For nearly six years, CDTO Jaime Montemayor has been rebuilding General Mills’ tech foundation. Now, with clean data and global engineering teams, the company is automating supply chains and reinventing marketing with AI.
Coupang, one of South Korea’s largest online retailers, has disclosed a massive data breach affecting nearly 34 million customers. The unauthorized access began on June 24, 2025, and wasn’t fully contained until after November 18. Police are investigating a former Chinese employee now living abroad.
Scala Data Centers has secured R$200 million ($37.2 million) in financing from Brazil’s National Bank for Economic and Social Development. This marks the company’s second loan from BNDES, following a previous R$180 million facility. The funds will support equipment acquisition and infrastructure exp
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.
A self-propagating npm malware campaign has resurfaced, compromising secrets from over 25,000 developer repositories within three days. The attack targets major packages including Zapier, AsyncAPI, and Postman, executing malicious code during the pre-install phase. GitHub is struggling to contain th
Blackpool Council is seeking a provider to build and operate a £300 million data center powered by renewable energy. The facility will use immersion cooling and supply waste heat to local communities. This marks a major shift for the seaside town’s economy.
The rapid expansion of data centers in Texas is creating winter electricity demand spikes that could lead to blackouts during extreme cold. OpenAI’s massive new campus alone could require as much power as a nuclear plant. Grid reliability experts warn this compounds risks similar to the 2021 winter
The MANTIS satellite mission has wrapped up after two years of delivering high-resolution Earth imagery for energy, mining, and environmental sectors. What made it unique was combining advanced optics with onboard AI processing in a compact 12U form factor. The mission successfully deorbited without
DNA storage could theoretically hold all the world’s data in a coffee cup and preserve it for thousands of years. The technology promises revolutionary density and longevity, but synthesis costs remain astronomical. Researchers say we need a fundamental breakthrough to make it practical.
QTS Data Centers is funding a $1.5 million research initiative with the University of Wisconsin-Madison to advance sustainable digital infrastructure. The program will explore hydrogen power, energy storage, and environmental impacts of data center expansion.
