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More than half of the small business owners in a new Bluehost survey built their websites with AI instead of hiring a developer. Of 201 U.S. entrepreneurs surveyed in research c...

Ukrainian Strikes on Yandex Exposed the Limits of Physical Attacks on Digital Influence Operations

Russian tech giant Yandex absorbed punishing blows last week. Ukrainian drones struck three of its data centers in rapid succession. The facilities in Sasovo, Kaluga and Vladimir w...

Chrome 155 Lets Googlebook Users Install Any Website as a Windowed App

Google is rolling out Chrome 155 to Googlebooks with a change early buyers asked for: any website can now be installed as an app that opens in its own window, even if the site l...

Hostinger Cuts Server Response Times Up to 35% Without New Hardware

Hostinger has cut average server response times across its infrastructure by about 26%, and by 35% on its older servers, without adding hardware. Mario Bañares Colastra, Head of...

Enterprises Replace Commercial Software with Custom AI Agents to Cut Costs

Enterprises have begun replacing sections of commercial software with custom-built agents, a trend that signals a fundamental change in how large organizations approach technolo...

Mozilla Plans to Turn On JPEG XL by Default in Firefox as Chrome Commits Too

Updated Oct. 26, 2026, 3:29 a.m. ET: Adds that Firefox 157 shipped on Sept. 29 without JPEG XL enabled by default and that Mozilla's bug tracker now po...

CSS Takes a Practical Step Forward With Class Prefix Selector

CSS is getting a dedicated way to target every class that shares a prefix. At its face-to-face meeting in Berlin in August, the CSS Working Group resolved...

87% of Top Websites Serve Invalid HTML, and Frameworks Cause Most of It, One Developer’s Crawl Finds

Only 341 of the web's biggest home pages follow the HTML standard all the way through. That is the count from...

Firefox 154 Extends Local Network Protection to WebSockets and Adds a “Manage AI” Shortcut

Firefox 154 started reaching release-channel users today, and its most useful change is one most people will never see. Mozilla's...

The AI Encyclopedia That Makes Stuff Up on Purpose

Bartłomiej Strama built a website that turns artificial intelligence hallucinations into something resembling an encyclopedia. He called it Halupedia. Visitors type in any su...

The Internet Archive Is Under Siege — And the Collateral Damage Could Be Civilization’s Memory

The Internet Archive, the San Francisco-based nonprofit that has spent a quarter century preserving the web's sprawling, chaotic history, is caught in a vise. On one side: pu...

Wikipedia Blacklists Archive.today After Alleged DDoS Attack and Evidence of Tampered Web Captures

In a dramatic escalation of tensions between two pillars of the open internet, the Wikimedia Foundation has formally banned links to Archive.today across all Wikipedia projec...

The $70 Million URL: How AI.com Became the Most Expensive Domain Name Ever Sold — and What It Signals About the Future of Digital Real Estate

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The Digital Preservation Revolution: How WordPress Plugins Are Weaponizing Internet Archives Against Link Rot

The internet's greatest weakness has long been its impermanence. Every day, thousands of web pages vanish into the digital void, leaving behind broken links that frustrate us...

The Paradox at the Heart of Anthropic: How AI Safety’s Standard-Bearer Struggles With Its Own Contradictions

In a nondescript conference room in San Francisco, researchers at Anthropic are grappling with a question that sounds almost philosophical: How do you build artificial intell...

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