CrowdStrike is now natively integrated into the AWS console, a move CEO George Kurtz says will drive major new customer adoption. This comes as the company beats earnings and lands a huge federal contract to replace 75,000 legacy endpoints.
Cellnex has signed a new partnership with Harrow Council in the UK to deploy small cell technology on public street assets. The deal follows similar agreements in Hounslow and Swansea and aims to improve mobile coverage in busy areas. This open-access model lets mobile operators use the infrastructu
Dave Plummer, a former Microsoft developer who created Task Manager, says Windows 11 needs a “Service Pack 2” moment focused on bugs and security. This comes as the OS struggles with adoption and a flood of controversial AI integrations.
The European Union has opened a formal antitrust investigation into Meta. The probe focuses on new WhatsApp policies that restrict third-party AI chatbots while allowing Meta’s own AI service to operate freely.
Apple has seeded the release candidate builds for iPadOS 26.2 and other updates. This final step means the software should be available to all users within the next week or so.
Foxconn is doubling down on Vietnam. A new filing shows its subsidiary, Fushan Technology, plans to start producing Xbox consoles and smart ring chargers at a Bac Ninh facility by April 2025. This move cements Vietnam’s role as a critical hub for future tech hardware.
Iran’s MuddyWater APT group is getting sneakier. In a recent campaign against Israeli targets, they deployed a novel loader that disguises its malicious activity using a delay loop inspired by the old Nokia game Snake.
The Linux kernel is getting some significant under-the-hood improvements. The upcoming 6.19 release will feature a major performance optimization for loop block devices and smarter online defragmentation for the EXT4 filesystem.
Satya Nadella argues that empathy and social skills are becoming more critical than pure IQ in the AI age. However, new data suggests AI adoption is leading employees to talk less to coworkers and even become less polite.
After years of hype, the number of people using AI at work is suddenly falling. Surveys show a clear decline in adoption, with most small businesses now saying they aren’t using it at all. This is a huge red flag for an industry banking on a massive payoff.
