Shinichi Mochizuki recently released a 500-page proof (split up in four sections) that claims to have solved the ABC conjecture:
\, \forall \, \epsilon > 1 \, \exists \, only finitely many coprime a, b such that d^{\epsilon} < c where c=a+b and d is the product of the unique prime factors of abc (the "square free" part).
Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3 Paper 4
Updated to add better-educated folks' commentary on the paper:
Take one Take Two Take Three MathOverflow
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