Microsoft is preparing a significant behind-the-scenes upgrade to Teams’ calling system that promises faster startup times and improved meeting stability. The update introduces a new background process that separates calling features from the main application, with rollout beginning January 2026 acr
While companies focus on financial protection after data breaches, they’re missing the profound emotional impact on victims. The standard response of credit monitoring fails to address anxiety, stress, and loss of trust that can persist for years.
Nvidia is pushing back against concerns that Google’s AI chips could threaten its dominance. The company says its Blackwell platform remains a generation ahead of competitors. But Google’s TPUs are gaining traction with major players like Meta.
CISA is warning smartphone users against unencrypted text messaging as nation-state actors target private messaging apps. The warning specifically mentions Signal and WhatsApp vulnerabilities, urging users to avoid standard messaging apps that lack end-to-end encryption.
Google is developing Aluminium OS, a unified Android/ChromeOS platform for desktop computing. The project was officially announced in September 2023 at Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit. The AI-first operating system will power laptops, tablets, and compact desktop devices.
A new study reveals artificial intelligence now generates more than half of all online articles. This tipping point raises questions about the future of human authorship and content quality across the web.
Microsoft is pulling its Copilot AI chatbot from WhatsApp effective January 15. The move comes as Meta changes its WhatsApp Business API policies to exclude general-purpose AI chatbots. Users won’t be able to transfer their chat history to Microsoft’s platform.
Amazon Web Services reportedly operates from over 900 data centers worldwide, far exceeding industry estimates. The massive footprint raises concerns about energy consumption and environmental impact as cloud computing continues expanding.
SBQuantum has secured a $1 million ESA contract to build quantum sensors that can detect magnetic fields one million times weaker than Earth’s. These compact devices will monitor ocean currents and space weather from CubeSat satellites. The technology could also have military applications for submar
Japan is making an ambitious $12 billion push to rejoin the semiconductor elite through Rapidus, a government-backed foundry targeting 2nm chip production by 2027. The project faces massive technical and financial hurdles but represents Tokyo’s most serious attempt in decades to reclaim chip leaders
