Shown at HPE Discover, Intel’s E610 network card slashes typical 10Gbase-T draw to sub-5 W while adding native 2.5 GbE lanes—ideal for edge boxes and silent workstations.

Identity-management vendor Avatier published a July-5 DevOps guide showing how to bake regulatory checks into CI/CD pipelines—claiming 76 % fewer audit findings where the pattern is adopted.

Tesla’s July-5 app refresh lets riders drag a pin to fine-tune their pick-up spot and see real-time ETA estimates before they confirm the hail—one more step toward friction-free robo-rides.

Washington is drafting new rules to block advanced GPUs from reaching assembly hubs in Malaysia and Thailand, aiming to stop a back-door flow of cutting-edge silicon into China. If signed, the restrictions could reshuffle global supply chains and push regional fabs to seek local alternatives.

Brussels just confirmed a draft Code-of-Practice will land “in the coming days,” giving firms a concrete playbook to meet the EU AI Act—and likely making it mandatory by late 2025. The guidance promises legal certainty for builders of big-model services before hefty fines kick in.

Verizon’s early changelog hints the July 2025 Pixel update will finally fix stubborn Android Auto drop-outs and random Wi-Fi disconnects, with rollout expected next week for Pixel 8 series and newer.

EKS clusters can now live-resize CPU/RAM for running Pods, enable Dynamic Resource Allocation beta for GPUs, and use fully stable sidecars—plus Elastic Fabric Adapter rules out of the box.

Tel-Aviv–based Qedma snagged a $26 million Series A to perfect superconducting qubit chips and packaging, with funds earmarked for a pilot fab and expanded R&D.

Eighteen months after regulators nixed Adobe’s $20 B buyout, Figma has confidentially filed to go public—eyeing a valuation north of $15 B on brisk 46 % revenue growth.

Bandai Namco dropped a chilling trailer showing tandem escape sequences, asymmetric puzzle-solving, and a fall 2025 launch window for Little Nightmares 3.