The old tension between security and operations is a luxury no modern company can afford. With ransomware able to halt production faster than a physical disaster, the CISO and COO must build a proactive partnership to protect operational excellence.
A new sale puts the iPad Air with an M3 chip at $499, directly competing with discounted Surface Pro models. The author argues that for a pure tablet experience, Apple’s optimized software and fluid interface still win, even if the Surface is a better all-in-one device.
The next Linux kernel release is packing some serious hardware support upgrades. It’s not just about AMD’s new x2AVIC feature for massive VMs; a crucial driver was also saved from the chopping block.
Microsoft’s final Patch Tuesday of 2025 is surprisingly light, with only 57 total updates and no critical patches for Windows. The catch? Three vulnerabilities are already being exploited by attackers. Patching can’t wait for the holidays.
Apple has released tvOS 26.2, a minor update that surprisingly includes two new user-facing features. It allows for easy profile creation without an Apple ID and introduces a dedicated kids mode in the TV app. The rest of the update focuses on stability and Liquid Glass support.
According to a CNBC report, the FDA may add its most serious safety warning to Covid vaccines. The plan, driven by Dr. Vinay Prasad, is not finalized and has not been confirmed by HHS officials.
ASRock has rolled out a stable version of its AGESA BIOS 1.2.7.1 update for several AM5 motherboards. The update is aimed at improving compatibility with upcoming, unannounced AMD processors, fueling speculation about what’s next.
WhatsApp is pushing Windows users to a new desktop app that’s a web wrapper, using up to 10x more RAM. The forced switch, which started December 9, 2025, is causing major frustration as performance tanks.
ON.energy has secured a huge 5-gigawatt transformer supply agreement to support the rollout of its medium-voltage AI UPS systems. The deal, with manufacturer Prolec GE, aims to power data center campuses starting in 2025. This is a direct play to meet the explosive power demands of AI infrastructure
Europe is putting serious money behind its chip ambitions. The EU Commission has approved €623 million in German state aid for two cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing projects by GlobalFoundries and X-FAB.
