Craig Hale

Hector Martin has resigned from Asahi Linux “effective immediately,” citing burnout and Linux community challenges.

Steam users who downloaded PirateFi are being warned to run a system check or fully reset their PC.

US officials are urging the Director of National Intelligence to reconsider US-UK cybersecurity arrangements.

Court finds WD guilty of patent infringement, ordering it to pay hundreds of millions to SPEX.

Sophos is cutting 6% of its jobs following its $859 million acquisition of Secureworks.

Larry Ellison isn’t worried about data siloes in companies – he’s worried about data siloes at government level.

Voluntary layoffs induced by IBM’s return-to-office mandate could see the company employ more AI.

Fast AI innovation comes at the expense of governance, with many leaders worried about a lack of AI frameworks.

Amazon will start selling even more products, but if it doesn’t stock them, it’ll take you directly to the seller’s website.

Adobe launches new AI video generation model going beyond anything else around today.

Using spreadsheets is slowing finance workers down and potentially introducing regulatory risks, report claims.

Businesses are preparing to invest more in artificial intelligence designed for specific tasks, like translation.

France will add even more nuclear energy to its portfolio to power the next generation of AI data centers.

Elon Musk has criticized OpenAI’s plans to go for-profit, offering up $97.4 billion to buy the AI giant.

Microsoft may have to broaden the gap between the Office plans it sells with and without Teams.

Only a few workers use AI for most of their work, and it’s proving to be a human aid rather than a threat.

Tech layoffs rose from 3.9% to 5.7% in one month, but it could just be that companies are faced with new year budgets.

Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark is stepping down, with the company announcing a former Intel executive as his replacement.

Report claims 70% of 22,000 tasks could be “transformed” or even “replaced” by AI, but we need better guidance.

Many businesses already use low-code, but artificial intelligence could make that even more effective.

Amazon says it expects to spend in excess of $100 billion this year, with the “vast majority” going straight into AI projects.

The global tablet market is finally growing after many years of major decline.