APT28 compromised 18,000 routers across 120 countries for credential theft while deploying PRISMEX malware against Ukraine and NATO logistics targets.
Microsoft Agent Framework 1.0 unifies Semantic Kernel's enterprise foundations with AutoGen's multi-agent orchestration into one open-source SDK for .NET and Python, with support for A2A and MCP protocols.
Microsoft staff have informed carbon removal developers that the company is pausing new purchases, a move that rattles a market in which the tech giant accounted for 96 percent of 2025 credit purchases.
Linux 7.0 arrives on April 12, graduating Rust from experimental status, introducing an extensible eBPF scheduler framework, and adding autonomous XFS repair capabilities.
Los Angeles-based WOW launches the EON network across Inglewood's sports district, combining digital displays with real-time traffic and emergency messaging for five million annual visitors.
North America's largest additive manufacturing conference draws 450 exhibitors to Boston as DoD allocates $3.3 billion for AM and vendors unveil production-grade systems.
The Esports Foundation has confirmed 16 titles, over 100 national team partners, and a $20 million prize pool for the first nation-based esports competition, set for November 2-29 in Riyadh.
Phase 3 PreVenTB trial of 12,717 people across India shows VPM1002 cuts extrapulmonary tuberculosis by 50%, but neither candidate prevents pulmonary TB or latent infection.
Congress allocates $2 million from the USGS ShakeAlert budget to begin building Alaska's first earthquake early warning system, targeting 90 percent of the state's population.
The FCC will vote April 30 on replacing 1990s-era power limits for LEO satellite constellations, a move that could reshape competition between Starlink, Amazon Leo, and legacy operators.
Colorado, California, and Oregon are all enforcing or adopting wildfire-resistant construction standards in 2026, though municipal capacity and cost concerns threaten to slow the rollout.
A bipartisan Senate bill, a sweeping executive order on gain-of-function research, and a GAO report exposing transparency gaps converge to reshape how the United States governs biological risk.