A sophisticated attack campaign called TruffleNet is using stolen credentials and legitimate tools to infiltrate AWS environments. This represents a fundamental shift in how attackers approach cloud infrastructure exploitation.
The edge computing market is accelerating toward $380 billion by 2028, driven by AI integration and industry-specific solutions. CRN’s 2025 Edge Computing 100 reveals which companies are leading this transformation and why this year represents a critical inflection point for distributed computing in
Microsoft’s massive infrastructure deal with Lambda underscores the critical shortage of AI computing resources. The partnership reveals how cloud giants are scrambling to secure capacity amid unprecedented demand for generative AI services.
Disney’s deployment of top ESPN talent to pressure YouTube TV subscribers is meeting unexpected resistance. Sports fans are directing their anger at the network itself rather than supporting Disney’s position in the carriage dispute.
China’s EV market is entering a brutal consolidation phase as BYD reports consecutive monthly declines. The former market leader faces unprecedented pressure from domestic rivals and shifting consumer preferences.
Samsung’s software update cadence reveals strategic insights about the Android ecosystem. The resumed One UI 8 rollout and early One UI 8.5 planning suggest significant shifts in how manufacturers approach software support and customer retention.
OpenAI’s massive $38 billion AWS deal signals a strategic shift away from Microsoft dependency. But with $12 billion in quarterly losses, can the AI giant afford its trillion-dollar computing ambitions?
Toshiba Electronics Europe has launched six new DTMOSVI 600V series MOSFET chips featuring dramatic performance improvements. The new devices target high-growth markets including data centers, industrial equipment, and solar power systems with enhanced efficiency.
In a landmark $48.7 billion acquisition, Kimberly-Clark is buying Kenvue to create a consumer health powerhouse. This deal reshapes the competitive landscape and signals major consolidation in the sector. Here’s what it means for markets, competitors, and consumers.
Geopolitical disruption is costing companies significant revenue, yet most are still relying on outdated mitigation strategies. The data reveals a dangerous gap between what companies do and what actually works.
