The myth of invulnerability is over. Microsoft has opened the FBI’s BitLocker data vault
Microsoft's decision to hand over BitLocker encryption keys to the FBI as part of an investigation in Guam…
Microsoft’s costly mistake: Why January’s patch hit enterprise productivity
The beginning of 2026 taught Microsoft a painful lesson about the risks of rushing to implement patches that,…
Tesla challenges European and Chinese regulations
Elon Musk is putting all his eggs in one basket, announcing the rapid debut of the Full Self-Driving…
Why doesn’t Lenovo want to create its own LLM?
While its rivals are investing billions in building their own AI models, Lenovo has chosen to be a…
Singapore bets $1 billion on technology sovereignty
Singapore is systematically strengthening its position as Asia's digital leader, announcing a billion-dollar investment in artificial intelligence research…
Grok on DSA’s target: Why Brussels wants to ban the xAI chatbot
EU regulators are bringing out the big guns against xAI, putting the future of the Grok chatbot on…
The end of the monopoly in AI? Samsung enters the HBM4 game and challenges SK Hynix
Samsung rzuca wyzwanie dotychczasowej dominacji SK Hynix, kończąc okres niepewności związany z certyfikacją swoich najbardziej zaawansowanych układów pamięci.…
The twilight of the 5G era? Ericsson chooses financial engineering over expansion
Ericsson's strategy is evolving from aggressive competition for 5G market share toward rigorous financial discipline and margin protection.…
The speed trap. Why chasing powerful AI is a dead end for CTOs.
The modern pursuit of increasingly powerful AI models resembles an arms race, in which it is easy to…
Will Google save the AI in the iPhone? The new Siri is set to change everything
Market pressure is forcing Apple to make a strategic shift and turn to Google technology to transform Siri…
Not Starlink, but TeraWave. Blue Origin targets governments, not consumers
Jeff Bezos is opening a new front in the space race with Elon Musk, abandoning the direct battle…
The AI boom is strangling the electronics market. A wave of price rises and falling sales await us
The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure by American tech giants has absorbed most of the global supply of…
Asbis closes a difficult year on a strong note. Slovakia and new iPhones drive the rebound
Asbis' December results show a clear recovery, with revenues of $383 million making this month the company's best…
Lack of staff is no excuse. How do you build enterprise-class cyber security without an army of IT professionals?
Maintaining an efficient security department on your own is no longer just a technical challenge, but a critical…
CISO Hot Chair. Personal responsibility in the age of NIS2 – when digital risk becomes private
The role of CISO is no longer a safe haven for IT experts, transforming into one of the…
The end of anonymity in ChatGPT? OpenAI turns on the age estimation algorithm
OpenAI is implementing an advanced behavioral analysis model that will automatically estimate the age of ChatGPT users to…
Deflation of IT services. How did AI turn SAP from market star to outsider?
Investors are sharply reevaluating SAP shares, fearing that artificial intelligence will permanently reduce margins and change the economics…
The Lip-Bu Tan effect: Is Intel finally going out on a limb?
After years of skepticism caused by management mistakes, Wall Street once again believes in Intel, as evidenced by…
12.4bn USD in space. Armaments and AI are reinvigorating the space sector
The space technology sector successfully resisted the broader slowdown in capital markets, closing 2025 with record investment levels…
Nvidia trapped. Why did Beijing reject AI chips despite Trump’s approval?
Jensen Huang is preparing for a risky trip to China, trying to find his place in a new…
Red Tuesday for Dell and HPE. Analysts prophesy the end of the IT buying eldorado
Optimism fueled by artificial intelligence gave way to hard calculations when Morgan Stanley downgraded its recommendation for the…