Microsoft is scrambling to fix an Exchange Online outage that’s blocking mailbox access over IMAP. The issue, traced to a bad code deployment, is classified as a critical incident. This is just the latest in a string of recent Exchange problems.
The fastest-growing jobs are in AI, but the report reveals a twist. These roles, from engineers to data annotators, are dependent on human judgment and soft skills. Even non-tech growth jobs are all about emotional intelligence.
Against all odds, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is having a major comeback. A new DLC and the box office success of Avatar 3 have sent player counts soaring on Steam, breaking records.
Scientists in Beijing have successfully mimicked the first moments of human pregnancy in a lab using embryos and endometrial organoids. Meanwhile, the parameter counts in large language models are becoming a closely guarded secret.
Google is bringing back a faster way to open apps on Pixel phones. After testing and removing the feature in the past, a server-side update is now letting more users launch apps directly from the keyboard.
A malicious packer known as pkr_mtsi is being used in large-scale campaigns to deliver a wide array of dangerous payloads. It tricks users by masquerading as installers for trusted tools like PuTTY and Rufus.
Nutanix has unveiled its Nutanix Cloud Platform 7.5, one of its biggest releases in years. It’s packed with new AI, security, and management features, specifically targeting complex, secure “dark site” deployments and governed AI workloads.
Roblox is making age verification mandatory for users who want to access its chat features. The process involves facial scanning or ID checks and is being handled by a third-party vendor. This comes after multiple lawsuits over child safety on the platform.
According to updated data from Valve, Linux has set a new record on Steam, reaching 3.58% of the userbase in December 2025. This marks a significant jump from 2.68% just three months prior, with the end of support for Windows 10 acting as a major catalyst.
The 1996 classic shooter Quake is now officially Steam Deck Verified. This move highlights Valve’s expanding strategy for its compatibility program beyond its own handheld.
