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
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
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.
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
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.
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.
The former head of PlayStation thinks we’ve reached peak console hardware innovation. With game budgets ballooning into the hundreds of millions, the industry needs to rethink everything from graphics to game length.
Community resistance to data centers is exploding nationwide. A new report shows opposition blocked or delayed $98 billion in projects from March to June 2025 alone, with red states leading the charge.
New research reveals enterprises are drowning in applications, with an average of 1,100 apps per organization. Yet only about half properly integrate with identity governance systems, creating dangerous security gaps that attackers love.
Android might finally get its own version of Apple’s NameDrop feature. Code discovered in Google Play Services reveals a “Gesture Exchange” functionality for contact sharing. This would be Android’s second major feature borrowed from Apple recently.
