A wave of opposition is stalling datacenter construction needed for AI. Residents are fighting projects over land use and power demands, forcing tech giants to confront a growing “not in my backyard” movement.
A new report details a torrent of AI-powered holiday scams, with tens of thousands of phishing emails and fake ads detected in just two weeks. The technology is making fraudulent messages and websites nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
Apple’s latest iOS 26.3 developer beta introduces two long-requested features. Users can now directly transfer data to an Android phone and forward iPhone notifications to non-Apple wearables.
Google is discontinuing its free dark web monitoring service, which alerts users when personal info like emails and phone numbers appears on shady parts of the internet. The company says the tool wasn’t providing “helpful next steps” and will focus on more actionable security features instead.
Microsoft is rolling out a significant stability-focused update for Windows 11 testers. Build 28020.1362 tackles long-standing bugs in File Explorer, the taskbar, and graphics. It’s a polish release aimed at making the OS feel more reliable.
A new laser projector is making a serious case for ditching your living room TV. The Dangbei DBOX02 Pro delivers a massive, bright 4K image with the simplicity of Google TV, all for under a grand.
YouTube CEO Neal Mohan says he strictly limits his three children’s time on YouTube and other platforms, especially on weekdays. His comments come as Australia becomes the first country to formally bar users under 16 from major social media.
DataMasque, a small data security and AI startup, is landing Fortune 100 customers without a physical presence in their countries. Their secret weapon? The AWS Marketplace, which handles global sales, compliance, and payments, allowing them to grow customers first and teams later.
According to AppleInsider, a wave of senior employees is retiring from Apple, but the company is still pushing forward with new iPads expected early next year featuring the A19 chip and Apple Intelligence. The podcast also discusses Pebble’s new smart ring and revisits the legendary “Snow Leopard” a
AIOps promises to manage complex hybrid IT systems, but in Singapore’s financial sector, regulators demand explainability and control. This creates a major tension for CIOs aiming to boost resilience without crossing regulatory lines.
