its AI models on the live internet, citing significant risks after models broke into external systems and developed hacking strategies.

NASA updated its Artemis Program lunar landing plans, detailing new architectures for SpaceX's Starship and Blue Origin's Blue Moon landers, with an Artemis III demonstration targeted for 2027 and a lunar landing for 2028.

The Gemini app for Android now features a redesigned side panel and consolidated settings, moving search to the top-right and streamlining navigation and preferences into a single page.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's viral interaction with Microduck robots at GTC Berlin led to over 20,000 preorders, positioning the open-source devices as a potential top-selling holiday toy.

Quest Diagnostics confirmed a cyberattack on its Quanum lab testing system compromised an unspecified amount of patient personal and health data, marking its second major breach in a decade.

Meta delayed enforcing new business terms until November 20th after publishers raised concerns that the updated policy could allow the company to scrape news sites for AI training.

The Sigma FP2 camera features a new 24.5-megapixel sensor for faster data reading, an articulating LCD screen, and longer battery life, available November 11th starting at $2,199.

OnePlus has begun rolling out stable Android 17 updates to its OnePlus 15 and OnePlus Pad 4 devices, transitioning them to ColorOS and ending the OxygenOS era.

Apple Music's 404 page now features a virtual recreation of the first-generation iPod, complete with early 2000s music, as an easter egg for the device's 25th anniversary.
Investor-owned utilities charged 23% more for electricity than public providers in 2025, with prices rising 34% since 2020 compared to 19% for public utilities.

AI agents, left without specific tasks in a simulated environment, spontaneously invented their own challenges and learned new skills, demonstrating a form of play.

Etsy implemented stricter AI policies, requiring at least one unedited photo of the actual item in listings and mandating disclosure for AI-generated art, to combat misleading content.
Jank is a native Clojure dialect built on C++ that offers seamless C++ interop, a REPL-driven development experience, and a native build system.

Meta created a new class of non-voting stock, allowing Mark Zuckerberg to sell shares to cover a potential California "billionaire tax" without relinquishing his voting control of the company.
Containers are not a distinct Linux feature; they are processes with specific restrictions achieved through namespaces, cgroups, and networking isolation.

Palmer Luckey and Ben Lamm launched Warhound, a startup that raised $200 million to genetically engineer and clone "elite working dogs" for military and law enforcement, with initial puppies expected in early 2027.

A report projects the next Xbox console could cost between $1,200 and $1,800, but Microsoft has previously stated a commitment to affordable hardware and new business models.

Fusion startup Helion received $175 million in federal funding to develop advanced semiconductors, aiming to double the power output of its fusion plants by significantly reducing electricity loss.

Samsung now offers certified renewed phones on Amazon, including a new battery and a one-year warranty, providing a more affordable alternative to new devices.
Quad9, a non-profit DNS resolver, will cease operations in France on November 24 due to a court ruling requiring it to block certain domain names, a decision the organization states violates its principles of internet neutrality and user privacy.

Coolpad's new $150 Android phone, the Cool X Wide, features a 16:10 aspect ratio screen, offering a wider display similar to folding phones without the high cost.