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Breath of the Wild gets a native PC port
A native PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has appeared, created via static recompilation. Early reports suggest it runs surprisingly well.
Full story at XDA ↗ - Cloud & data centers · Networking
Cloudflare improves handling of large-file range requests
Cloudflare rebuilt how its cache handles range requests, cutting wasted bandwidth and disk operations. For R2, this roughly halved p99 time to first byte and reduced tiered cache traffic.
Full story at blog.cloudflare.com ↗ - Cybersecurity
Node.js patches seven security vulnerabilities
The Node.js project released security fixes for versions 22, 24 and 26, addressing seven vulnerabilities, four rated high severity. Hosting provider Hostinger is applying the patches automatically, so users need not take action.
Full story at hostinger.com ↗ - Cybersecurity · Cloud & data centers
Cloudflare launches post-quantum key manager
Cloudflare launched a post-quantum, geographically restricted key manager in closed beta as part of its Data Localization Suite. It ensures customer decryption keys stay accessible only within their chosen geography, with general availability planned for Q1 2027.
Full story at blog.cloudflare.com ↗ - Cybersecurity · IT law & regulation
Cloudflare gains South Korea security certification
Cloudflare obtained South Korea's ISMS-P certification after KISA auditors reviewed 80 controls over ten days. For Korean customers, this confirms that Cloudflare's security and privacy program has been independently examined.
Full story at blog.cloudflare.com ↗ - Artificial intelligence · Programming & dev tools
JetBrains releases Air Governance generally
JetBrains Air Governance, formerly JetBrains Central, is now generally available as a management layer for AI agents. It lets organizations control which agents, models and providers teams use, along with spending, across tools like Claude Agent, Codex and Gemini CLI.
Full story at blog.jetbrains.com ↗ - Artificial intelligence · Data & databases
New global map classifies forest types
DeepMind created a map that sorts every 10-meter patch of land into a specific forest type. This gives a more detailed view of forests worldwide than simple tree-cover maps.
Full story at Google DeepMind ↗ - Cloud & data centers · Artificial intelligence
DigitalOcean cuts AI prompt costs
Prompt caching is now generally available on DigitalOcean Serverless Inference. Cached input costs up to 90 percent less and time to first response drops by up to 80 percent.
Full story at digitalocean.com ↗ - Cloud & data centers · Programming & dev tools
Vercel adds more free domain options
Eight more top-level domains are now eligible for a free domain under Vercel's Pro plan. This gives developers more choice when naming their projects.
Full story at Vercel ↗ - Chips & hardware · Programming & dev tools
MIT software turns objects into sensing devices
MIT CSAIL researchers built design software that 3D-prints everyday objects with built-in sensors using conductive materials. These objects can perceive and respond to human motion to complete tasks.
Full story at MIT News ↗
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