Unity Unveils Unity 7 Roadmap at Unite Seoul, Promising No Breaking Changes From Unity 6
Unity announced Unity 7 at Unite Seoul, promising a zero-rebuild upgrade from Unity 6, faster shader builds, and an optional approach to AI tooling.
Unity announced Unity 7 at Unite Seoul, promising a zero-rebuild upgrade from Unity 6, faster shader builds, and an optional approach to AI tooling.
A Nature Chemical Biology study of Pyrenees toads finds fungus-outbreak survivors mature skin defenses earlier, as tadpoles, ahead of the disease's attack on adult skin.
Neutron-scattering measurements at ILL Grenoble found signs that at least nine particles are quantum-entangled at once inside a centimeter-sized strange-metal crystal, the deepest entanglement reported in any quantum material.
Quantinuum, Caltech, UChicago, and Harvard used 54 qubits on the H2 processor to build a universal gate set from non-Abelian anyons, aiming to sidestep costly magic state distillation.
The Air Force and Anduril confirmed the YFQ-44A fired an AIM-120 AMRAAM at a simulated target, the first missile launch from a US Collaborative Combat Aircraft drone.
Levent Alpöge posted a Fable 5-assisted counterexample to the 1939 Jacobian conjecture on X, verifiable by hand in a day.
The European Commission fined AliExpress €550 million for Digital Services Act failures tied to counterfeit and unsafe products, the largest DSA penalty issued so far.
A French court ordered Nacon-owned Midgar Studio into liquidation after 18 years, leaving the fate of its unreleased RPG Edge of Memories unclear.
Zhongqi Wuliang showed Qinghe No. 1, a neutral-atom quantum computer built to fit a standard data-center rack, at WAIC 2026 in Shanghai.
Moonshot AI's Kimi K3, priced far below Western rivals, triggered a Friday selloff in Chinese AI and global chip stocks before demand forced a subscription pause.
A PNAS study using custom-built 'silly sprinklers' confirms momentum flux drives reverse-sprinkler rotation, ruling out theories from Ernst Mach and Richard Feynman.
The Linux Foundation and roughly 20 companies including AWS, Anthropic, Google, IBM and major banks launched Akrites, a coordinated incident-response alliance for open source software, after finding fewer than 5% of recently surfaced vulnerabilities have been patched.