A new article argues that corporate cybersecurity is failing because it ignores the personal digital lives of leaders. Leaked personal data creates chain reactions that lead directly to organizational breaches.
The conversation around AI has fundamentally shifted in 2025. It’s no longer about what’s possible, but what’s profitable and practical inside real companies.
A UK tech supplier to the NHS has disclosed a “security incident” affecting its office servers. The company says its frontline clinical services remained operational, with minimal impact on products used by thousands of GPs.
Virgin Media O2 has confirmed it will complete the shutdown of its 3G mobile network in the “coming weeks.” This makes it the final major UK operator to retire the legacy technology, following rivals like EE and Vodafone.
According to new research, two-thirds of high school students worry that using AI too much could make them overly dependent or less intelligent. Yet, usage is skyrocketing without clear guardrails from schools. It’s a messy, pivotal moment for education.
The latest issue of DCD Magazine dives into the push for small modular reactors to solve the data center power crisis. It also covers Colt DCS in Paris, Kevin O’Leary’s data center interest, and a looming storage crisis.
A U.K. startup says its AI can predict the future of human cells just by looking at them. This could dramatically cut waste and cost in producing advanced cell-based medicines.
The global smartphone chipset market saw a shakeup in Q3 2025. Apple’s A19 and A19 Pro shipments surged, but MediaTek held onto the top spot despite a decline. All eyes are now on a looming DRAM shortage that could spike phone costs.
A critical, unpatched vulnerability in Cisco’s Secure Email Gateway appliances is being actively exploited by suspected Chinese state-linked hackers. The attacks, ongoing since at least December 10, allow full system takeover. Cisco has provided no timeline for a fix.
Cisco and SonicWall disclosed new cyberattacks exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities on Wednesday. The Cisco flaw, a 10/10 severity bug, is being actively exploited by a suspected China-linked group. SonicWall has patches available for its affected SMA1000 appliance.
