CrowdStrike’s Earnings Just Proved The Bears Wrong
CrowdStrike’s latest earnings report shattered the bearish narrative following its major July outage. Net new ARR skyrocketed 73%, suggesting customers are sticking with the platform.
Month: December 2025
Proxmox Takes Aim at VMware with New Datacenter Manager
The open-source virtualization platform Proxmox has released the first stable version of its Datacenter Manager. This new tool provides centralized management for distributed Proxmox clusters, a feature long associated with VMware. It marks a significant step in Proxmox’s ambition to be a full priva
HPE’s Juniper Bet Pays Off, Raises Forecast by $11 Billion
HPE is seeing massive momentum from its Juniper Networks acquisition, leading to a huge boost in its financial forecast. The company is betting its future on becoming a networking and AI powerhouse.
HSA Bank Buys Emergency Savings Startup SecureSave
HSA Bank has acquired fintech startup SecureSave, a provider of emergency savings accounts for employees. The startup, co-founded by Suze Orman, has raised $28 million and supports over 60,000 account holders.
NVIDIA’s CUDA 13.1 Aims to Future-Proof Your GPU Code
NVIDIA has launched CUDA 13.1, headlined by a new “CUDA Tile” programming model. It’s designed to abstract the complexities of tensor core hardware, letting developers write code that’s compatible across current and future GPU architectures. This higher-level approach could significantly simplify pr
Amazon’s Graviton5 Packs 192 Cores, Tightens Grip on Cloud
Amazon’s new Graviton5 CPU crams 192 cores into a single socket, promising 25% higher performance. It’s part of a massive shift, with Graviton now accounting for over half of all new CPU capacity added to AWS in the last three years.
Apple’s Legal and Policy Chiefs Retire as Executive Shake-Up Rolls On
Apple is losing two more top executives. General counsel Kate Adams and policy head Lisa Jackson are retiring, while a Meta legal veteran is stepping in. It’s part of a broader leadership reshuffle.
Russia Blocks FaceTime, Pushing Users to State-Backed App
Russia has cut off access to Apple’s FaceTime, claiming it aids terrorism without providing evidence. The move pushes citizens toward a state-backed calling app, MAX, which lacks strong encryption. This is part of a wider crackdown on foreign tech and encrypted communication.
Russia Blocks FaceTime, Citing Use in “Terrorist Attacks”
Russia’s communications watchdog, Roskomnadzor, has blocked access to Apple’s FaceTime video-calling service. The agency claims the app is being used to organize terrorist attacks and commit fraud, though it provided no evidence.
Microsoft Finally Puts a Real Xbox Store in Your Pocket
Microsoft is testing a fully-featured Xbox store inside its Android app. This means you can finally browse and buy games directly without being redirected to a clunky webpage. It’s a small but significant step toward a unified gaming ecosystem.