A hacker is allegedly selling internal data from Samsung Medison, a medical equipment subsidiary. The breach reportedly occurred through a third-party contractor and includes healthcare-related user information. Samsung consumer device users aren’t affected by this specific incident.
According to Forbes analysis, Meta is outperforming Google across key financial metrics including revenue growth and profitability. The numbers suggest Meta might be the smarter investment, but there’s more to consider than just raw financials.
The founder and clinical president of telehealth company Done Global were convicted for illegally distributing Adderall and committing healthcare fraud. The scheme involved over $40 million in deceptive ads and $100 million in fraudulent prescriptions. Both face up to 20 years in prison.
Unisys has sold its aging Minnesota data center campus to local developer Swervo Development Corp. The 32-acre property fetched $10 million and will likely be repurposed for multiple data center tenants. The deal closed on November 14 after being listed for sale in September 2023.
The founder of Engine explains how deliberately raising less capital than offered helped build a $2 billion company with under $80M primary funding. His counterintuitive approach prioritizes control and sustainable growth over bloated valuations.
Ford and Lucid just took top honors in U.S. News & World Report’s inaugural electric vehicle brand categories. The awards recognize Ford’s F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E lineup, while Lucid wins for its high-performance Air sedan and upcoming Gravity SUV.
AI is compressing technology adoption cycles dramatically, with companies now measuring innovation in days rather than quarters. This shift is forcing ISV platforms and their partners to deliver faster value or risk losing customers to competitors who can demonstrate immediate impact.
The US is boycotting the G20 summit in South Africa for the first time ever, leaving European leaders scrambling to salvage multilateral cooperation. Meanwhile, Booking.com’s CEO says Europe’s AI regulations are creating uncertainty that’s holding back European tech companies.
Data localization laws requiring companies to keep citizen data within national borders are creating unexpected cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Companies operating across multiple jurisdictions face compliance conflicts that introduce serious risks. The situation is particularly challenging in China-
The National Science Foundation managed to spend its full $8.17 billion budget in fiscal year 2025 despite administration slowdowns. However, they awarded 20% fewer grants while making them larger, preparing for potential massive cuts in 2026.
