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Prediction: Arm Sees 83% Upside on Data Center Boom [2026]

Arm Holdings just got the boldest price call of its life. On September 24, 2026, 24/7 Wall St. named the British chip-design company its top pick, setting a $612 price target against a reference price of $326.62 — an implied 83.67% upside — and slapping a Buy rating on it with what the firm called…

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Wisconsin Joins $2.3M Labcorp Settlement, 16,615 Hit [2026]

Wisconsin has signed on to a 44-state settlement with Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings, better known as Labcorp, closing the book on a 2019 data breach that exposed medical and financial records tied to more than 27.5 million people nationwide. State officials confirmed on September 24-25, 2026, that Wisconsin joins a coalition led by New…

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Castlevania Turns 40: Free Game, Oct. 15 Sequel [2026]

Konami is celebrating Castlevania’s 40th anniversary the way most publishers wish they could: by giving the original game away. As of September 25, 2026, the 1986 NES classic is free to download on iOS and Android under the name Castlevania 40th Anniversary, according to reports from Video Games Chronicle and iPhone in Canada. The promotion…

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LG Gaming Portal Setup: 900+ Free Games in 13 Steps [2026]

LG’s Gaming Portal has quietly become one of the easier ways to stream games on a television without buying a console, and September 2026 gave it two fresh reasons to matter: a new ad-supported free service called PHYND rolled onto LG TVs on July 24, 2026, and LG followed up on August 26 with a…

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Bitget Hack Drains $351.6M, Blames North Korea [2026]

Bitget, one of the larger centralized cryptocurrency exchanges by trading volume, confirmed on September 24 and 25, 2026 that hackers moved roughly $351.6 million out of its wallet infrastructure in a coordinated backend attack. The exchange says it has preliminarily linked the intrusion to North Korean state-backed hacking groups, based on IP-address patterns and on-chain…

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Build a Multi-Model AI Router: Fallback in 13 Steps [2026]

Four major AI labs shipped new flagship models inside the same three-week window this September: OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra, Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5.1 (and the access-restricted Claude Mythos 5.1), Google’s Gemini 3.8 Flash, and DeepSeek’s open-weight V4.1 Flash. That pace is exactly why a growing number of engineering teams stopped hardcoding a single provider into their…

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AI Roundup: Muse Lifts Chips, Anthropic Nets $11.6B [2026]

Three separate corners of the AI trade converged into a single trading story on September 24 and 25, 2026. Meta’s Muse AI agent kept pulling chip stocks higher, Akamai disclosed an $11.6 billion, seven-year compute commitment from Anthropic, and Oracle sent a force-majeure notice tied to its Project Jupiter data center campus in New Mexico.…

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GPU Passthrough Setup: IOMMU/VFIO in 13 Steps [2026]

Running Windows inside a virtual machine used to mean giving up your GPU’s real performance. Not anymore. GPU passthrough, built on IOMMU and VFIO, hands a physical graphics card directly to a guest VM so it renders games, CUDA workloads, or CAD software at close to bare-metal speed. This tutorial walks through the full 2026…

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Best Auto Repair Software: Reviewed and Compared

The auto repair business was historically paper-based. Work orders were written on clipboards, parts were ordered by phone, and customers received an email notification when someone remembered to call to let them know their car was ready. It’s been an eye-opening 10 years. For background, see our recent coverage. Today, a growing share of the…

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AI Hacking Costs Drop to $25 a Company: Inside the Math [2026]

A cybersecurity disclosure published this week has put a hard number on something the industry has warned about for years: AI agents can now run an entire hacking operation, start to finish, for about the price of a fast-food meal. Gambit Security said on September 22 that a Chinese-speaking, financially motivated operator used three open-source…

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