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According to Ars Technica, Nicole Cleland, a 56-year-old director at Target Corporation and volunteer with a group tracking ICE and CBP vehicles, had her Global…
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2025 was the year AI and security consolidation went into overdrive. Google’s planned $32 billion acquisition of cloud security firm Wiz headlines a list of massive deals reshaping the IT industry. Established giants are spending billions to buy, not build, the next wave of critical technology.
The global smartphone market is set to contract in 2026, with shipments falling and prices rising. The culprit? Soaring costs for chips and memory, driven by explosive demand from AI developers.
The world of Infrastructure as Code is undergoing a radical transformation. Driven by the demands of AI infrastructure, new tools are introducing AI agents, stateless management, and a fundamental rethinking of how we automate the cloud.
The next wave of AI isn’t just making suggestions—it’s taking action. Autonomous agents are being deployed to manage Kubernetes, optimize costs, and fix incidents. This fundamentally changes the threat model for cloud-native systems.
Chinese hackers have been exploiting a maximum-severity flaw in Cisco’s email security appliances since late November. With no patch available, the only fix is a complete rebuild of compromised systems.
A startup called Radiant Nuclear is charging ahead with a portable, 1-megawatt nuclear reactor that fits on a semi-trailer. With over half a billion dollars in funding, they plan to start mass-producing them in Tennessee by 2026. The first units could be powering a U.S. military base by 2028.
Global internet traffic grew nearly 20% in 2025, but much of that growth isn’t human. AI bots are now a major force, while smartphones have officially overtaken PCs for web access, creating a faster but more fragile online world.
Google’s latest Home app update promises to let you move all your Nest devices over with a single tap. This aims to end a notoriously clunky, one-by-one migration process. The feature appears to be in Public Preview for now.
