Japanese media conglomerate Nikkei disclosed a major Slack breach affecting over 17,000 employee accounts. The incident started when one employee’s personal computer was infected with malware that stole Slack credentials. This marks the latest in a series of security incidents for the company that o
Quantinuum’s new Helios quantum computer represents a significant step forward in quantum error correction. Using barium ions as qubits, it requires only 2 physical qubits per logical qubit, dramatically simpler than competing superconducting systems.
The Trump administration’s 180-day FCPA enforcement pause ended early in June 2025 with new guidelines targeting cartels and national security threats. Yet recent cases against Liberty Mutual and Mexican nationals look like traditional corruption enforcement. The gap between policy promises and prac
The AI industry faces a capacity crunch that could lead to surge pricing models by 2027. As subsidies disappear, companies must focus on unit economics and efficiency to survive the coming economic reckoning.
Google has reached a major settlement with Epic Games that will fundamentally change how Android app distribution works. The deal allows alternative app stores and payment methods while establishing new fee structures. This leaves Apple as the only major platform still fighting Epic in court.
Google wants to build AI data centers in space using networks of solar-powered satellites. The ambitious Project Suncatcher faces challenges including cosmic radiation and tight satellite formations. First prototypes are scheduled for launch by early 2027.
Netflix is betting big on interactive and modular ad formats as the next frontier in advertising. The streamer now reports 190 million monthly active viewers for its ad-supported tier. This comes as Netflix expands targeting and integrates brands into popular shows.
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna positioned himself as a hiring optimist just days before announcing thousands of layoffs. The company’s shift toward AI and automation creates brutal whiplash for Gen Z workers already facing the toughest job market.
Nintendo has launched its official store app globally after keeping it exclusive to Japanese users for over five years. The app lets users buy games, track play activity across Switch and older consoles, and follow Nintendo news.
Nvidia becomes the first company to reach a $5 trillion valuation on the NASDAQ. Meanwhile, Europol takes down a cybercrime operation spanning 80 countries, and Signal’s CEO addresses concerns about cloud dependency.
