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Inside Sauvignon, an office breakout kitchen where we gave a small, purely functional brief the same palette, materials and geometric detailing as a flagship space.

Nvidia has signed a definitive agreement to buy Hugging Face for $11.9bn, its second largest deal ever. Hugging Face says it will keep operating as an open platform, but the acquisition raises real questions for the developers who depend on it.

Startpage joins Firefox's default search picker in five European markets, a small distribution decision with an outsized effect on who actually uses it.

Building a Disney licensed Stitch into a fully 3D Hey Dude campaign meant working inside guardrails tighter than any brief we have had this year.

Next.js 16.3.3 and 15.5.24 patch an unauthenticated remote code execution flaw in AVIF image processing and a Windows filesystem RCE bug.

GitHub is reopening self serve signups for Copilot Business and Enterprise, a quiet reminder that AI tooling terms are still being rewritten fast.

Five completely different projects for one landowner client taught us that range, not specialism, is what actually builds a lasting client relationship.

Firefly's creative AI studio now generates audio alongside image and video, and a free Firefly AI Assistant tier lowers the bar to try it.

Mozilla's new AI search partnership with Exa is built around visible citations and swappable providers, a different default to Chrome and Edge.

Building a Christmas campaign that had to read as unmistakably Coca-Cola while staying a genuine Hey Dude product shot, not an advert with shoes in it.