China’s exported surveillance state, monitoring Tibetan refugees in Nepal and citizens worldwide, has a surprising origin. The core technology was developed and sold by American companies, despite repeated warnings.
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.
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.
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.
OpenAI reported 80 times more child exploitation incidents in the first half of 2025 than the same period in 2024. The company cites user growth and new features, but the spike raises serious questions about scale and safety.
A new 250MW solar project in Malaysia is being developed specifically to power AI data centers. The move highlights the massive energy demands of the AI boom and a scramble to secure clean power.
As AI adoption accelerates, a stark readiness gap is emerging. New research shows only 13% of organizations feel prepared for generative AI risks, highlighting a critical need for skilled governance to prevent security failures and enable confident innovation.
