Long-form reporting, explainers and investigations.
A Slack founder's insider account details the company's first two years post-acquisition by Salesforce for $27.7 billion, recounting a one-hour meeting before the sale.
Scientists have successfully reverse-engineered the nano-scale manufacturing technique behind the ancient Roman Lycurgus Cup, a 1,600-year-old artifact known for its color-changing properties.
The New Stack releases an ebook exploring how AI and agentic workloads are transforming Kubernetes platform design and operational requirements for 2027.
Anthropic filed for IPO with a $1.5 trillion valuation target, revealing significant financial metrics including $80.7 billion net losses but strong customer retention and revenue per employee.
MIT Technology Review examines Anthropic's IPO prospectus filing, analyzing the company's messaging strategy and claims about AI's transformative potential.
EFF explores the 'AdFection' malware campaign that weaponized ad networks to deliver zero-click spyware targeting journalists, combining two existing attack vectors into a novel and dangerous threat.
Anti-circumvention laws and corporate data restrictions are limiting researchers' and journalists' ability to analyze public web information, exemplified by Reddit's lawsuit against SerpAPI and Perplexity.
Anthropic has filed its S-1 IPO prospectus, revealing executive compensation details and business strategy disclosures from over 300 pages of documentation.
Revolut's expansion into UK lending represents a significant milestone in its challenge to traditional banking.
CNET is conducting a durability livestream using an in-house robot to fold the iPhone Duo hundreds of thousands of times over multiple weeks.
Major tech companies including Anthropic and OpenAI are consulting religion and philosophy to develop morally sound AI systems, though experts caution this approach overlooks conflicts between different moral traditions and worldviews.
InnovateUS research reveals that 250,000 government workers have received AI training, with mixed adoption results; public employees express uncertainty about AI applications in their roles.
Grace Hopper Celebration conference canceled due to insufficient registrations and sponsorships, highlighting shrinking entry-level opportunities in software engineering.
Tesla is pivoting from EV leadership toward autonomous driving technology and recurring revenue models, with Musk exploring a SpaceX merger to accelerate the strategy as the wider car industry seeks to compete.
Research shows mandatory internal platforms achieve twice the success rate of optional ones, yet organizations are shifting toward optional adoption despite the data contradiction.
KubeVirt, a Red Hat-led CNCF project, outlines its roadmap for the next decade as it works toward graduation, with contributions from major vendors like Nvidia and Intel.
OpenAI reports substantial improvements in AI models' ability to migrate legacy COBOL code and other antiquated programming languages into modern systems.
An engineer describes building a hidden magnetic lock using an RFID reader and SparkFun's magnetic imaging tile that opens with a programmable secret gesture.
