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Non-Degree Workers Under 35 Now Have Lower Unemployment Than College Grads, Burning Glass Finds

A new Burning Glass Institute analysis, reported by the Wall Street Journal, shows workers aged 22-34 without college degrees are experiencing some of their lowest unemployment rates in decades, while their degree-holding peers face one of their worst job markets in years. Chief economist Gad Levanon says this shift appears structural rather than temporary.

Intel reportedly planning third CPU price hike of 10%, DigiTimes says

DigiTimes cites supply chain sources claiming Intel will raise CPU prices by another 10%, following earlier increases in Q1 2026 and July, likely hitting server and mobile chips first. The same report says Intel plans a major product launch in March 2027, with AMD responding with its own releases between June and July that year.

Google DeepMind's AlphaGenome Atlas maps predicted effects of every DNA variant

Google DeepMind released AlphaGenome Atlas, a genome-wide dataset predicting the functional consequences of nearly every possible single-letter DNA change. Academic partners, including researchers from the Broad Institute working with the GREGoR Consortium, used the tool's AVI scoring system to identify a previously overlooked variant in the DNM1 gene linked to epileptic encephalopathy, showing it creates a faulty splice site that abnormally extends the resulting protein. The prediction was later confirmed through lab experiments.

New 'i-have-adhd' skill trims filler from AI coding assistant replies

Developer Ayghri released i-have-adhd, an open-source skill/plugin for coding assistants like Claude Code that rewrites how the AI communicates: it leads with the next action, numbers steps, gives time estimates, caps lists, and cuts preambles, tangents and closing pleasantries. It installs via a CLI prompt pointing to the project's GitHub repo and can be customized by forking and editing its SKILL.md rules file.

Blockstream's Liquid Network hit by $340M bitcoin exploit, most funds returned

A hacker exploited a bug in Blockstream's Liquid Network settlement system to withdraw roughly 4,000 bitcoins worth about $340 million. The attacker, described as a 'white hat,' returned around 3,400 bitcoins after Blockstream patched the flaw, but retained about 600 bitcoins worth roughly $47 million. Liquid Network has suspended operations while it implements further security fixes before resuming.

Guide: How Much Home Internet Speed You Actually Need in 2024

Streaming and video-call services have modest bandwidth needs on their own—Netflix 4K needs just 15 Mbps and Zoom calls need under 5 Mbps—but households with multiple devices running simultaneously need far more headroom. Experts recommend at least 100 Mbps for one or two people, 300 Mbps for larger or work-from-home households, and 500 Mbps or more for heavy users, while noting the FCC's official broadband baseline is now 100 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up.

watchOS 27 code hints at Readiness app, deeper strength training for Apple Watch

Ahead of Apple's expected unveiling of Apple Watch Ultra 4 and Series 12, leaker pdfu found references in watchOS 27 code pointing to a new Readiness app placed near Workout on the home screen, expanded strength-training logging with sets, reps, weight and equipment data, a new optical sensor system, and possible 128GB of storage tied to a new chip. The same leaker previously surfaced details on HomePod surround sound and iOS 27 camera features.

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