The FAA has selected defense contractor Peraton as the sole integrator for its ambitious plan to modernize U.S. air traffic control by 2029. The project, already funded with $12.5 billion, will require another $20 billion from Congress to complete. Peraton’s profit will be tied directly to its perfo
Cloudflare experienced another outage on Friday, causing global websites to go down and its stock to drop 4.5% in premarket trading. The company issued a fix minutes later, but it marks the second such incident in less than three weeks.
Cloudflare suffered a global outage this morning, disrupting roughly 20% of all websites. Services like Doordash and Cash App were affected, with over 1,500 user reports flooding in.
Salesforce posted Q3 adjusted earnings of $3.25 per share, beating estimates, and guided for current-quarter revenue above expectations. Despite this, the stock is still in a major slump, down 29% year-to-date. Major Wall Street analysts, however, are pounding the table, seeing a massive AI-driven r
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.
Forbes reports on a new partnership between CrowdStrike and AWS aimed at simplifying cloud security. The integrations focus on real-time data flow and flexible pricing to address the scale and speed of modern infrastructure.
Microsoft Teams is getting a dedicated process to handle calling features separately from the main app. The change should make Teams launch faster and feel more responsive. Rollout begins worldwide in early January 2026.
A Swiss data center just underwent a remarkable transformation that cut energy use by 80% while becoming AI-ready. The project used innovative rear-door cooling technology installed while the facility remained fully operational. This represents a major step forward for sustainable high-performance c
Two major cloud outages within days of each other have exposed the fragility of our digital infrastructure. When AWS and Azure both stumble, it’s time to question whether cloud reliability is heading in the wrong direction.
The global AI boom is colliding with hard energy realities. New data centers require massive grid investments, creating bottlenecks that could delay $750 billion in projects by 2030.
