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Crypto exchange Bitget is in crisis tonight after roughly one hundred eighty three million dollars vanished from its wallets in under an hour. A newly created wallet appears to have drained both hot and cold reserves across multiple blockchains, raising serious questions about the exchange's security architecture and what protections users actually have.
Shifting to hardware, Tektronix has unveiled what might be the most powerful oscilloscope ever built. The DPO seven eighteen AX packs a twelve core AMD EPYC processor, ninety six gigabytes of RAM, and an Nvidia T one thousand GPU into a thirty eight kilogram instrument that can also run Windows ten. At three hundred eight thousand dollars to start, it is firmly aimed at engineers solving problems most of us will never encounter.
And finally, NASA has confirmed the four crew members heading to the International Space Station on SpaceX Crew fourteen. The mission brings together astronauts from NASA, Roscosmos, and JAXA, continuing the kind of multinational cooperation that keeps the station running, even as geopolitical tensions on the ground make that collaboration feel increasingly remarkable.
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