AI is making software development so easy that apps can now be built and thrown away like disposable products. This fundamental shift could transform how businesses approach technology development and deployment.
Inexpensive IoT devices are creating unprecedented security risks for organizations. The FBI warns these devices are being exploited at scale, requiring new procurement and monitoring strategies.
Microsoft’s Xbox-branded handhelds face fundamental challenges against Linux alternatives. The Windows-based experience can’t match the performance and simplicity of open-source solutions like Bazzite OS.
The AI revolution is testing data center infrastructure like never before. Beyond hardware innovation, the industry faces critical challenges in partnerships, skilled labor, and sustainable scaling that could determine AI’s future growth trajectory.
The inaugural Southern Africa Eco-Infrastructure Summit launches in March 2026, creating a high-level platform to drive sustainable development. The event comes as the region faces unprecedented urbanization pressures and climate vulnerability.
A $4 billion deal to take Brighthouse Financial private represents private equity’s boldest move yet into the insurance sector. The transaction could transform how $120 billion in insurance assets gets deployed across alternative investments.
Apple is pursuing multiple AI partnerships despite delays to its Apple Intelligence rollout. CEO Tim Cook’s strategy reveals a calculated approach to catching up in the AI race while maintaining Apple’s signature ecosystem control.
Chinese state-linked hackers exploited a Windows shortcut vulnerability that Microsoft hasn’t patched since March disclosure. The sophisticated campaign targeted European diplomats using expired certificates and social engineering to deploy PlugX malware.
Jamf’s $2.2 billion acquisition by Francisco Partners represents a strategic retreat from public markets amid growing competition. The Apple device management specialist faces new challenges and opportunities as it prepares to go private in 2026.
Mark Zuckerberg’s net worth plummeted by $25 billion as Meta shares tumbled, dropping him to the world’s fifth-richest person. The decline comes despite massive AI investments and highlights the volatility of tech fortunes in the AI arms race.
