A severe DRAM supply crisis is causing RAM and SSD prices to triple, with impacts expected to last until 2028. However, if you’re mostly playing older or indie games, your current PC is probably just fine for the long haul.
Slope, an AI-powered lending startup, is launching an integrated line of credit for Amazon sellers. The program, backed by a JPMorgan Chase facility, offers real-time approvals directly through Seller Central for businesses with over $100,000 in annual revenue.
Apple is finally letting Android users cast Apple TV+ shows to their TVs. This move, long after the Android app launched, signals a serious push for wider subscriber growth outside its own devices.
Google is discontinuing its dark web report feature in early 2026. The company says user feedback indicated the tool, which scanned for personal info in data breaches, wasn’t providing helpful next steps. Users will need to delete their monitoring profiles before the February 16 shutdown.
A new perspective on data centers suggests they could be a boon, not a burden, for the grid and ratepayers. By agreeing to flexible interconnection, they can connect years sooner and generate revenue that utilities could use to lower bills.
ServiceNow is making a major move to secure the AI agent boom, agreeing to acquire identity platform Veza for more than $1 billion. The deal aims to solve the critical governance gap as non-human identities explode. It’s a direct response to the security chaos of autonomous AI.
A critical React server-side flaw is being exploited at scale by over a dozen distinct attack groups. Wiz reports half of all vulnerable, internet-facing systems remain unpatched, creating a massive attack surface for everything from cryptojacking to sophisticated espionage.
According to a Financial Times report, global solar growth is slowing after a policy shift in China and less favorable US policies. In response, developers are turning to battery storage and long-term contracts to manage risk.
Apple’s appeal of a contempt ruling in the Epic Games antitrust case has largely failed. The court affirmed Apple violated the injunction but asked the judge to reconsider the total ban on collecting commissions for outside purchases.
A new $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applications is creating chaos. While big tech can afford it, smaller employers are being priced out entirely, contradicting the policy’s goals.
