The shift from rule-based workflows to autonomous, reasoning agents is the next major evolution in system design. These agentic systems promise context-aware, self-improving software that can coordinate complex tasks. But building them requires a whole new set of architectural principles.
ZTE is in talks with the U.S. Department of Justice to resolve a long-running foreign bribery investigation. The potential settlement could exceed $1 billion, adding to the massive $2 billion fine the company paid during the Trump administration.
A new report from DCD details the intense pressures facing the global data center industry. The demands of AI, coupled with power shortages and supply chain issues, are forcing a complete rethink of how these critical facilities are built and powered.
LKQ, a $15 billion autoparts maker, has confirmed a cyberattack on its Oracle E-Business Suite. The breach, discovered in October, compromised the Social Security numbers of over 9,000 individuals. The company is now offering two years of credit monitoring.
Monzo has secured a full European banking license from Irish regulators, establishing Dublin as its EU headquarters. The digital bank is opening a waitlist for Irish customers and businesses, promising fee-free accounts with Irish IBANs.
Apple is exploring a significant new step in its India manufacturing push: chip assembly. The company is in early talks with local firms like CG Semi to handle display driver chips, a first for the country.
Microsoft is ending support for legacy mobile email apps that use old versions of Exchange ActiveSync. The change takes effect March 1, 2026, and targets versions older than EAS 16.1, which launched in 2016. Most users on modern apps like Outlook Mobile won’t be affected.
Before you spend money on a new CPU cooler, check these common, often overlooked issues first. From a bad mount to hidden motherboard overclocking, the solution is usually simpler and cheaper than you think.
OpenAI is making a significant change to how free users access its AI. They will now be defaulted to the cheaper GPT-5.2 Instant model, a move that saves the company money but may impact user experience.
The next iPad mini is rumored for a major spec bump. Instead of the expected A19 Pro, a new leak points to it using the more advanced A20 Pro chip, likely launching in 2026.
