Netscout is upgrading its network observability platform to handle two growing headaches: Wi-Fi 7 performance and shorter-lived SSL certificates. The updates aim to shift IT teams from reactive firefighting to preventative operations. It’s a direct response to more distributed infrastructure and tig
The AI agent wave is creating a new frontier in cybersecurity. Startups are now building platforms that autonomously handle SOC tasks, remediate vulnerabilities, and even protect the agents themselves.
Coinbase has seen its market cap plunge by $8.5 billion in just one week, with the stock down 13%. The downturn follows negative analyst moves and a broader crypto sell-off. Investors are left wondering what’s next.
Vivaldi’s latest browser update, version 7.8, is all about productivity with a new tab tiling system. It’s a direct move to offer more control and fewer distractions compared to AI-heavy competitors.
Desktop as a Service (DaaS) has made radical improvements, becoming a more compelling alternative to traditional VDI and PC management. The key shift is moving the infrastructure burden from your data center to the cloud provider’s.
Microsoft posted strong overall growth, but its Xbox division is struggling. Gaming revenue dropped 9%, with hardware sales down a staggering 32% year-over-year. The company doesn’t expect a near-term turnaround.
Deutsche Bank announced record fourth-quarter profits for 2025, significantly beating analyst expectations. The strong financial results come just a day after German authorities searched the bank as part of a money laundering investigation.
Samsung Electronics just posted record-breaking quarterly results, with operating profit soaring to $14.09 billion. The surge was almost entirely driven by skyrocketing demand for memory chips used in AI servers and data centers.
Neurophos has secured a massive $110 million funding round led by Gates Frontier to push its optical AI chips toward production. The startup claims its technology offers a hundred-fold performance increase. This is a huge bet on a technology that has a long history of stumbling at the finish line.
A former Ubisoft Osaka game designer is pushing back on online theories blaming the company’s struggles on diversity initiatives. He points instead to a classic corporate disease: “Big Business Syndrome.” This comes as Ubisoft cancels four unannounced titles.
