The data center liquid cooling market is in a phase of “high-level explosive growth,” driven by AI’s insatiable demand. With specialized “neocloud” providers growing over 200% year-on-year, the race is on to deploy efficient, scalable cooling like never before.
According to a new analysis, tech leaders are heading into 2026 with a radically different hiring landscape. A deep talent shortage, AI-driven role changes, and skyrocketing urban costs are forcing a permanent shift towards global, remote hiring strategies.
The massive demand for AI data center chips is creating bottlenecks across the electronics supply chain. Analysts warn this could lead to component shortages and price increases for consumer devices like smartphones.
The Tor Browser is overhauling its development cycle, moving its Alpha channel from Firefox’s annual ESR base to a faster, four-week Rapid Release cadence. This aims to reduce developer burnout but comes with new risks for testers. Stable users will see only one major update per year instead of two.
OpenAI is taking an ownership stake in Thrive Holdings, the managed services arm of its major investor, Thrive Capital. The plan is to embed OpenAI’s tech into Thrive’s accounting and IT businesses to create a “repeatable model” for other industries.
Microsoft ended mainstream support for Windows 10 last October, but nearly a billion PCs are still running it. According to Dell, half of those machines are too old to even upgrade to Windows 11, creating a massive hardware refresh challenge for the industry.
OpenAI announced two major partnerships on Monday, December 1. One embeds its teams inside Thrive Holdings’ portfolio companies, while the other arms Accenture’s professionals with ChatGPT Enterprise.
A major cryptocurrency mixing service, Cryptomixer, has been shut down by Europol and international partners. The service allegedly helped launder 1.3 billion euros for cybercriminals involved in ransomware and dark web markets since 2016.
A new report predicts enterprise software will fundamentally shift by 2026 to accommodate a digital workforce of AI agents. This move from user-centric to process-centric design forces tech leaders to rethink their entire stack and workforce planning. But is the business world ready for this level o
AMD has officially listed the Radeon Pro W7900D, a variant of its flagship workstation card designed to comply with US export restrictions to China. The company’s Linux drivers also reveal two new AI-focused GPUs, the R9600D and R9700S, hinting at a broader professional portfolio expansion.
