Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is outlining the company’s annual V2MOM strategy, and the top priority is a rock-solid data layer. This comes after its $8 billion acquisition of Informatica and ahead of a major push into industry-specific AI agents.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a massive malware campaign targeting users of the Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge add-ons. At least ten extensions, some with millions of installs, were secretly updated with spyware code in 2024. The malicious add-ons collected browsing data and sent it
Samsung has formally confirmed its next flagship processor, the Exynos 2600. It’s being pitched as the long-awaited fix for the Exynos line, with a new on-chip heatsink to tackle throttling.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says the best banks are leaning into crypto as an opportunity. The exchange has quietly announced pilot projects with Citi, JPMorgan Chase, and PNC Bank in recent months.
HPE is making a bold claim: it can dethrone Cisco as the top wireless networking vendor. The confidence comes from merging Aruba and Juniper Mist, and a major product rollout at HPE Discover Barcelona.
Trane Technologies is acquiring Stellar Energy Digital, a provider of modular liquid cooling systems for data centers. The deal, set to close in early 2026, will bring about 700 employees into Trane’s commercial HVAC business.
The UK government is moving forward with a plan to ban ransomware payments for public sector and critical infrastructure. Security Minister Dan Jarvis says “national security exemptions” will be included to avoid impossible choices for organizations.
A leaked memo shows OpenAI is hitting the panic button. With competitors catching up, CEO Sam Altman is putting all side projects on hold to refocus the company on improving ChatGPT’s core experience. It’s a stark shift for the former leader.
Senior U.S. financial regulators told Congress the traditional banking system is under intense pressure from nonbanks and fintechs. They called for rapid modernization of rules to address AI, stablecoins, and a shifting competitive landscape, while also detailing new supervisory reforms.
Apple just lost a key procedural battle in Europe. The EU’s highest court ruled that Dutch consumer groups can sue Apple over App Store fees in the Netherlands, rejecting Apple’s jurisdiction argument. This opens the door for similar lawsuits across the continent.
