Windows 11 market share stalls ahead of Windows 10 cutoff
User adoption of Windows 11 is slowing down, with the operating system still lagging behind Windows 10 as end of support nears.…
Engineers bring Psyche's thrusters back online
NASA's Psyche spacecraft is back in business after engineers successfully switched to a backup fuel line in an impressive piece of remote maintenance.…
Microsoft patches the patch that put Windows 11 in a coma
Microsoft is patching another patch that dumped some PCs into recovery mode with an unhelpful error code.…
Schneider Electric says US grid will be less stable by 2030 as datacenter demand rises
The US electricity grid is likely to be highly constrained and less stable by 2030, and datacenters aren't helping.…
Illicit crypto-miners pouncing on lazy DevOps configs that leave clouds vulnerable
Up to a quarter of all cloud users are at risk of having their computing resources stolen and used to illicitly mine for cryptocurrency, after crims cooked up a campaign that targets publicly accessible DevOps tools.…
Workday promises to grow workforce slowly and differently after shedding 1,750 jobs
Workday has promised to rehire the 1,750 jobs it chopped earlier in the year, but in no particular timeframe and with a focus on investments in AI, the CFO has said.…
Bling slinger Cartier tells customers to be wary of phishing attacks after intrusion
Global jewelry giant Cartier is writing to customers to confirm their data was exposed to cybercriminals that broke into its systems.…
AI hype fuels pay rise – but only if you're in the right gig
Sectors in which AI can be readily used for some tasks – including the software industry – have seen higher productivity and wage growth than others, according to research by PwC.…
What will UK government workers do with an extra 26 minutes a day?
The United Kingdom's Government Digital Service (GDS) has found that giving civil service employees access to Microsoft 365 Copilot saved them an average 26 minutes per day on office tasks.…
Regulator sues product comparison site alleged to only compare products on which it earned commission
Australia’s Securities & Investments Commission has sued a product comparison website that it alleges only considered products from a related company.…
Atlassian tweaks licenses to reward those who buy more, but gets its sums wrong
Atlassian has notified its customers of a new “maximum quantity billing” scheme that is good news for those who want more of its wares, but less fun for others.…
IBM Cloud login breaks for second time in a fortnight
IBM’s Cloud has experienced a second Severity One incident in a fortnight. Both meant users could not log in to the Big Blue Cloud, and therefore were prevented from controlling or creating resources.…
More layoffs at Microsoft as axe falls in Washington and California
UPDATED Less than a month after Microsoft announced it was axing three percent of its staff, regulatory filings indicate new cuts at the tech behemoth.…
Security outfit SentinelOne's services back online after lengthy outage
Security services vendor SentinelOne experienced a major outage on Thursday.…
IBM Watson zombie brand shuffles forward with new AI lab in NYC
IBM on Monday unveiled watsonx AI Labs, a New York City hub where startups, researchers, and IBM engineers are expected to co-create agentic AI tools for enterprise use.…
Odd homage to '2001: A Space Odyssey' sees 'Blue Danube' waltz beamed at Voyager 1
What did you do on Saturday? We ask because the Vienna Symphony Orchestra spent some of it playing a waltz that the European Space Agency (ESA) transmitted in the general direction of the Voyager 1 probe.…
CoreWeave signs megalease at Applied Digital's not-so-little house on the prairie
CoreWeave is headed to North Dakota, where the rent-a-GPU outfit has signed two roughly 15-year lease agreements with Applied Digital for 250 megawatts of capacity, which the datacenter builder expects will generate around $7 billion in revenue.…
Boffins found self-improving AI sometimes cheated
Computer scientists have developed a way for an AI system to rewrite its own code to improve itself.…
Dem senators pen stern letter urging Noem to reinstate cyber review board
A group of Democratic senators has urged Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to reestablish the Cyber Safety Review Board (CSRB), which had been investigating how China's Salt Typhoon hacked US government and telecommunications networks.…
Musk's smog-belching Colossus datacenter slammed by civil rights group
Elon Musk's smog-belching Colossus AI datacenter in Memphis, Tennessee, is once again catching heat, this time from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), which urges local authorities to halt operations and fine the startup for what it sees as a "clear" violation of the Clean Air Act.…
