Oracle’s massive $10 billion data center project in Michigan has hit a financing snag. Key backer Blue Owl Capital has pulled out, citing concerns over Oracle’s debt and AI spending. Blackstone is now in talks to potentially pick up the tab.
Cisco has unveiled a new framework designed to help organizations understand and mitigate risks across the entire AI lifecycle. It aims to bridge the gap between technical security flaws and the real-world safety failures they cause.
A new survey reveals a major shift in how younger generations view success. They’re prioritizing ownership and control, betting on themselves over traditional career paths.
Dispatch, one of GameSpot’s best games of 2025, has appeared on the Australian Nintendo eShop for both Switch and Switch 2. The listing confirms a January 29 launch and details a free next-gen upgrade with enhanced performance.
Uber is facing a massive lawsuit from the FTC and 21 states over its Uber One subscription service. Regulators claim the company billed users without consent and created a maze of up to 23 screens to cancel.
Facing three major legal battles and intense AI competition, Google’s 2025 looked bleak. Instead, it posted over $100 billion in quarterly revenue, avoided a forced Chrome sale, and saw its AI models like Gemini 3 and Veo 3 become major hits.
Instagram has launched a dedicated TV app, starting with Amazon Fire TV in the US. It’s all about Reels for now, with plans for more features. But the whole idea raises some big questions.
A new lawsuit claims major TV brands are using a hidden feature to spy on viewers. The technology allegedly takes screenshots of your screen twice a second to track your viewing habits without proper consent.
Microsoft is adding page-level proofing language controls to OneNote for Windows. The update, rolling out now, aims to end the frustration of spellcheck switching with your keyboard layout.
Downing Street insists the $40 billion Tech Prosperity Deal with the US isn’t dead, despite being paused. Meanwhile, the EU is firming up plans for a new class of small, affordable electric cars. In security news, a probe found some “privacy” browser extensions are secretly harvesting and selling us
