AI’s explosive growth is creating a massive energy crisis for data centers. By 2030, they could use enough power for 37 million US homes. The solution isn’t just building more plants; it’s about squeezing every drop of efficiency from existing infrastructure.
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.
The data center industry is facing unprecedented resource demands, largely fueled by AI. Legacy metrics from 20 years ago, like PUE, are no longer sufficient for modern, complex facilities. New standards are emerging to measure everything from water stress to how effectively energy is turned into co
Gemini, founded by the Winklevoss twins, has received a key license from the CFTC to operate a derivatives exchange. This paves the way for the firm to launch prediction markets for its US users.
Princeton Digital Group is accelerating construction on its large data center campus in Johor, Malaysia. The move comes as the company secures billions in financing to fuel its expansion across the fast-growing Asia Pacific region.
Plex is testing a new framework for custom metadata providers, set to fully replace its aging “agents” system by 2026. The new API offers more flexibility for developers, but key features are missing and Plex’s track record on transitions is spotty.
Deleting a file from your SSD doesn’t make it disappear instantly. The data lingers until a background process cleans it up, which affects your chances of recovery. Understanding this process is key for both privacy and accidental deletion.
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.
The global internet and digital economy run on a hidden network of submarine fiber-optic cables. Their reliability and capacity are non-negotiable for everything from banking to AI, making their future-proofing a trillion-dollar priority.
Cloud data backup startup Eon has raised a massive $300 million Series D, skyrocketing its valuation to $4 billion. The funding highlights the intense investor focus on data management platforms that serve the AI boom. But is the hype justified?
