In a sponsored article for VentureBeat, Apptio’s GM makes the case that FinOps and ITFM are failing without unified data. The company’s Technology Business Management platform aims to be the “financial intelligence layer” connecting cost to business value across cloud, apps, and workforce spend.
MongoDB shares surged in after-hours trading following a strong Q3 report. The company blew past revenue and earnings estimates, showcasing robust growth for the database platform.
Email marketing is evolving. According to a new industry survey, marketing leaders are abandoning open rates as a key metric due to privacy changes. They’re now prioritizing what really matters: clicks and sales.
Gamers on Windows 11 24H2/25H2 faced severe frame rate drops after the October 2025 updates. NVIDIA has released a critical hotfix driver to restore performance, stepping in where Microsoft has stayed silent.
A New York Times report details David Sacks’s potential conflicts of interest as Trump’s AI and crypto czar. The Silicon Valley elite have launched a full-throated defense, framing criticism as an attack on American innovation itself.
Yahoo and AOL email services are down for thousands of users, with login issues reported across the US and UK. The companies have confirmed they are investigating the outage, which began around 10:50 AM ET.
World of Warcraft’s long-awaited player housing system launches in early access on December 2, 2024, for those who preorder the *Midnight* expansion. The feature aims to be universally accessible, with homes costing a trivial 1,000 gold, but Blizzard is introducing a new premium currency called Hear
A small AI startup called Minitap has outperformed Google DeepMind on its own AndroidWorld benchmark for mobile agents. The founders, both 23, just raised a $4.1 million seed round to turn that tech into a developer tool.
A recent McKinsey report found AI could technically perform 57% of US work hours. Workers are secretly using tools to cut their workload in half, but this period of hidden productivity is likely fleeting as companies catch up.
Linus Torvalds has released the final Linux 6.18 kernel. It includes crucial fixes for popular handheld gaming PCs and sets the stage for a slightly delayed 6.19 merge window.
