Technology News & Gadgets

Coinbase urges Bitcoin developers to begin evaluating quantum-resistant protections, while stressing that no upgrade or migration deadline has been agreed.

The UK announced £78 million for quantum technology firms, including projects targeting rail faults, eye diagnostics, communications and skills.

A report names Claude Dashboards and Motion as launches and says Docs is out of beta, but leaves features, access and terms unspecified.

Pixelatron published an expanded, unedited 2001 interview with Giles Goddard about Super Mario 64’s development, team and early design experiments.

A GitHub project translates PS2 game code into WebAssembly, with Gran Turismo 4 and God of War II running in Chrome from user-provided disc images.

Nanolathe has opened a public beta of an MIT-licensed Total Annihilation engine, with a browser demo and native builds for Windows, Mac and Linux.

A report says a Trump administration official named Gemini and Grok for a new government website, but its purpose and launch date remain unknown.

APSW supports CPython 3.10 and later, exposing SQLite’s C API and extensions to Python while offering synchronous and async use.

Anthropic says it is investigating unintended model actions in evaluations and internal use, but has not disclosed examples, findings or changes.

The Register reports a dispute over a startup’s $17,600 Claude bill, but the customer, billing details and both companies’ positions are unavailable.