The push for graphical dashboards for DevOps has been strong, but a new wave of powerful terminal user interface (TUI) tools is changing the game. Tools like btop++ for system stats and k9s for Kubernetes are proving to be faster, lighter, and more honest than their GUI counterparts.
A major AI safety watchdog just flunked leading labs on their plans for managing superintelligent AI. The report highlights a jarring gap between the race for capability and basic safety precautions.
Microsoft is rolling out a new Windows 11 Insider build packed with foundational updates. The headliner is native support for the Model Context Protocol, giving AI agents a standardized way to connect to system tools.
AWS has unveiled its next-generation Graviton5 processor, built on 3nm technology. It packs 192 cores and promises significant performance gains for cloud workloads. The first instances are in preview now.
Major PC makers are warning of significant price increases starting this month. The culprit is a massive spike in memory chip costs, driven by AI demand and shortages.
Manufacturers faced a brutal 2025, with over half hit by ransomware paying an average $1 million. As AI-driven “smart factories” become the goal, experts warn the attack surface is only growing more complex and dangerous.
Nvidia’s path to becoming a $4 trillion company almost ended in the 1990s. A failed deal with Sega led to a desperate plea for a $5 million investment, which a Sega executive granted simply because he liked the young CEO.
Mark Zuckerberg is preparing deep cuts to Meta’s Reality Labs division, the unit behind the metaverse. The move comes after the division has lost over $70 billion since 2021. Investors are cheering as the company pivots resources toward AI.
According to new testing by Ars Technica, Windows 11 holds a performance edge over SteamOS when running on dedicated AMD GPUs. This is the opposite of what’s often seen on integrated graphics handhelds. The performance gap is especially problematic for 8GB cards, hinting at challenges for Valve’s up
As companies race to implement AI, they’re creating massive new security vulnerabilities. The old ways of protecting networks aren’t enough when the crown jewel is the data itself. Building an AI-ready security posture is now a strategic necessity.
