According to a Fortune commentary, the traditional IT service model is failing. Huge numbers of organizations are planning to replace their tools next year because employees and IT teams are fed up with slow, manual processes. The path forward involves AI, collaboration tools, and flexible workflows
Light of Motiram, a game accused of being a “slavish clone” of Sony’s Horizon series, has been removed from digital stores. This follows a confidential settlement between Sony Interactive Entertainment and Tencent, ending their legal battle.
According to a new report, China has developed a functional prototype of an extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machine. The massive device, reportedly spearheaded by Huawei, is undergoing testing and uses a different technical approach than ASML’s dominant systems.
Security researchers have uncovered a frighteningly efficient new Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) called Cellik. Its unique trick is the ability to repackage any legitimate app from the Google Play Store into a malicious version with one click.
A federal judge has blocked T-Mobile from using a tool that scraped customer data from AT&T’s password-protected websites. The data was used to power T-Mobile’s “Easy Switch” price comparison feature, leading AT&T to sue last month.
Meta’s plan to license its Horizon OS to partners like ASUS and Lenovo is officially dead. The company is pausing to focus on its own hardware, leaving a gap that Android XR might now fill.
A bad day for Oracle stock caused a massive shift at the top of the billionaire rankings. Larry Ellison lost over $11 billion, allowing Amazon’s Jeff Bezos to reclaim the number three spot globally.
A Florida middle school went into a full “code red” lockdown after an AI system flagged a student’s clarinet as a weapon. School administrators blamed the student for holding the instrument “as if it were a weapon,” rather than the faulty technology. This follows a similar incident where AI mistook
In a major move for European autonomy, drone leader Quantum Systems is acquiring ground vehicle software firm FERNRIDE. The deal follows Quantum’s recent €3 billion valuation and aims to create a unified, cross-domain unmanned ecosystem. It highlights Germany’s growing dominance in defense and indus
Oracle’s stock took a 4% hit following a Financial Times report that Blue Owl Capital had walked away from talks to back a $10 billion, 1-gigawatt data center project in Michigan. Oracle disputes the report, claiming the project is “on schedule” but with a different equity partner. The incident high
