Nintendo has responded to the controversy over the censored Switch version of *Dispatch*, but their statement clarifies very little. The company says it doesn’t alter content itself but won’t discuss the criteria partners must meet, leaving developers and players in the dark.
Raymond James upgraded SanDisk to “outperform” with a $725 price target after the company demolished earnings estimates. The stock jumped over 17% on the news, fueled by explosive data center growth and a severe supply crunch.
The cybercrime group ShinyHunters alleges it stole 14 million Panera Bread customer records. The breach reportedly exploited Microsoft Entra single sign-on, part of a wider wave of attacks targeting identity platforms.
European regulators have launched a formal investigation into Elon Musk’s X platform over its Grok AI chatbot. The probe focuses on Grok’s ability to generate nonconsensual sexualized deepfake images, including potential child sexual abuse material. This is part of a widening crackdown under the EU’
The Stop Killing Games campaign has officially passed its goal, gathering nearly 1.3 million verified signatures for its European Citizens’ Initiative. The petition, which seeks to prevent publishers from remotely disabling games, will now be formally submitted to the EU Commission in late February.
Recent confirmation that Microsoft handed over BitLocker recovery keys to the FBI is drawing unfair comparisons to Apple’s famous 2015 standoff. The key difference? Where the keys were stored. This is about user choice in encryption, not corporate capitulation.
Patients are increasingly using AI for initial medical guidance, but this often leads to conflicts with physician recommendations. A new dynamic of “parallel decision-making universes” is emerging. Here’s how to handle it.
A massive database of 149 million stolen usernames and passwords was left exposed online, with Gmail accounts making up nearly a third. Security experts warn this fuels credential stuffing attacks. Here’s why you shouldn’t panic, but absolutely should act.
Supply chain software firm Kinaxis has named Razat Gaurav as its new CEO. He takes over from interim CEO Bob Courteau on January 12, 2026, and will also join the company’s board. Gaurav is a longtime supply chain tech executive with a background at Blue Yonder, i2, LLamasoft, and most recently Planv
Elon Musk’s X platform is facing a major investigation in the UK. Regulators are demanding answers after reports that its Grok AI chatbot is creating non-consensual sexual imagery, a potential “priority offence” under new online safety laws.
