After crashing millions of computers and disrupting businesses across the globe, cybersecurity company CrowdStrike must protect itself against a flurry of legal activity that is already beginning. The devil will be in the details. |
Judge Amit Mehta's ruling has triggered a potentially yearslong process to decide how to punish the company. For users, it could mean a future in which Google isn't front and center everywhere. |
As digital threats against US water, food, health care, and other vital sectors loom large, a new project called UnDisruptable27 aims to help fix cybersecurity weaknesses where other efforts have failed. |
Sabotage. Property destruction. For Léna Lazare and her cohort, radicalized by years of inaction on the environmental crisis, these aren't dirty words. They're acts of joy. |
The platform's antitrust suit claims an alleged conspiracy to withhold advertising dollars. Right-wing video site Rumble filed a similar suit today. |
The switch from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris atop the Democratic ticket has been a boon for the campaign—and content creators. |
A data center in Paris has been hooked up to the energy system heating the Olympic pool. But critics say that projects recycling data centers' excess heat are a distraction from the real environmental costs of AI. |
Scientists, activists, and ordinary petitioners want the Olympics to break with Coca-Cola, comparing it to the tobacco companies that long sponsored the Games. They aren't holding their breath.
✚ Plus: For all of WIRED's Olympics coverage, visit wired.com/olympics |
Nest's connected thermostat gets a redesign and some AI smarts, while the brand-new iteration of the Chromecast serves as a hub for your smart home. |
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