Scientists have documented the largest ocean waves ever recorded from space, with swells reaching 115 feet during a historic Pacific storm in December 2024. The same waves fueled legendary surfing events in Hawaii and California while traveling 15,000 miles across oceans. New satellite data is forci
OnePlus is pushing the first software update to the international OnePlus 15 model within 24 hours of its global launch. The update brings the November 2025 security patch along with faster app launches and numerous UI improvements. Buyers will get this as an out-of-the-box update.
Microsoft has lost a UK court case attempting to block the resale of its software licenses. The ruling favors ValueLicensing, which resells excess licenses at up to 70% off. This could reshape how enterprise software licensing works globally.
Akira ransomware is shifting to attack Nutanix’s AHV hypervisor, a previously untouched attack surface. The group has exfiltrated data in just over two hours and exploited critical vulnerabilities in Veeam and SonicWall devices. Multiple government agencies have issued a joint advisory warning of th
Amazon is fighting AI startup Perplexity over autonomous shopping tools, while AI data center demand is driving memory prices up 23%. Meanwhile, India’s tech salaries have crashed 40% as offshoring patterns shift globally.
Container images are riddled with vulnerabilities, with studies showing averages of 280-604 security flaws per image. Companies are now offering hardened images that reduce vulnerabilities by over 97% through minimal component strategies.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp is making the media rounds defending his company’s government contracts and stock performance. He recently claimed “patriotism will make you rich” while battling short-sellers like Michael Burry. Karp’s strategy includes viral stunts and confrontational interviews.
New EU cybersecurity legislation imposes fines up to €15 million or 2.5% of global turnover for non-compliance. All connected products sold in Europe must meet strict security standards by 2026. The rules affect everything from consumer electronics to industrial control systems.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is launching its next-generation Cray supercomputing platform with flexible processor options. The GX5000 can handle up to 400 kilowatts per rack and won’t be available until 2027 despite being announced now.
The latest StarlingX release addresses critical edge security concerns where physical access can’t be guaranteed. It also dramatically reduces IPv4 requirements with a new single-IP subcloud architecture. These changes come as European users express increasing security worries about remote edge depl
