Google is developing a new screenless Fitbit band to compete with Whoop. It will track basic health data, and users will need a paid subscription to get more detailed insights.
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AI hiring startup Mercor said it was hit by a cyberattack after hackers linked the breach to a compromised open-source tool called LiteLLM. The group claims it stole data from Mercor’s systems.
Bitcoin miner Bitfarms said falling bitcoin prices helped widen its annual loss to $285 million, even as its shares rose while the company continued shifting part of its business beyond Bitcoin mining.
Apple says it will send uncommon security fixes to older iPhones still using iOS 18 to block the spreading DarkSword hacking tool, instead of making users move to the newest iPhone software first.
A user used ChatGPT to search for nearby live music shows and found local bands they hadn’t known about, showing how the AI tool can help people discover events in their area.
Moody’s gave a Ba2 rating to up to $100 million in bitcoin-backed revenue bonds planned by a New Hampshire state authority, marking a notable step for Bitcoin-linked public finance.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said it plans to begin attacks on US tech and finance companies in the Middle East starting tomorrow, according to a CBS News report.
Bitcoin reached a new milestone as a New Hampshire public agency prepared to issue the first public bond backed by bitcoin, and Moody’s gave the deal a Ba2 rating.
ByteDance is rolling out its AI video tool Seedance 2.0 with new safety steps: it blocks fake videos using real people’s faces, adds clear and hidden watermarks, and limits use of copyrighted characters on CapCut in several countries.
Bitcoin rose alongside stocks and gold after signals from Trump and Iran pointed to a possible pause in military action, helping calm markets as traders moved back into risk assets.
OpenAI raised $3 billion from everyday investors in a new funding round backed by Amazon, Nvidia, and SoftBank, giving the company an $852 billion value as it moves closer to going public.
Bitcoin is holding near $66,600 but remains stuck below a key level, with weak market mood and slow buying keeping gains limited for now.
Nothing plans to release smart glasses with AI next year, after CEO Carl Pei changed his mind as more tech companies move into glasses.
Bitcoin fell 22% in the first three months of 2026, after a 25% drop in late 2025, marking a rare long stretch of weaker performance than stocks.
Researchers say Iran-linked hackers tried to break into Microsoft 365 accounts at more than 300 organizations in Israel and over 25 in the UAE by guessing weak passwords, with some targets also seen in the US and Europe.
Bitcoin ended March slightly higher after a choppy day, moving between about $66,000 and $68,500 before closing above $67,500.
Iran says it may launch cyberattacks against major U.S. tech companies, including Apple, Google, and Microsoft, starting April 1.
New research from Google is raising fresh concerns about Bitcoin’s long-term security, with experts saying the move to stronger quantum-safe protections may need to happen sooner than expected.
OpenAI fixed a security flaw that could let ChatGPT conversations quietly leak data without users knowing, after researchers found a way to send information out through internet requests.
Bitcoin rose after Iran’s president said the country is ready to end the conflict if it gets security guarantees, easing market worries.