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- 1OpenDLSS Project Reimplements Nvidia DLSS 5 in Vulkan●OpenDLSS: A Vulkan Reimplementation of Nvidia's DLSS 5 Neural Rendering Network
A new open-source project called OpenDLSS offers a Vulkan-based reimplementation of Nvidia's DLSS 5 neural rendering network, published on GitHub. It aims to recreate the AI upscaling technology without Nvidia's proprietary stack, potentially letting more hardware benefit from neural rendering techniques. The project is drawing attention among graphics programmers discussing the feasibility of open reimplementations of vendor-specific upscaling tech.
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A new article argues that Apple's macOS Golden Gate release is riddled with software bugs and quality problems. The piece has drawn significant attention among tech readers, feeding a wider conversation about declining software quality in recent macOS versions and whether Apple is rushing releases out the door.
- 3Former IBM strategist doubts AI can fix legacy IT●Can AI fix legacy IT? The ‘economics don’t hold up,’ says former IBM strategist Vendors are pitching AI as a cure-all fo
A former IBM strategist is challenging the tech industry's push to sell artificial intelligence as a solution for ageing legacy IT systems, arguing the economics of such modernisation efforts do not hold up. Vendors have been pitching AI as a cure-all for outdated infrastructure, but the critique suggests the costs and complexity may outweigh the benefits, prompting debate about realistic approaches to modernisation.
- 4AI developer declares 'software is over' with open source Adobe clones▼“Software is over”: Bold AI developer takes aim at Adobe with open source clones
An AI developer is making headlines after declaring that traditional software is effectively over, and is building open source alternatives that replicate Adobe's flagship creative tools. The claim has sparked debate in tech circles about whether AI-generated code can realistically replace commercial software suites, and what that would mean for Adobe's business model and the creative industry at large.
- 5Open source seen as key to Europe's digital sovereignty push▼Digital sovereignty has become Europe’s top priority — here's how open source is helping pave the way
Digital sovereignty has reportedly become Europe's top policy priority, with open source software playing a central role in reducing the continent's dependence on foreign technology providers. The argument is that open, community-driven tools give European governments and businesses more control over infrastructure, data and security at a time when reliance on non-European cloud and software vendors is under scrutiny.
- 6V2 Communications Launches Public Sector Practice▼V2 Communications Launches Public Sector Practice to Help Technology Companies Build Trust and Visibility with Government Buyers
PR firm V2 Communications has announced the launch of a dedicated public sector practice aimed at helping technology companies build trust and visibility with government buyers. The new unit will focus on communications strategies tailored to the procurement and policy environment of public agencies, where tech vendors face heightened scrutiny. The announcement was carried by business news outlets but has so far drawn limited public engagement.
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CrowdStrike has launched the fourth edition of its cybersecurity startup accelerator, working with AWS and Nvidia to back early-stage security companies. The program gives selected startups access to the two tech partners' cloud and AI resources alongside mentorship from CrowdStrike, as large security vendors continue courting young firms building emerging detection and response technology.
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Innovation & Tech Today has published a roundup of the top government technology solution providers for 2026. The piece highlights companies offering digital services, IT modernization and other technology solutions to public sector agencies. Coverage of govtech vendors tends to draw interest from procurement officials, contractors and industry watchers tracking how governments update their technology stacks ahead of the new year.
- 9New Tool Helps Ed-Tech Vendors Navigate AI Privacy●New Tool to Help Ed-Tech Vendors Navigate AI Privacy
A new tool has been launched to help education technology vendors handle privacy issues tied to artificial intelligence. The resource is aimed at guiding companies through the complex privacy requirements that come with deploying AI in schools and learning platforms. Details about who developed the tool and how it works remain limited, but it arrives as schools and vendors face growing scrutiny over how AI systems handle student data.