Microsoft’s Windows 11 KB5070311 preview update is a classic case of one step forward, two steps back. It improves dark mode UI elements but introduces a disruptive white flash bug in File Explorer and a lock screen issue.
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 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.
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.
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.
Orqa has massively expanded its manufacturing capacity in Croatia. This move is all about building a secure, non-Chinese supply chain for defense-grade drones in Europe.
A chiller plant failure at a CyrusOne data center in Chicago brought CME Group’s Globex platform to a standstill. The outage, which began late on November 27, froze trading in key futures contracts for over half a day during Asian and European sessions.
Electricity prices are spiking after years of stagnation, and the coming AI data center boom is only part of the story. A conversation with a former utility commissioner reveals the deeper structural pressures on the grid that are hitting your wallet now.
Samsung is about to lock in an incredible 20-year streak as the world’s top TV seller, holding a massive 29% market share. However, LG maintains a firm grip on the premium OLED segment, leading for 13 years straight.
A report from Forbes highlights a stunning user revolt against Windows 11. Despite having hardware that can run it, 500 million people are sticking with Windows 10, setting up a potential security crisis.
