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Month: November 2025

Dell’s PowerScale Storage Comes to Azure as Managed Service
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Dell’s PowerScale Storage Comes to Azure as Managed Service

Dell and Microsoft have announced the public preview of Azure Native Dell PowerScale, a fully managed storage service running on Azure infrastructure. The new offering provides access to Dell’s OneFS file system with multi-petabyte scalability and hybrid data capabilities. Customers can now choose b

by Samuel KimNovember 16, 2025
Particle Accelerators Are About to Get Really, Really Small
InnovationScienceTechnology

Particle Accelerators Are About to Get Really, Really Small

Scientists have developed a concept for particle accelerators smaller than a human hair that could produce intense X-rays. This breakthrough could make billion-pound synchrotron capabilities available on tabletops. The technology uses carbon nanotubes and corkscrewing laser light to achieve unpreced

by Samuel KimNovember 16, 2025
JPMorgan fights $142M legal bill for convicted Frank founder
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JPMorgan fights $142M legal bill for convicted Frank founder

JPMorgan Chase is fighting a judge’s order to pay $142 million in legal fees for Frank founder Charlie Javice and CMO Olivier Amar. The executives were convicted of defrauding the bank by inflating Frank’s customer count during the $175 million acquisition. The bank claims the legal bills include lu

by Priya KapoorNovember 15, 2025
Bungie Settles Destiny 2 Plagiarism Lawsuit After Tough Year
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Bungie Settles Destiny 2 Plagiarism Lawsuit After Tough Year

Bungie has settled a plagiarism lawsuit with writer Matthew Martineau over Destiny 2’s Red War campaign and Curse of Osiris expansion. The settlement terms remain confidential as the studio faces multiple legal challenges and financial setbacks following Sony’s $3.6 billion acquisition.

by Samuel KimNovember 15, 2025
Walmart’s New CEO Started Stocking Shelves 32 Years Ago
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Walmart’s New CEO Started Stocking Shelves 32 Years Ago

Walmart just named John Furner as its next CEO, and he started as an hourly associate stocking shelves in 1993. His 32-year journey through the company represents a masterclass in leadership development that most organizations struggle to replicate. This isn’t just a promotion – it’s a statement abo

by Samuel KimNovember 15, 2025
IPOs Aren’t Dead – They’re Just Getting Strategic
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IPOs Aren’t Dead – They’re Just Getting Strategic

The IPO market has slowed dramatically since 2021’s peak, but reports of its death are premature. Public markets still offer unparalleled liquidity and access to capital that private markets can’t match. The real question isn’t whether to go public, but when and how.

by Priya KapoorNovember 15, 2025
Disney and YouTube TV Finally End Their 25-Day Standoff
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Disney and YouTube TV Finally End Their 25-Day Standoff

The 25-day blackout of Disney channels on YouTube TV has finally ended. Subscribers are getting their ABC, ESPN, and FX channels restored along with some streaming service bonuses. The deal came just in time for weekend football games.

by Priya KapoorNovember 15, 2025
Gen Z’s Solopreneur Surge in a Tough Job Market
BusinessInnovationStartups

Gen Z’s Solopreneur Surge in a Tough Job Market

When ChatGPT launched, Odyssey Gohain saw her marketing career path disappearing. After being laid off in 2023, she started her own business. Now she’s part of a growing Gen Z solopreneur movement trading stability for autonomy.

by Samuel KimNovember 14, 2025
How Ubisoft Execs Killed Splinter Cell for XDefiant
BusinessGamingTechnology

How Ubisoft Execs Killed Splinter Cell for XDefiant

Former Telltale developers joined Ubisoft in 2017 to work on a new Splinter Cell game, but executives pushed for a games-as-service model instead. The team eventually left to form AdHoc Studio, while their abandoned project became the short-lived XDefiant.

by Priya KapoorNovember 14, 2025
AI is wrong 60% of the time, and that’s a security nightmare
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AI is wrong 60% of the time, and that’s a security nightmare

New research shows AI models are fundamentally unreliable, failing 60% of queries and generating vulnerable code 45% of the time. Security experts warn this creates unprecedented chaos in enterprise environments where AI is being deployed at scale.

by Samuel KimNovember 14, 2025

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