Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella received a 22% pay increase to $96.5 million during a year when the company eliminated 15,000 jobs. This compensation structure reflects broader tech industry trends where executive rewards often outpace workforce stability.
HSBC’s integration of ValidiFi’s risk detection platform addresses growing payment fraud concerns. The partnership highlights banking’s evolving security challenges amid digital transformation pressures.
Tech leaders are increasingly warning about AI bubble risks as valuations surge. Qualcomm’s CEO acknowledges intense competition while seeing long-term potential beyond the hype.
Conapto is enhancing its Stockholm 4 South data center with an additional 8MW of power, increasing total capacity to 28MW. The expansion, set for completion in January 2026, aims to support digitalization and AI-driven data needs with resilient, climate-smart operations. This move underscores the growing demand for sustainable infrastructure in the Nordic region.
European data center operator Conapto has revealed plans to expand its Stockholm 4 South facility, adding 8MW of power capacity in response to increasing demands from digitalization and artificial intelligence. According to reports, the expansion will elevate the site’s total capacity to 28MW, with the new power supply expected to be operational by January 2026. This initiative highlights the strategic focus on enhancing infrastructure resilience and sustainability in the Nordic data center market.
N-able’s chief executive detailed the company’s evolution toward becoming a fully channel-driven organization during a recent industry conference. The strategy centers on helping partners shift conversations from technical features to business outcomes for midmarket clients.
N-able CEO John Pagliuca has outlined ambitious plans to transition the company to a completely channel-based sales model, according to reports from the 2025 XChange Best of Breed conference in Atlanta. Speaking with The Channel Company Chief Content Officer Stuart Sumner, Pagliuca revealed that the company currently operates at approximately 85% channel and 15% direct midmarket sales, but sources indicate this ratio is expected to shift to 75%/25% in the medium term.
A former AWS and Google Cloud executive describes this week’s massive AWS outage as “inevitable” given the scale and complexity of modern cloud systems. DataRobot CEO Debanjan Saha emphasizes that while such disruptions are rare, businesses must implement robust resiliency strategies across multiple regions and providers.
A significant Amazon Web Services outage that impacted millions of users and businesses this week was described as “inevitable” by former AWS vice president and general manager Debanjan Saha, according to his statements to CRN. The DataRobot CEO, who also held executive positions at Google Cloud, stated that given the massive global scale and complexity of distributed cloud systems, it’s actually remarkable that large-scale disruptions occur as infrequently as they do.
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Major oilfield service companies are capitalizing on the AI revolution by repurposing their energy expertise to power data centers. This strategic pivot comes as the fracking industry faces declining activity and weak crude prices, creating new revenue streams in the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence sector.
Oilfield service companies are reportedly making a significant strategic pivot toward powering data centers as the artificial intelligence boom creates unprecedented electricity demands. According to recent reports, fracking companies including Liberty Energy and Halliburton are leveraging their energy expertise to capture a slice of the rapidly growing AI market amid challenging conditions in their traditional oil and gas operations.
Chen Tianshi, founder of AI chip startup Cambricon Technologies, has seen his personal wealth increase dramatically during ongoing US-China trade tensions. The company’s stock surged following a quarterly report showing massive revenue growth as China pushes for semiconductor self-sufficiency.
The CEO of Chinese artificial intelligence chipmaker Cambricon Technologies has reportedly seen his personal wealth surge by billions of dollars amid escalating trade tensions between the United States and China, according to financial analysts tracking the semiconductor industry.
Navigating Financial Crossroads with Technological Ambition Tesla’s third-quarter earnings call revealed a company at a pivotal moment, balancing record-breaking revenue…
