Microsoft once rated this bug “exploitation less likely.” The internet, as it so often does, took that as a challenge. CISA has now confirmed real-world attacks are underway, and if you're still running on-prem SharePoint, this is your cue …

Breaking up with your only chip supplier is hard to do, especially when there are two of them and both hold most of the cards. But according to Reuters, DeepSeek is quietly trying to write its own exit plan — one silicon wafer at a time. A…

Nothing says "we must reset" quite like laying off a fifth of your workforce and mailing four studios a Dear John letter. Xbox just did both in the same breath, and the gaming industry is once again bracing for the sound of falling dominoes…

Every long relationship needs a renewal talk eventually. Apple and Broadcom just had theirs, and instead of "it's complicated," the answer was "let's do this through 2031." The Chip Deal Nobody Was Sweating Got Bigger Broadcom and Apple di…

Somewhere in a spare bedroom, a router has been secretly moonlighting as a getaway car for cybercriminals since who-knows-when. This week, Google and the FBI finally repossessed the fleet. Two Million Devices, One Very Awkward Unmasking Th…

Meta has spent years asking to see your camera roll for "memories" purposes. Now it wants to remix that camera roll into whatever surreal, product-shot, or freshly-restyled version of reality you can describe in a sentence. Say hello to Mus…

Most cities get a trial run before the robots take the wheel completely — a chaperone in the front seat, a few months of "just in case." Miami got none of that. Tesla rolled straight to the deep end, and the deep end this week came with act…

Ransomware gangs used to need a whole org chart: a hacker for initial access, another for lateral movement, a "big game hunter" to find the juicy database, and someone to write the ransom note in passable English. JadePuffer skipped all of …

Quantum computers are famously fragile, temperamental things — brilliant at math, terrible at patience. Turns out one of their biggest problems wasn't the exotic physics everyone loves to talk about. It was something far more mundane:…

Forget gold rushes — the real 2026 fortune is being made in the unglamorous business of memory chips, and SK Hynix just decided Wall Street should get a piece of the action. The South Korean chipmaker is heading to Nasdaq with a listi…