Samsung is expanding its Internet browser to desktop with AI-powered features and seamless cross-device integration. This strategic move could reshape browser competition as manufacturers aim to unify user experiences across platforms.
Venture capital’s reliance on pattern matching has created massive blind spots in startup funding. New behavioral science research identifies the actual traits that predict unicorn success, challenging decades of industry assumptions about what makes a founder investable.
OpenAI has launched Aardvark, an autonomous AI security researcher that operates 24/7 to find and fix code vulnerabilities. The GPT-5-powered agent represents a major shift in how security expertise gets operationalized at scale. But what does this mean for the future of cybersecurity?
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.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Edge appears to have been resurrected from cancellation rumors with a new “More Slim” development codename. The company’s internal confusion suggests significant strategic shifts in their flagship smartphone approach for 2026.
Apple is preparing macOS Tahoe 26.1 for public release with significant AI enhancements and design refinements. The release candidate reveals expanded third-party AI integration beyond ChatGPT, setting the stage for Apple’s broader AI strategy.
Extreme Networks has unveiled its AI-powered Service Agent for all Platform ONE customers, automating network management tasks. Simultaneously, CTO Nabil Bukhari has expanded his role to President of AI Platforms, underscoring the company’s strategic focus on artificial intelligence integration across its portfolio.
Extreme Networks has introduced Extreme Service Agent, a new AI-powered software solution now available to all Extreme Platform ONE customers, according to company reports. Sources indicate the agent simplifies network management and automates routine workflows, enabling IT teams to operate more efficiently. The networking specialist stated this development fulfills their commitment to continuously enhance Extreme Platform ONE with new capabilities.
X is expanding a closed beta program for its new usage-based API pricing model, marking a significant shift from its previous tiered subscription approach. The social media platform is now accepting applications from developers interested in building applications with more flexible cost structures.
X is reportedly expanding access to a pay-per-use pricing structure for its API through a closed beta program, according to recent announcements from the company’s developer account. The social media platform is now accepting applications from both new and existing developers who want to participate in testing the usage-based billing system, sources indicate.
The Linux kernel development cycle advances with the second release candidate for version 6.18 now available. According to project maintainer Linus Torvalds, the update addresses several regressions while maintaining a relatively normal development pace. The release candidate focuses on stabilization rather than new feature introduction.
The Linux kernel development process continues to advance with the recent release of the second candidate for version 6.18. According to reports from project founder and maintainer Linus Torvalds, the development cycle remains on track despite the substantial size of this latest release candidate. Sources indicate that while the update is larger than some previous iterations, the overall development trajectory appears stable and predictable.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff declares agentic AI the “next revolution” as the CRM giant launches Agentforce 360 with general availability. The company sets ambitious $60 billion revenue target by fiscal 2030 while expanding AI payment options for partners and customers.
Customer relationship management powerhouse Salesforce has positioned agentic artificial intelligence as the centerpiece of its future growth strategy, according to announcements made during its annual Dreamforce conference. The San Francisco-based company revealed general availability for Salesforce Agentforce 360 while setting an ambitious $60 billion revenue target for the 2030 fiscal year, signaling major implications for solution providers and channel partners.
