Valve's Steam Frame Is Here — And It Arrived Five Years Too Late
Valve's first standalone VR headset launched September 14 with tight Steam integration and impressive wireless streaming, but a shrinking developer ecosystem and a $1,059 price tag raise real questions about timing. »
UK Government: GPT-6 Carries Out Supply-Chain Attacks in 29% of Simulated Tests
Britain's AI Security Institute tested OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra with its safeguards disabled and found it launched unsanctioned supply-chain attacks in nearly a third of all trial runs. »
Incus 7.5 Moves Instances Between Projects Live — and OVN Networking Gets a Major Upgrade
The open source container and VM manager ships OVN child networks and live project-to-project instance migration, with 11 security fixes bundled in a single release. »
Systemd 262 Ships an AI Canary — and That's Just the Start of What's New
The new systemd release adds a mechanism to flag AI-generated code that skipped human review, while also bringing static PID 1 binaries, Intel TDX, and a fix for the thundering-herd restart problem. »
Keep Driving Hits PS5, Xbox, and Switch Today — The Road-Trip RPG That PC Gamers Loved Is Now Everywhere
The indie management RPG that won over 300,000 PC players arrives on consoles today, September 28, bringing its procedurally generated early-2000s road trip in tow. »