Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s stock took a 9% hit Friday following a quarterly revenue miss. While overall sales grew 14% to $9.68 billion, it fell short of the $9.94 billion analysts expected, with server segment revenue declining 5% year-over-year.
TechRadar dug into Norton VPN’s privacy promises. The policy is transparent and audited, but it does keep some connection and app data for up to 18 months. It’s a strong contender for privacy-focused users.
Everyone’s talking about Nvidia and cloud providers in the AI race. But a new report highlights the massive, hidden industry that has to build the stage before the AI show can even start. The real money and logistical nightmares are in the trenches of construction and infrastructure.
X-FAB is launching a new platform to speed up silicon carbide chip development. The company claims it can cut planning phases by 6x and get devices to production up to nine months faster. It’s a push to capture more fabless business in the competitive power semiconductor market.
Executives from Nvidia to AMD are getting grilled on earnings calls about a potential AI bubble. The phrase appeared 42 times last quarter, a massive spike driven by trillion-dollar spending plans and investor anxiety. Analysts say only real financial results will end the debate.
Coremont, a provider of portfolio management software for asset managers, has landed a €34 million strategic growth investment. The funding will fuel expansion into new asset classes and deeper AI integration for its analytics platform.
VinFast, controlled by billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong, is pouring another $500 million into its factory in Tamil Nadu, India. The plan is to triple annual production capacity to 150,000 vehicles and start making electric buses and scooters.
AI is transforming the workplace, but not by just eliminating jobs. It’s quietly reducing hours in “shadow layoffs” while simultaneously paving the way for a surge in new business creation. The real challenge is making the tools accessible to everyone.
A new report from MakeUseOf dismantles the most common browser privacy myths. It turns out our go-to habits are largely security theater, offering comfort but little real protection against modern tracking.
If your new high-speed RAM is running slower than the number on the box, don’t panic. Motherboards default to conservative JEDEC speeds for stability. The advertised speed is an overclocking profile you need to enable yourself.
