Australian data center company IREN’s stock surged 20% after announcing a blockbuster $9.7 billion deal with Microsoft. The five-year agreement provides Microsoft access to Nvidia’s GB300 GPUs at IREN’s Texas facility, marking a major validation of the company’s AI infrastructure strategy.
A surprising home lab strategy reveals why upgrading your desktop with a dual-port NIC delivers better results than server upgrades. Discover the practical benefits of this counterintuitive approach to network optimization.
The latest Steam Hardware Survey reveals significant milestones for Linux and AMD processors. Both platforms reached record highs in October, signaling potential shifts in the gaming hardware ecosystem.
A major US-China trade deal eases automotive chip exports as Xbox redefines its console strategy. Meanwhile, Tony Blair warns the UK risks falling behind in the quantum computing race.
Escape From Tarkov has officially gone gold ahead of its November 15 launch, ending a decade-long Early Access journey. The extraction shooter’s 1.0 release coincides with its Steam debut, signaling a new era for the hardcore gaming genre.
Microsoft’s latest Xbox ad campaign leans into internet memes while the company fundamentally rethinks its gaming strategy. The shift from hardware to ecosystem comes amid significant internal challenges and ambitious financial targets.
While Robinhood leads S&P 500 gainers with 294% returns, the real story is the AI storage revolution. Western Digital and Micron represent sustainable growth engines in the data center boom. Here’s why their fundamentals support continued upside.
Stride Inc. just demonstrated how even strong earnings can’t save a stock when guidance disappoints. The online education provider beat expectations but lost half its market value in days. Here’s what the numbers reveal about the road ahead.
Markets open the week with positive momentum following US-China trade developments and significant technology sector deals. The $9.7 billion Microsoft-IREN contract highlights growing AI infrastructure demand as earnings season continues.
Artificial intelligence is no longer just software—it’s becoming a new class of user with employee-level access and privileges. The security implications of this shift are profound and demand immediate attention from organizations worldwide.
