A newly discovered vulnerability in Chromium-based browsers threatens to freeze systems worldwide. The Brash flaw exploits architectural weaknesses in how browsers handle DOM operations, leaving over 3 billion users vulnerable to denial-of-service attacks.
Automakers are activating emergency “war rooms” as geopolitical tensions threaten semiconductor supplies. Honda has already cut production, while Stellantis and Volkswagen implement crisis management protocols to navigate the latest chip shortage.
Apple is gearing up for a significant November product wave that could redefine its ecosystem strategy. From major software updates to long-anticipated hardware refreshes, the company appears poised for a strategic end-of-year push.
Amazon’s Lord of the Rings MMO has been cancelled for the second time as part of broader gaming division cuts. The move reveals fundamental challenges in Amazon’s approach to game development and MMO creation.
As employers increasingly deploy wearable technology to monitor workers, a new study reveals both the promise of healthier workplaces and the peril of digital surveillance. Researchers analyzed 74 workplace studies to create ethical guidelines for this emerging trend.
As climate ambitions face reality checks, the cleantech sector confronts a critical scaling challenge. Beyond policy frameworks, deeper structural issues threaten to derail progress toward net-zero targets.
Organizations are rediscovering that leadership requires more than strategy and execution. The social contract demands care, participation, and candor to create safe havens amid chaos. This isn’t soft management—it’s essential infrastructure.
The ongoing TikTok saga represents more than just a corporate ownership dispute. It’s become a proxy battle for technological supremacy and data sovereignty between the world’s two largest economies, with millions of American users caught in the middle.
American Electric Power’s explosive data center growth reveals fundamental shifts in electricity demand patterns. The utility’s 28GW pipeline signals both opportunity and massive infrastructure challenges ahead for the entire industry.
Industrial heat accounts for 18% of global emissions, making it one of the toughest decarbonization challenges. Thermal batteries that store renewable electricity as intense heat could finally provide a viable solution for sectors like steel and cement.
