Online video has become the beating heart of digital life. From bite-sized TikToks to hours-long livestreams, billions of people hit “play” every day, and the sheer scale of it is staggering. We’re not just watching more—we’re watching everywhere: on websites, inside apps, on our mobiles, on smart TVs, and even during the daily commute with

Trust can evaporate in an instant when technology gets mischievous. That’s the latest in the wild world of AI, where scammers are using deepfake videos of the late Dr. Michael Mosley—once a trusted face in health broadcasting—to hawk supplements like ashwagandha and beetroot gummies. These clips appear on social media, featuring Mosley passionately advising viewers

Google has updated its AI-powered database fleet management offering — Database Center — with the capability to monitor self-managed databases running on its own compute virtual machines (VMs). Several enterprises run their databases, such as PostgreSQL and MySQL, on compute VMs as they offer more flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness when compared to dedicated hardware. Earlier,

Go 1.25, the latest version of the Google-developed open source programming language, has been released. The update brings new capabilities including an experimental garbage collector that improves performance, a fix for a compiler bug that could delay pointer checks, and a package that provides support for testing concurrent code. Announced August 12 by the Go

On August 12, 2025, IBM Cloud experienced its fourth major outage since May, resulting in a two-hour service disruption that affected 27 services globally across 10 regions. This “Severity 1” event left enterprise customers locked out of critical resources due to authentication failures, with users unable to access IBM’s cloud console, CLI, or APIs. Such recurring failures reveal systemic

Nvidia was founded by three chip designers (including Jensen Huang, who became CEO) in 1993. By 1997 they had brought a successful high-performance 3D graphics processor to market; two years later the company invented the GPU (graphics processing unit), which caused a sea change in computer graphics, specifically for video games. In 2006 they introduced

AI has changed a lot in just two years. In 2023, most companies were experimenting with large language models. These tools helped with writing, research, and support tasks. They were smart, but they waited for instructions and could not take action on their own. In 2025, we are seeing something more powerful: AI agents. They

Microsoft never sleeps. In addition to its steady releases of major and minor updates to the current version of Windows 10, the company frequently rolls out public preview builds to members of its Windows Insider Program, allowing them to test out — and even help shape — upcoming features. Although Windows Insiders can choose to

Windows 11 24H2 has been released, but behind the scenes, Microsoft is constantly working to improve the newest version of Windows. The company frequently rolls out public preview builds to members of its Windows Insider Program, allowing them to test out — and even help shape — upcoming features. Skip to the latest builds The

We live in a new age of artificial intelligence (AI), which is making everything better. And worse.  AI is transforming everyday life by improving diagnostics, personalizing medicine and learning, detecting fraud, automating tasks, optimizing operations, supporting smarter decision-making, reducing costs, enhancing productivity, and enabling innovations like self-driving cars, predictive analytics, and virtual assistants. That’s the