In a massive security push, ServiceNow has agreed to buy cyber exposure management company Armis for $7.75 billion in cash. The deal, expected to close in late 2026, aims to combine asset discovery with automated workflows for a complete security operations platform.
Microsoft has pushed an out-of-band update to fix a Message Queuing flaw introduced in its December 9, 2025 security update. The bug caused MSMQ services to fail in enterprise environments, generating misleading “insufficient disk space” errors. The fix is available for several Windows 10 and Window
Navigating e-discovery just got a lot harder. A new legal analysis details how privacy laws like the GDPR and California’s CPRA are directly clashing with traditional discovery duties, creating a minefield of compliance risks for attorneys handling cross-border data.
The final week of 2025 is anything but quiet, with a flurry of multi-billion dollar deals. From tech to energy, major players are making big moves, and top bankers think the merger frenzy is just getting started.
According to a new report, Apple is facing a massive 230% price increase for the 12GB LPDDR5X RAM chips used in its premium iPhones. The shortage is expected to last for years, forcing the company to prepare countermeasures to protect its margins.
Oracle’s newly launched AI-enhanced support portal is causing widespread frustration. Customers and support staff report broken searches, missing documents, and a chaotic user experience that’s hampering basic tasks.
Littelfuse has launched a family of six new automotive current sensors. They’re designed for battery management, motor control, and safety systems in electric and hybrid vehicles.
According to a CRN podcast with Acronis’s Subramani Rao, the cybersecurity game is changing. The focus for MSPs must shift from pure protection to business survival and recovery, a concept called cyber resilience, especially as agentic AI begins to transform defense.
Instacart is shutting down its controversial AI price-testing tool, Eversight. This comes after a report found price differences up to 25% for the same items and as the FTC launches a probe.
A new partnership aims to standardize video AI across industrial and smart city applications. The platform uses Intel hardware and OpenVINO to process camera feeds from the edge to the data center.
