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Image: Solen Feyissa (Unsplash) DeepSeek’s AI chatbot went silent overnight, and millions of users quickly felt the difference. The Chinese startup restored service Monday after a prolonged outage that left workers, developers, and everyday users scrambling for alternatives. The disruption, which lasted about seven hours, marked the platform’s longest downtime since its rapid rise in 2025. It also offered a stark reminder of how dependent many have become on generative AI tools. The company said services were back online by mid-morning, but the outage triggered widespread complaints and raised fresh concerns about reliability as AI becomes core to business operations.…

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Ravie LakshmananApr 02, 2026Cybersecurity / Hacking News The latest ThreatsDay Bulletin is basically a cheat sheet for everything breaking on the internet right now. No corporate fluff or boring lectures here, just a quick and honest look at the messy reality of keeping systems safe this week. Things are moving fast. The list includes researchers chaining small bugs together to create massive backdoors, old software flaws coming back to haunt us, and some very clever new tricks that let attackers bypass security logs entirely without leaving a trace. We are also seeing sketchier traffic on the underground and the usual supply chain mess, where one bad…

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For many parents, formula shopping starts as a feeding decision and turns into something broader. You are not only reading the ingredient list. You are also thinking about farming, packaging, sourcing, and the kind of food system your child will grow up in. That is where eco-friendly parenting enters the picture. Still, two ideas often get blurred together online. A formula can be organic. A brand can call itself sustainable. Safety is a separate question. It starts with whether a formula is nutritionally complete, made for infants, and sold under real regulatory standards. In the United States, legally sold infant…

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You can get quite a fluid, bouncy animation if you use a GlassEffectContainer to hold the two variations of the button and then switch between them. It is important that changes to the flag are performed withAnimation. The example below shows the effect you get. This example is using .glass as button style, but it also works if you apply the glass effect yourself, as you had it before. struct ContentView: View { let overlayCol = Color.pink @State private var saved = false var body: some View { somethingToBookmark .overlay(alignment: .topTrailing) { GlassEffectContainer { if saved { Button(“Unsave”, systemImage: “bookmark.fill”)…

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Adoption of SGP.32 is by no means global and complete. While some operators and platform providers support it (or at least, interpret it), others stick to earlier specifications or, in the case of some, hang on to proprietary systems. The GSMA itself continues to refine SGP.32, and in general, any process of standardisation will is achieved through consensus. The lack of a fully-uniform approach means support for SGP.32 can be patchy. Companies rolling out or updating fleets typically follow several integration paths at the same time, a process that increases costs and complexity (ironically, in order to achieve the goals…

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In late March, Honor started teasing the upcoming 600 series in Malaysia, and today the brand is continuing the teaser campaign on its global X account. The post associated with the images you can see below reads “get ready for an epic upgrade”, which makes us think we should expect the 600 series to be well above the 500 series. Honor 600 series new teasers As you can see, Honor promises a new ultra-thin design, long-lasting endurance, and an “entirely fluid experience”. Camera-wise, we’re apparently getting “flagship-level details” at night, and this is all powered…

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A newly developed conductive hydrogel mimics key features of living tissue and can also sense oxygen and use electrical signals to control the release of growth factors. Study: Conductive Hydrogels for Exogenous Sensing and Cell Fate Control. Image Credit: Quality Stock Arts/Shutterstock.com Saving this for later? Download a PDF here. Next-Gen Bioelectronic Materials Flexible and stretchable electronics have brought medical devices into much closer mechanical alignment with soft tissue. But there is still a basic mismatch: most bioelectronic materials are chosen for how well they conduct electricity or fit into microfabrication workflows, not for how well they behave like biology.…

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Sonar releases tools to verify code in agentic development Following the recent launch of Sonar’s framework for software development in the age of AI, the Agent Centric Development Cycle,  the company has announced the open beta of three new products to autonomously verify code in agent-driven development. AI agent coding are reinventing the way software is built, generating massive amounts of code at a breakneck speed. But testing and verification have begun to become bottlenecks to software delivery. To meet that gap, Sonar has taken a new approach to AI code trust and verification, based on guidance, verification and resolution.…

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Every year around April 1st, we like to have a little fun. But as with most good humor, there’s usually a grain of truth underneath it. After working with thousands of teams and leaders over the years, one thing has become very clear: agile rarely succeeds or fails because of a framework. It succeeds or fails because of leadership behavior under pressure. When deadlines tighten…. When scope grows…. When velocity dips…. When stakeholders ask uncomfortable questions… Patterns emerge. Some leaders protect the outcome.Some protect the date.Some protect the process.Some protect momentum. None of these are “good” or “bad.” They’re instincts.…

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Esri Ireland, the market leader in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), has announced that its ArcGIS technology is helping to power increased public safety for Northern Ireland Electricity Networks (NIE Networks). Esri has fully automated a map requesting process which enables citizens and contractors to determine the proximity of electricity infrastructure to building or renovation sites. NIE Networks, which serves over 966,000 customers across Northern Ireland, has a responsibility to supply contractors and members of the public with these maps when planning excavation works. This is vital to avoid accidental cable strikes that could cause power outages. Every year, NIE Networks…

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