That Fake Windows BSOD? It’s Malware Trying to Hack You
Cybercriminals are using a sophisticated social engineering attack that mimics a Windows crash. The campaign targets the European hotel industry, tricking staff into pasting malicious code.
Category: Technology
Vantage wraps up a 30MW data center build in Montreal
Vantage Data Centers has finished construction on its QC61 data center in Montreal. The 30MW facility is part of a broader portfolio that will soon hit 178MW across Quebec. It’s a sign of sustained build-out in key markets.
Motorola’s Big Foldable Bet: A Razr Fold With Stylus
Motorola is jumping into the large foldable phone market with the new Razr Fold, featuring an 8.1-inch screen and stylus support. It’s set to launch this summer, potentially undercutting rivals on price while showcasing a new AI ecosystem.
Fusion Power’s Big Bet: AI, Magnets, and a 2027 Deadline
Fusion power is moving from science project to construction site. Commonwealth Fusion Systems is building its SPARC demonstration plant, using AI from Siemens and Nvidia, and aims for first plasma energy in 2027.
Semafor’s $30M Bet on “Cerebral” Journalism for the Elite
Semafor has raised $30 million in new funding, valuing the company at $330 million. The startup, co-founded by Justin Smith and Ben Smith, turned its first profit in 2025 with $40 million in revenue.
LG’s New Home Robot Can’t Even Close The Oven
LG unveiled its first AI home robot, CLOiD, at CES 2026. It’s supposed to handle complex chores like folding laundry and baking. The demo, however, revealed it’s not quite ready to replace human hands.
Meta’s Smart Glasses Hit a Wall, xAI Raises $20B
Meta is hitting pause on the international launch of its high-tech Ray-Ban Display glasses due to overwhelming U.S. demand and supply chain issues. Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s xAI just raised a jaw-dropping $20 billion from investors.
Telecom Italia and Fastweb’s 5G Deal Is a Desperate Cost-Cutting Move
Telecom Italia and Fastweb are nearing a major network-sharing agreement to cut the massive costs of building standalone 5G in Italy. The deal, codenamed Prism, could save each operator up to 300 million euros over a decade. It’s a stark reflection of an industry that’s lost nearly a third of its re
Researchers Catfish Hackers with Stolen Data in Honeypot
Resecurity researchers set up a honeypot using synthetic data blended with real, old breached information to deceive threat actors. The trap successfully snared members of the Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters group, who then bragged about their “breach” online. The incident highlights a growing, but ethica
A Rare Google Pixel 1 Prototype Is Up For Grabs on eBay
A rare, functional prototype of the original 2016 Google Pixel has surfaced on eBay. The device, a late-stage DVT unit, is currently bidding for just over $160. It boots up but has no working connectivity.