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The OVH–Orange peering outage of October 2, 2026 exposed a blind spot common in enterprise BCPs: the network interconnection and routing layer.
A critical FortiMail flaw allows unauthenticated file writes to the underlying OS. CISA added it to KEV with a 72-hour remediation deadline.
Vultr's first commercial deployment of the AMD Helios AI Rack, a $1.2 billion HPE order, marks the arrival of a credible rack-scale alternative to NVIDIA.
Two CVSS 9.5 zero-days in NetScaler, exploited before any patch existed. CISA mandates hunting for compromise before patching, and sequence matters.
Alibaba Cloud announces three new European regions, Netherlands, Finland, and Turkey, within a $53 billion, three-year investment plan targeting 2032.
Three times faster than the M890, T-Head's Zhenwu V900 can unify 500,000 accelerators in a single cluster. Mass production targets Q1 2027.
Five critical flaws in two months on the Check Point Quantum management plane: the console orchestrating your firewalls is now the primary target.
Fujitsu launches MONAKA in November 2026: a 144-core ARM processor at 2nm delivering 2x AI inference throughput at half the power draw of comparable CPUs.
IEEE P802.3dj is entering its final ballot phase, while the first 1.6T direct-detect and coherent modules are already shipping to early buyers.
Broadcom silently pulled public access to VDDK, the SDK that Azure Migrate, Nutanix Move, and Red Hat all depend on for VMware exit migrations.
SLEEPWALKER redefines Windows backdoor stealth: zero outbound traffic, no listening ports, and a proprietary 23-instruction bytecode language.
Hugging Face is exploring a $13bn sale, a deal that signals a fundamental shift in how AI software infrastructure is valued and controlled.
Two outages in August 2026, including 7h47 of downtime on the 17th: GitHub's postmortem reveals how an auto-scaling blind spot can paralyze a global platform.
The CS-4 fields three 46,000 mm² wafer-scale processors against GPU clusters, 30x faster per user, 10x more energy-efficient than its predecessor.
Linux 7.2 ships Cache Aware Scheduling, documented ext4 gains, and USB4STREAM, here's what each change means for your production infrastructure teams.
ExaDB-XS brings Exadata to AWS on a pure consumption model starting at 8 ECPUs, what this pricing shift means for data teams in practice.
With a $240M multi-year deal with Together AI, IBM is staking its cloud future on AI inference, not on catching up with AWS, Azure, or Google.
OVHcloud announces price increases of up to 87% on gaming servers. A global DRAM shortage is rapidly eroding European cloud's long-held cost advantage.
