EuroCTP, backed by 15 European financial markets, has chosen Equinix’s critical FR2 data center in Frankfurt to host its real-time equity trading feed. The system aims to centralize all EU pre and post-trade data. The service is slated to go live in the third quarter of 2026.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen is hunting for a major public company acquisition to transform the struggling retailer into a $100 billion-plus giant. His newly adjusted compensation package could net him up to $35 billion in stock if he succeeds. Investor Michael Burry is publicly backing the plan, compari
MAINGEAR has launched a limited-run retro PC that stuffs modern RTX 50-series hardware into a classic beige chassis. Only 38 total units will be made, with prices starting at $2,499 and a top-tier model costing $9,799. It’s a nostalgia trip with a very modern price tag.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 launch appears to be delayed. A leaked teaser points to an Unpacked event on February 25, 2026, over a month later than the S25 announcement. The lineup may also see a model change, with the ‘Edge’ reportedly replaced by a ‘+’ variant.
According to Apple’s earnings, iPhone revenue soared to $85 billion in the last quarter, up from $69 billion a year ago. CEO Tim Cook highlighted record sales in Greater China and India as key drivers.
Google has launched Project Genie, an AI experiment from DeepMind that lets users create interactive virtual worlds. Available now to U.S. Google AI Ultra subscribers for $249.99/year, it’s being pitched as a step toward AGI.
In a surprising market shift, Microsoft just saw its biggest single-day stock drop since 2020, while Meta’s shares jumped 10%. The divergence highlights how investors are scrutinizing the massive AI investments from tech giants, rewarding Meta’s strong ad revenue story over Microsoft’s broader, cost
A new specification is coming this summer to add the Brotli compression filter to PDFs. This long-overdue change aims to combat ballooning file sizes but will require updates to every single PDF processor and reader.
A new survey from the Game Developers Conference paints a brutal picture of the industry. With mass layoffs continuing, developer morale is shattered, and students are losing hope.
The security model for AI is broken. We’re trying to secure dynamic, autonomous agents with tools built for static human users, and the attack surface is exploding. The conversation is shifting to securing ephemeral credentials and agent-to-agent protocols.
