Hackers are increasingly targeting the technology suppliers businesses depend on, with new research showing one in four organizations suffered a supplier-related cyber incident.
Canonical is adding an Enterprise Store to Ubuntu Pro, giving businesses more control over snaps, charms, updates, and software distribution behind strict firewalls.
Dynabook’s new Portégé X30L-P packs Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, Copilot+ PC features, and enterprise security into a lightweight 13.3-inch laptop that weighs only 910 grams.
Finance leaders are rushing to deploy AI agents, but a new survey suggests many companies are moving faster than their safeguards can handle. As AI takes on more financial tasks, questions around governance, accountability, and control are becoming harder to ignore.
Samsung is following Apple into credit cards with the new Samsung Galaxy Card, offering up to 5 percent cash back and direct Samsung Wallet integration.
Surfshark says FastTrack can improve VPN speeds by up to 70 percent across more than half of its server locations. Unfortunately, the feature remains exclusive to macOS.
Bristol Myers Squibb is expanding its NVIDIA infrastructure with a Vera Rubin AI factory designed to support drug discovery, proprietary models, and AI-powered scientific research.
AMD is bringing 3D V-Cache gaming performance to a lower price with the Ryzen 7 7700X3D, but Newegg’s single stick DDR5 strategy comes with compromises.
Linux Mint is preparing to make Wayland a fully supported option in Cinnamon, with improvements for NVIDIA graphics, HiDPI displays, multiple monitors, KVM switches, and application compatibility.
Visa is expanding deeper into crypto infrastructure with a platform that lets banks and fintechs mint, store, transfer, and redeem stablecoins through a Visa-managed environment.
Gloop founder Brett Kalina discusses the social app’s video challenges, community verification, teen safety, rewards, monetization, and plans for growth.
Fairlife has temporarily suspended production in the United States after a ransomware attack disrupted systems tied to its operations. Coca-Cola says product quality and safety have not been affected.