Peloton has cut 11% of its global workforce, a significant reduction aimed at slashing costs. The layoffs, announced by CEO Peter Stern, heavily impact engineering teams working on technology and enterprise projects.
Samsung’s next flagship might finally catch up to Google’s Pixels on a key power-user feature. Log files from a Galaxy S26 Ultra show support for the required Android Virtualization Framework. This could open up a world of development tools on a Samsung phone.
A new report details a fresh wave of departures from Apple’s AI and Siri teams. The exits include researchers heading to Meta and Google DeepMind, plus a senior Siri executive.
Ubuntu Pro provides extended security maintenance for up to 15 years and live kernel patching without reboots. For most home users, it’s an optional perk, but veteran home labbers might find real value in its stability guarantees.
European leveraged loan issuance hit a record €26.5 billion this week as companies seized on strong investor demand to slash borrowing costs. However, the rush to refinance is squeezing returns for some investors, and fears over AI disruption are already derailing deals for software firms like Team.
The 2026 State of the Game Industry Report reveals a sharp rise in developer skepticism towards generative AI tools. While usage is up, negative sentiment is growing even faster, with many fearing its impact on creative roles.
The European Commission has proposed a sweeping new Space Act to regulate safety, debris, and cybersecurity. But with a tight 2030 deadline and pushback from operators and governments, its path to reality is fraught with challenges.
A new report highlights a massive shift in European IT strategy. Driven by geopolitical fears and digital sovereignty, companies are actively moving sensitive data away from American hyperscalers to EU-native cloud options.
Researchers pitted 100,000 people against AI in a massive creativity study. The headline is that AI beat the average human, but the top 10% of people left the machines in the dust. It shows how hard it is to measure—and replicate—human creativity.
Wall Street delivered a brutal one-two punch to Microsoft this week. After a warning on Wednesday, the stock cratered 10% on Thursday, erasing a staggering $357 billion in value in a single trading session.
