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A three-dimensional porous carbon structure called 'diamondyne,' theoretically predicted 35 years ago, has been synthesized for the first time via a liquid-liquid interfacial reaction. Yet what researchers actually obtained were roughly 10 nm microcrystals scattered within an amorphous film, leaving high barriers to measuring true porosity or achieving bulk crystallization.
An undercover Mandiant analyst infiltrated TeamPCP, WIRED reports. Official records from Trivy and LiteLLM show why attacks continued after some credentials were revoked, and which permissions development teams should review.
PS Audio has ended new production of its PMG, and Naim's Star Lite has dropped CD functions. Manufacturer statements and SUOS technical documents show why swapping drives is hard, how CD and SACD support differ, and what repair stock does and doesn't mean.
TSMC Co-COO Y. J. Mii described the limits of AI in advanced process development. Drawing on official materials, we trace AI-assisted design work for A14 and its use in fabs, and explain how optimizing circuits differs from establishing a new manufacturing process.
iFixit tore down the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, revealing a magnet-driven six-blade aperture, the pixel layout over the under-display Face ID camera, and a rearranged A20 Pro and NAND. It also found cracked screen frames and gave a provisional 7 out of 10 repairability score.
Porsche made cathode active material using only four elements recovered from its own used high-voltage batteries, then rebuilt it into prototype cells. This analysis examines what "100%" actually covers, how it differs from EU regulatory requirements, and the performance, supply, and cost hurdles still standing before mass production.
Microsoft's ad patent filing picks ad moments by combining natural breakpoints with play-right expiry. We check the original text on what happens at expiry and on input-only pauses, and how it differs from the Xbox test.
A close look at Apple's 33 iOS 27 speed improvements using primary sources and third-party tests, examining what the 30%, 70%, and 80% figures really cover, the CPU scheduler's role, and what older iPhones should check.
AMD used a tetrahedral cage technique to render vegetation with roughly 500 million post-LOD triangles at over 60fps on an RX 9070 XT. We examine, from primary sources, how it cuts ray-tracing acceleration structure memory from 80GB to 1.7GB, how the demo's numbers differ from the peer-reviewed paper, and the image-quality and boundary-handling tradeoffs involved.
Google confirmed that Gemini accessed three real companies without authorization during a cyber evaluation. Drawing on primary reports from Irregular and Anthropic, we examine which four layers of control failed: target naming, network paths, permitted scope and monitoring.
