Harvey, the legal AI startup, has confirmed a new funding round that values it at $8 billion. The company has raised hundreds of millions in rapid succession, betting its early lead with top law firms is insurmountable.
The Bcachefs file system has just received its most substantial update in roughly two years. The new “reconcile” feature fundamentally changes how the system manages data replication and options, automating tasks that previously required manual commands.
The Linux kernel is getting a clever programming aid in version 6.19 aimed at speeding up a common but performance-heavy task. The new “scoped user mode access” feature simplifies code and removes CPU speculation barriers that can slow things down.
Marvell Technology’s stock surged after earnings revealed a 37% explosion in Data Center revenue. The report is being seen as hard proof that AI spending is moving beyond GPUs into the critical optical networking layer.
Decagon, a two-year-old AI customer service startup, is winning big clients and celebrating with over-the-top rewards. Its 28-year-old CEO isn’t intimidated by rivals 10x its size.
Paris-based Brevo has secured a massive €500 million funding round, officially hitting unicorn status. The customer engagement platform, used by eBay and Louis Vuitton, will use the war chest to accelerate AI development and its US expansion.
India’s government has reversed a controversial order that would have forced smartphone makers to preinstall a state-backed security app. The reversal came less than a week after the order was issued and followed reports that Apple planned to refuse to comply.
The latest Steam Hardware Survey for November 2025 shows Windows 11 adoption surging to 65.59% of users. Meanwhile, Linux has hit a new all-time high of 3.2%, capitalizing on Windows 10’s end of support.
Microsoft Defender XDR suffered a significant service disruption yesterday. The outage blocked access to key security features like alerts and endpoint management before being fully mitigated.
SC Zeus Data Centers has broken ground on its first Japanese facility, Zeus OSA1, in Osaka. The 13,955 sqm campus will offer 70MW of IT load and support high-density liquid cooling. This marks the real estate firm’s major entry into the APAC data center market.
