The big comeback of the Dell XPS. The company is phasing out the Dell Premium brand at CES 2026
In a rare act of corporate humility, Dell is reversing last year's decision to kill the XPS brand,…
Intel Core Ultra Series 3: End of Hyper-Threading and debut of 18A processor
The start of mass production of Panther Lake chips marks Intel's definitive transition from the laboratory promises of…
Nvidia Rubin: A new definition of AI economics and the end of the Blackwell era
Nvidia used CES to unveil the Rubin platform, which is set to replace the Blackwell line and offer…
AMD offensive: Helios platform and announcement of 1000-fold performance boost
AMD's opening of CES 2026 is a clear signal that the company is aiming for dominance in the…
MSI introduces Panther Lake chips. Prestige and Modern series with 18A lithography
MSI's decision to implement Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors in its refreshed Prestige and Modern series is…
30 hours of battery life and AI features. Samsung Galaxy Book6 enters the game in the Enterprise segment
Samsung is entering a new era of mobile performance by implementing Intel 18A-based processors and the latest RTX…
Platformisation of cybersecurity in 2026: Strategic necessity or fashionable buzzword?
The long-standing dogma of combining the best but separate solutions has definitively collapsed under the weight of operational…
Billions for network visibility. Will Cisco acquire the Axonius platform?
Cisco Systems is not slowing down in its consolidation of the cyber security market. According to reports from…
Grok off the leash. A major vulnerability in Musk’s AI security systems
xAI faced a serious image and legal crisis after its flagship model Grok enabled the generation of illegal…
The great Starlink migration. SpaceX lowers the orbit of 4400 satellites
SpaceX is redefining its orbital strategy by announcing plans to move 4,400 Starlink satellites to a lower altitude…
Engineers are too expensive to watch over servers
As technology cycles shorten from years to months, the traditional race for speed of response no longer guarantees…
AI tax: Why will we be paying crores for smartphones and PCs in 2026?
The surge in demand for AI infrastructure has monopolized global manufacturing capacity, pushing the semiconductor market into a…
Patriotism or cold calculation? Why IT is going back to its roots (and local servers)
The illusion of a boundless and apolitical cloud is finally fading, forcing IT leaders to treat the physical…
New Year’s Eve 2025: Farewell to the year of ransomware, hello to the year of deepfakes
The explosion of generative artificial intelligence capabilities has caused deepfakes to rapidly evolve from a technological curiosity into…
Cyber Security 2026: Why is the integration of IT, OT and IoT inevitable?
The evolution of cyber threats driven by artificial intelligence means that by 2026, the traditional division between office…
DORA: IBM officially under EU supervision as a key technology provider
The European Supervisory Authorities have officially recognized IBM as a key ICT service provider, which means that the…
Record $61bn data centre market. AI is driving a historic wave of acquisitions
The global artificial intelligence fever has driven the data center M&A market to a historic high of $61…
HTC is betting on an open AI architecture. Will it be enough to threaten Meta’s dominance?
HTC is challenging Meta's dominance in the smart glasses market by adopting a strategy that is radically different…
DORA, NIS2 and RODO: The end of the ‘handyman’ era in IT
In 2026, IT departments found themselves caught between the pressure to innovate and the crushing weight of new…
Lenovo targets technology debt. New offensive in the area of storage and HCI
Lenovo is tackling the technological debt of enterprises by introducing an upgraded ThinkSystem and ThinkAgile portfolio designed to…
Public cloud in the European Union – between innovation and data responsibility
Digital transformation in Europe is increasingly relying on the public cloud, which has become the foundation for scalability,…