Lumen Technologies has named Jim Fowler as its new chief technology and product officer, replacing Dave Ward. Fowler, who was already on Lumen’s board, faces the tough job of returning the struggling telecom to revenue growth.
In a surprise post on Truth Social, President Trump announced he will allow Nvidia to ship its advanced H200 AI chips to China. The policy, which will also apply to AMD and Intel, immediately boosted the chipmakers’ stock prices in premarket trading.
New code in the Android Switch app hints at major upgrades for cross-platform data migration. This could finally make switching from iPhone less of a hassle for key user data.
Charlie Penner, the activist investor who helped Engine No. 1 win board seats at ExxonMobil, has built a stake in Siemens Energy. His new fund, Ananym Capital, is pushing the German giant to spin off its Siemens Gamesa wind unit, arguing it’s holding back more profitable divisions.
Google’s Chrome security team is rolling out new protections designed to safeguard its upcoming agentic browsing features. The focus is on combating indirect prompt injection, a novel attack that can trick AI agents into harmful actions.
According to a new report, Lenovo is working on a gaming laptop with a rollable OLED screen that expands horizontally. The Legion Pro Rollable could debut as soon as CES 2026 in a few weeks. This follows the company’s earlier vertical rollable screen in the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6.
Google is sounding the alarm as account takeovers surge, driven by phishing and info-stealing malware. The convenience of Chrome Sync creates a massive single point of failure for your entire digital life.
The acclaimed System Shock remake is coming to Nintendo consoles. A critical decision to ditch Unreal Engine 5 for an older version made the port possible on the original Switch hardware.
Elon Musk pushed back on reports of an $800 billion SpaceX valuation while revealing that Starlink is the company’s dominant revenue source. With a major NASA moon lander contract on the line, 2026 is shaping up to be a make-or-break year.
Microsoft is dropping a massive feature update for Windows 11 on December 9th. The patch includes 16 new additions, focusing on design tweaks, AI integration, and gaming improvements.
