Elon Musk’s proposed $1 trillion Tesla pay package contains two major loopholes that could reward him handsomely while delivering minimal returns to shareholders. The plan requires hitting both valuation and operational targets, but some goals are surprisingly easy to achieve. Shareholders might see
Microsoft is putting IT admins on notice about the dangers of running unsupported .NET runtimes. The company says anything older than .NET 8 is now unsupported and poses security risks. Admins need to identify and upgrade outdated applications immediately.
Microsoft’s Surface Laptop 7 with 12-core Snapdragon X Elite processor is now available for just $699.99 during Black Friday sales. The laptop includes 16GB memory, 256GB SSD, and promises up to 20 hours of battery life. This represents a 23% discount from its regular pricing.
Cherry is ending all keyboard and switch manufacturing at its German headquarters after reporting massive financial losses. The company will move production to partners in China and Slovakia while selling off one of its core business units to stay afloat.
Ethiopia’s state-owned electric utility is moving its digital operations to Wingu.Africa’s data center in Addis Ababa. The partnership aims to improve reliability and security while laying groundwork for smarter energy services. This marks a significant step in Ethiopia’s digital infrastructure deve
Google finally made Quick Share work with AirDrop, but there are still major interoperability gaps between Android and iOS. From device tracking to health data, these ecosystem walls need to fall for user convenience and safety.
Apple is pushing back against potential EU gatekeeper designation for its Maps and Ads services. The company argues both have limited usage compared to rivals like Google. A final decision from the European Commission is expected within 45 days.
KDE Plasma has announced it will completely drop X11 support in version 6.8, expected around early 2027. This follows GNOME’s similar move toward Wayland-only sessions. Meanwhile, classic Unix desktop environments and terminal tools are getting fresh updates.
CME Group halted all futures trading after a cooling system failure at CyrusOne’s CHI1 data center near Chicago. The outage affected benchmark products across rates, equities, metals, and cryptocurrencies. Experts call it one of the most widespread trading disruptions in 20 years.
Let it Die: Inferno, releasing December 4th, openly admits to using AI-generated content for voices, music, and graphics. The sequel shifts to PvEvP multiplayer and comes from Supertrick Games rather than original developer Grasshopper. Steam’s AI disclosure policy brought this to light ahead of lau
