Do Son Google and Meta have signed a six-year, $10B cloud deal focused on AI infrastructure. The partnership highlights a new era of "coopetition" among tech rivals.
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NVIDIA has unveiled Spectrum-XGS, a new Ethernet technology that links geographically distributed data centers, allowing them to function as a single AI superfactory.
Salesforce has patched several critical vulnerabilities in Tableau Server, including a Type Confusion flaw with a CVSS score of 9.6 that could allow for local code inclusion.
Ex-Eaton programmer Davis Lu sentenced for planting a malicious “kill switch” that sabotaged company servers and caused massive financial losses.
Anthropic has partnered with the U.S. government to develop an AI classifier that can block attempts to use its Claude AI model for nuclear weapon construction.
Following a breach tied to an insider, Coinbase is restricting remote work and requiring U.S. citizenship for key roles to combat infiltration by North Korean hackers.
A new report reveals a dangerous Linux malware campaign that uses malicious filenames to execute a stealthy, fileless attack without the victim's knowledge.
A new report reveals that the Pakistan-based APT36 is targeting Indian government entities using spear-phishing and Linux-specific malware to steal sensitive data.
A new report reveals the Anatsa banking trojan is now targeting over 831 financial institutions worldwide. The malware is distributed via fake apps on Google Play.
A new report reveals the return of Gayfemboy, a Mirai-based IoT malware strain. It now uses advanced evasion techniques and targets multiple vendors to launch attacks.
A new RaaS operation called BQTLock is targeting victims with sophisticated malware, aggressive ransom demands, and a tiered subscription model for affiliates.
The U.S. government has converted a portion of Intel's subsidies into a direct equity investment, acquiring a 9.9% stake in the company for $8.9 billion.
Elon Musk's xAI has open-sourced the Grok 2.5 model. However, the custom license imposes significant restrictions, limiting its use for commercial purposes and model training.
NVIDIA has ordered suppliers to halt production of its H20 AI chip for China, a move that highlights how technology has become a central battleground in global politics.
The ROM hacking site RHDI has stopped mirroring files to the Internet Archive after its account was repeatedly flagged for "malware" due to false positives.
A new regulation in Russia will require all smartphones and tablets sold in the country to come pre-installed with MAX, a state-backed messaging app.
Google's new Android 16 beta introduces a feature to force dark mode on apps that don't support it, solving a major usability issue for many users.
IBM has issued a critical security bulletin for a flaw (CVE-2025-36157) in its Jazz Team Server. The vulnerability could allow unauthenticated remote attackers to take control of affected systems.
X/Twitter is removing the ability to programmatically like and follow from its free API to combat spam and bot activity, pushing developers toward paid tiers.
The Wireless Power Consortium has launched the Qi 2.2 standard, enabling 25W wireless charging. The update dramatically shortens charging times and is supported by the iPhone 16.
Google is updating its terms to prohibit cross-region YouTube Premium subscriptions. Users using VPNs to get cheaper prices risk having their accounts canceled.