Evercore ISI’s Julian Emanuel says the AI sector’s heavy debt issuance mirrors the dot-com bubble’s risky financing. While still bullish on AI, he calls investor fears “rational” as companies borrow heavily without clear revenue timelines. The combination of high debt and uncertain payback could spe
Hytale is back from cancellation and showing off fast-paced combat in a new 16-minute trailer. The Minecraft-like game is now targeting Early Access after developers bought it back from Riot Games.
A 2021 third-party breach involving Codecov revealed critical gaps in SaaS security visibility. The incident prompted InfluxData to develop DiSCO, their own time-series based security monitoring platform. Now they’re seeing security events that would have otherwise been completely missed.
Cloudflare’s massive outage that took down large portions of the internet wasn’t caused by a cyberattack. Instead, a database permission change created an oversized file that crashed their systems. The company has apologized and detailed exactly what went wrong.
Dubai is emerging as the global hub for tokenizing real-world assets, with platforms like Fasset bridging traditional finance and blockchain. The city’s regulatory framework is enabling what previous crypto hype cycles couldn’t deliver. This time, it’s different – and the numbers prove it.
WhatsApp’s contact system allowed researchers to extract phone numbers for all 3.5 billion users. The vulnerability existed for years despite warnings to Meta. Rate-limiting was only implemented in October 2023.
Japan is moving closer to restarting the world’s largest nuclear power plant after more than a decade offline. The Kashiwazaki-Kariwa facility could begin partial operations soon following local government approval. This marks a significant shift in Japan’s nuclear policy since the Fukushima disaste
Eutelsat’s board approved an 828 million euro capital increase from key shareholders including the French and British governments. The funding will support the company’s investment in refreshing its OneWeb low Earth orbit broadband constellation. First launches of new satellites are planned for late
A tech editor calls out former Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer for offering superficial solutions to Windows’ “enshittification” problems. The debate highlights the gap between identifying issues and actually solving them for users.
The massive investment will scale Anthropic’s Claude AI model on Nvidia-powered Microsoft Azure. This comes as the company faces scrutiny over a major AI security breach involving its Claude Code model.
