Microsoft's quietest Patch Tuesday in six months addresses 83 vulnerabilities with no active exploits — but a critical Excel flaw that weaponizes Copilot for zero-click data theft deserves attention.
Amazon is marketing up to $42 billion in bonds across dollar and euro markets — the largest corporate bond offering in recent memory — to fund its AI infrastructure expansion.
New research from BCG and UC Riverside puts a name and numbers on what heavy AI users already know: the exhaustion isn't burnout. It's something else.
Accenture is acquiring Ookla — the company behind Speedtest and Downdetector — from Ziff Davis for $1.2 billion in cash. Ziff Davis paid $15 million for Ookla in 2014.
Anthropic filed two federal lawsuits today challenging the Pentagon's supply chain risk designation. The legal arguments are stronger than the politics suggest.
Mojtaba Khamenei, a man who has never held public office, given a major speech, or shown his political hand, now leads the Islamic Republic during its worst crisis since 1979. The Revolutionary Guards got the leader they wanted. Whether Iran's people did is another question.
A ransomware attack on the University of Hawaii Cancer Center compromised Social Security numbers for 1.24 million people — roughly 85% of Hawaii's population. The university paid the ransom, waited six months to notify victims, and it's the second time the UH system has paid attackers in three years.
A radiologist asked me to price out the same compact workstation he bought last May. The price had tripled. Even the best alternative I could find was 59% more than what he paid ten months ago.
CarMax replaced its CEO. Repos hit a 30-year high. Nearly a third of trade-ins are underwater. For a lifelong car enthusiast, watching America price itself out of driving is hard to watch.
Iranian drones struck three AWS data centers in the first week of the Iran war. It's the first time a major cloud provider lost facilities to a military attack, and it should change how all of us think about disaster recovery.