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.
Microsoft’s Ignite conference tripled down on AI agents while offering minimal help for Windows administrators. The event featured 400 mentions of “agent” and nearly 200 of “Copilot” but little practical relief for IT pros managing Windows fleets. New recovery options and hardware acceleration don’t
Cloudflare’s global outage on Tuesday was caused by a bloated AI feature file in their bot management system. The incident lasted approximately five hours and affected the majority of core traffic through their network, marking their worst outage since 2019.
Microsoft’s SQL Server 2025 has reached general availability with a focus on AI capabilities. The company reports “phenomenal” adoption on Linux platforms but has ended support for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server in this release.
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.
Vertiv and Caterpillar have announced a strategic collaboration to create pre-designed power and cooling architectures for data centers. The partnership combines Vertiv’s thermal management expertise with Caterpillar’s power generation capabilities to accelerate deployment times and improve energy e
Cloudflare’s recent outage disrupted services across the web, from ChatGPT to NJ Transit. The company manages traffic for about 20% of websites, making it a critical piece of internet infrastructure that most people never see.
The UK government plans electricity discounts up to £24 per MWh for datacenters in designated AI Growth Zones. While officials claim no additional costs for households, taxpayers would ultimately foot the bill through government subsidies. The move comes as AI datacenter demand strains power grids g
Spanish renewable developer Solaria is making a major push into data centers, hiring Goldman Sachs to secure a financial partner for its new European platform. The company aims to leverage its existing 1.6GW solar capacity and massive land holdings to power AI and cloud facilities. This marks a sign
