According to Windows Central, Windows 11 is mired in negative headlines, particularly due to a disastrous January Patch Tuesday. The problematic KB5074109 update caused apps to fail with cloud files, prompting emergency fixes. In brighter news, the newly announced NexPhone is a smartphone that can r
Apple is headed to court in India over a potential $38 billion antitrust fine. The case centers on whether India can calculate penalties based on Apple’s global turnover, not just its local revenue. The outcome could reshape how multinational tech companies are regulated worldwide.
AutoLink used CES to showcase its vision for centralized vehicle computing, not just individual parts. The company, which ranked 2nd in China for cockpit controllers, is now pushing for global expansion with platforms built on Qualcomm and AMD chips.
Anthropic is on a tear, signing another major enterprise deal with insurance giant Allianz. The company now holds a huge chunk of the enterprise AI market. The real battle, however, is just beginning.
Cisco disclosed a vulnerability in its ISE network access control devices with a CVSS score of 4.9. An attacker with admin credentials could exploit it to read sensitive files, including user credentials. Experts say the real risk is the widespread use of default passwords on internal systems.
Apple is deepening its financial services play by partnering with JPMorgan Chase. This move aims to embed banking and savings products directly where users already shop and manage wallets, aligning with a massive trend toward embedded finance.
Logitech’s macOS software for managing mice and keyboards completely failed after an internal security certificate expired. The company is calling it an “inexcusable mistake” and users must manually download a fix. It’s a messy look for a hardware giant.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has threatened action against Elon Musk’s X, demanding the platform “get their act together” over sexualized AI-generated images of children. The images, allegedly produced by X’s AI tool Grok, were found on the dark web and reported as criminal by a UK watchdog.
Companies are investing heavily in AI but seeing disappointing results. According to Fortune, the problem isn’t the artificial intelligence—it’s the old-fashioned operating models the tech is dropped into. True leverage comes from aligning culture, decisions, and accountability.
Angi, formerly Angie’s List, announced it’s cutting 350 jobs “in light of AI-driven efficiency improvements.” The layoffs will save the company up to $80 million per year in operating expenses.
