NETSCOUT is upgrading its observability tools to close critical visibility gaps. New capabilities focus on monitoring remote sites over Wi-Fi 7 and preventing costly outages from expired SSL certificates.
NVIDIA has officially launched its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service as a native Linux application. It’s packaged as a Flatpak, giving desktop Linux users direct access to a library of over 4,500 streamable games. However, official support is currently limited to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and x86_64 systems.
Microsoft used Data Privacy Day to double down on its commitment to user privacy, especially for AI tools like Copilot. This comes as the company reports a 16.7% revenue increase despite a 10% stock drop from heavy AI spending.
Apple is marking Data Privacy Week with warnings about how data brokers can assemble detailed personal profiles from anonymized location data. This echoes a critical research report from five years ago and Tim Cook’s own blistering 2018 speech on the “weaponization” of personal information.
A new study found that in structured, personal conversations, people reported feeling closer to AI-generated responses than to those from real humans. The catch? This emotional connection largely disappeared when participants knew they were talking to a machine.
Hanno Renner, co-founder and CEO of Personio, sat down with the EU-Startups Podcast to discuss the company’s ten-year journey. He covers the shift from survival to scale, leadership lessons from sailing, and the company’s massive $724 million in funding.
Tesla is making a historic pivot from electric vehicles to AI and robotics. This comes as the company reports its first-ever annual revenue decline and faces intense competition from BYD.
Microsoft confirms its January 2026 security update, KB5074109, is crashing some commercial PCs with an UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME error. The company is working on a partial fix, but it won’t repair devices that are already unbootable.
Apple TV+ is looking to land its next big fantasy franchise. The streamer is reportedly in serious talks to adapt Brandon Sanderson’s sprawling Cosmere universe, which includes series like “Mistborn” and “The Stormlight Archive.”
A tech journalist who started on Windows 3.1 is making the case for Linux. The argument isn’t about being free or open-source, but about which operating system actually respects the user’s time and choices in 2024.
