Spanish energy company Solaria is making a major push into European data centers with a new platform spanning four countries. The company secured 3.4GW of grid power and signed a 15-year solar PPA with developer Merlin. This marks Solaria’s transformation from pure solar player to integrated energy
Security researchers have discovered Sturnus, a dangerous Android banking trojan that can read your encrypted messages by capturing what appears on your screen. The malware uses sophisticated evasion techniques to avoid detection while harvesting sensitive data. This serves as a stark reminder that
Google Cloud reached a record $15.2 billion in Q3 2025 sales, representing a $61 billion annual run rate. The company grew 34% year-over-year while preparing for its massive $32 billion acquisition of cybersecurity firm Wiz.
Customer data from major Wall Street banks including JPMorgan Chase and Citi has been compromised in a hack targeting mortgage processor SitusAMC. The breach exposed accounting records, legal agreements, and potentially customer information. The FBI is now investigating the incident that affected hu
Excel’s new REDUCE function offers powerful array manipulation, but SUMPRODUCT remains the workhorse for most real-world tasks. It’s simpler to write, easier to debug, and works across more Excel versions. For day-to-day spreadsheet work, reliability trumps cleverness.
The mobile industry is already planning for 6G spectrum needs, warning that networks could become capacity-constrained by 2030 without significant new allocations. GSMA’s report calls for up to three times current spectrum to handle projected data growth through 2040. The big decisions will likely h
Peter Kyle is attempting to reassure business leaders about Labour’s sweeping employment reforms ahead of their implementation. The CBI warns the changes could put a “brake on growth” and make hiring more difficult for 80% of companies.
Apple is reportedly planning a “Snow Leopard-style” iOS 27 update that prioritizes stability and performance over new features. This comes after iOS 26’s radical redesign introduced numerous bugs and performance issues for many users.
Behind the polished public personas, CEOs are engaged in constant one-upmanship with their peers. From philanthropy competitions to salary envy, this rivalry shapes business decisions and creates a culture of perpetual dissatisfaction at the top.
X’s About This Account feature briefly revealed that many supposedly American political accounts were actually based overseas. The discovery exposed widespread foreign influence operations before location data was removed. The scale suggests both state-sponsored campaigns and financially motivated a
