Tesco Ditches VMware Over Broadcom’s 175% Price Hike
Tesco moves 40,000 server workloads off VMware after Broadcom raised prices 175%. UK retailer cites abusive conduct in court filings.
Major Security Breach Exposes Credentials at Fortune 500 Companies
Thousands of credentials compromised in massive breach affecting Oracle, Lenovo, FedEx, NATO contractor, and Fortinet. Critical cybersecurity alert.
AT&T Accused of Misleading FCC Over Network Shutdown
California claims AT&T made false statements to the FCC regarding its plan to discontinue legacy phone service infrastructure.
FDA Approves Second Maggot Species for Wound Healing
FDA clears second fly species for maggot therapy, expanding treatment options for chronic wounds despite limited clinical data.
Apple’s AI Push Could Force iPhone Price Hikes
Tim Cook signals Apple may raise iPhone prices as AI development costs mount, calling current situation 'unsustainable' for the tech giant.
Quantum Error Correction Breakthrough Expected by 2028
Major quantum computing advances promise practical error correction within four years, potentially accelerating the race toward commercially viable quantum systems.
Enterprise AI ROI Reality Check: The Reckoning Begins
After aggressive AI adoption, companies face budget overruns and licensing cuts. NEA's Tiffany Luck on why enterprises struggle to prove AI returns.
Snap’s AR Glasses Launch Triggers Stock Decline
Snap's highly anticipated smart glasses debut fails to impress investors, resulting in notable stock underperformance following the product announcement.
Roelof Botha Joins SpaceX Board After Historic IPO
Sequoia Capital veteran Roelof Botha appointed to SpaceX board following company's record-breaking initial public offering.
AI Winners Won’t Be AI Sellers, Says Veteran VC Chien
Venture capitalist Chi-Hua Chien, who predicted Facebook's rise, reveals why true AI profits lie elsewhere—not in selling AI itself.