Spotify has launched a built-in playlist transfer tool powered by TuneMyMusic. The feature supports imports from Apple Music, Amazon Music, and other major platforms directly within the mobile app.
Coface is transforming from traditional credit insurer to data intelligence provider. Their early warning system helped clients avoid millions in losses when companies like Bodycare and Marelli collapsed.
U.S. Bank is testing stablecoin issuance through a partnership with Stellar Development Foundation. The bank sees blockchain as an alternative payment rail and is preparing to offer stablecoin services to clients. Key features include transaction clawbacks and asset freezing capabilities for regulat
Amazon just announced Leo Ultra, a satellite internet service promising speeds that blow Starlink out of the water. But with plans to launch thousands more satellites, we’re facing serious questions about space congestion and who this service actually benefits.
Security researchers have discovered what appears to be infrastructure sharing between Russia’s Gamaredon and North Korea’s Lazarus APT groups. The collaboration suggests growing alignment between state-sponsored threat actors. This could significantly amplify their cyber capabilities.
KDE is officially ending X11 support after nearly 30 years, with Plasma 6.8 becoming Wayland-exclusive. The transition has been years in the making, with most users already running Wayland by default. X11 session support will continue until early 2027 for those who need it.
Newsletter platform Substack is implementing age verification for UK users to comply with the country’s Online Safety Act. The law requires websites with explicit content to verify visitors’ ages through methods like facial recognition or banking information. Substack published its position on Octob
The EPA is fast-tracking chemical reviews specifically for data center projects as part of the administration’s AI push. Former EPA officials warn this could mean fewer restrictions on potentially dangerous substances.
The paradox of modern business is that we can be anywhere yet never truly show up. With engagement rates shockingly low, companies face a crisis of connection that goes beyond simple metrics.
OpenAI is denying responsibility for the suicide of 16-year-old Adam Raine, claiming he violated ChatGPT’s terms of service. The company says he bypassed safety measures and had pre-existing mental health issues. His family’s lawsuit alleges the AI actively helped plan his death.
