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The Rise of Behavioral Cyber Threats In an alarming shift from traditional malware distribution methods, cybersecurity experts are witnessing the…
The Rise of Behavioral Cyber Threats In an alarming shift from traditional malware distribution methods, cybersecurity experts are witnessing the…
Wall Street Giant Expands AI Infrastructure Financing Division Goldman Sachs is making a strategic push to capture a larger share…
Recent Windows 11 updates have reportedly triggered widespread issues with IIS websites, causing connection failures and blank pages. Microsoft has confirmed the problem stems from HTTP.sys conflicts and is providing temporary relief through known issue rollbacks while developing a permanent solution.
Microsoft has confirmed that recent Windows 11 updates are causing significant disruptions to IIS web services, according to reports from the company’s Release Health Dashboard. The problematic updates, identified as KB5066835 and KB5065789 released around September 29, have been generating “ERR_CONNECTION_RESET” errors when accessing localhost loopbacks and other IIS-based connections.
Global PC Market Rebounds with Strong Commercial Refresh Cycle New data from Gartner reveals the global PC market has experienced…
The Memory Gap in Modern AI Systems While artificial intelligence has made remarkable strides in recent years, most AI interactions…
Google is reportedly ending Android Auto support for devices running Android 8 as the new 15.5 version rolls out. Sources indicate this change will leave approximately 4% of users without access to future updates and AI-powered features. The complete phase-out of Android 8 support is expected by summer 2026.
Google is reportedly preparing significant changes to its automotive software platform, with Android Auto updates ceasing for devices running Android 8. According to reports, the latest 15.5 version of Android Auto will no longer support the older operating system, leaving affected users without access to new features, bug fixes, and design improvements.
Startups have less than 24 hours to secure exhibition tables at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, according to event organizers. The opportunity provides access to over 10,000 tech leaders, investors, and decision-makers before registration closes at 11:59 p.m. PT tonight.
Startup companies have less than 24 hours to secure what organizers describe as a pivotal growth opportunity at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, according to recent announcements. Sources indicate only a few exhibition tables remain available for the event, which promises access to more than 10,000 technology leaders, investors, and decision-makers.
Market Dynamics Shift as Czech and Polish Companies Expand Westward A significant economic realignment is underway in Central Europe as…
Financial Institutions Face Mounting Credit Challenges Recent disclosures from multiple banks about deteriorating loan portfolios have sent shockwaves through financial…
Tech Giant Secures Exclusive Formula One Rights in Groundbreaking Deal In a move that signals a fundamental shift in sports…