Aryaka has launched major updates to its Unified SASE platform, focusing heavily on AI security and universal zero trust access. The new features aim to help enterprises safely adopt generative AI while providing partners with immediate upsell opportunities.
Tech giants are pouring billions into European AI infrastructure. Microsoft’s $10 billion Portugal project and Google’s $6.3 billion Germany expansion signal massive AI compute investment through 2029.
Microsoft is pushing forward with major data center expansions on both sides of the Atlantic. The company has filed plans for a three-building campus outside Leeds, UK, while simultaneously growing its Wisconsin land holdings to over 2,000 acres for cloud infrastructure development.
Cloud Hypervisor 49 has been released with major ARM64 and Microsoft Hyper-V enhancements. Meanwhile, new Linux kernel patches are delivering substantial performance improvements for Intel nested virtualization scenarios. Both developments represent significant steps forward for virtualization techn
GeForce NOW is adding Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 from day one in November 2025 alongside Anno 117: Pax Romana and other titles. The service is also rolling out new RTX 5080-class servers to multiple regions starting this week.
A Microsoft attorney openly acknowledged that communities don’t want data centers in their neighborhoods. The admission comes as Microsoft plans to double its data center footprint amid growing local opposition to AI infrastructure projects.
Sony has officially launched cloud streaming for the PlayStation Portal, allowing users to play PS5 games without owning the console. The update supports both PlayStation Plus Premium games and purchased digital titles. This fundamentally changes what the Portal can do and who can use it.
OpenAI secured over $1 trillion in agreements with Microsoft, Amazon, and Oracle for AI infrastructure. But with only 10% of funding secured, this creates massive counterparty risk that could reverse $2 trillion in stock gains overnight if the spending plan collapses.
Sony is officially launching cloud streaming for PlayStation Portal, giving Premium subscribers access to thousands of games. The $199 handheld now works independently from your PS5 console. But is this too little, too late in the handheld market?
Sony’s PlayStation Portal handheld now fully supports cloud streaming, eliminating the need to connect directly to your PS5. The feature requires a PlayStation Plus Premium subscription costing $159.99 annually. This major update fundamentally changes what the Portal can do.
