First-Ever Furloughs at Nuclear Weapons Agency The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), which oversees the United States’ nuclear weapons stockpile,…
Microsoft Confirms Critical USB Failure in Windows Recovery Environment Microsoft has acknowledged a significant bug in Windows 11 version 25H2…
The Rise of an AI Infrastructure Powerhouse In a landmark funding announcement that solidifies its position in the artificial intelligence…
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First Known Warrant for ChatGPT User Data Reveals New Law Enforcement Tool In a groundbreaking legal move that signals a…
A Huntress executive has publicly addressed several misconceptions that MSPs hold about the company’s cybersecurity offerings. The clarification covers topics ranging from Microsoft Defender integration to the maturity of their managed SIEM platform and the company’s independence from acquisition interests.
According to reports from the 2025 XChange NexGen conference in Houston, Huntress executives have taken direct aim at several misconceptions that managed service providers reportedly hold about the cybersecurity company. Sources indicate that Jeremy Young, Huntress’ community growth strategist, identified four specific myths during his presentation that he sought to dispel for the MSP community.
Major Cloud Disruption Halts Online Gaming Worldwide A significant Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage on October 20, 2025, caused widespread…
The Anatomy of a Modern Data Breach Prosper Marketplace, a prominent peer-to-peer lending platform, has confirmed a significant cybersecurity incident…
Nvidia’s CEO has revealed the company has gone from 95% to 0% market share in China due to export restrictions. Jensen Huang warned that policies damaging China often harm America as well, emphasizing the importance of maintaining technological collaboration with Chinese AI researchers.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has voiced significant concerns about the ongoing trade restrictions between the United States and China, warning that policies harming China could negatively impact America as well. Speaking at the Citadel Securities Future of Global Markets 2025 conference, Huang revealed that Nvidia has lost its entire market share in China due to current export controls.
OpenEvidence, an AI platform compared to a medical version of ChatGPT, has reportedly secured $200 million in new funding. The company’s valuation has reached $6 billion as it expands its user base among doctors and medical practitioners.
OpenEvidence, an artificial intelligence company developing specialized tools for healthcare professionals, has reportedly raised $200 million in its latest funding round, according to sources familiar with the matter. The funding values the startup company at approximately $6 billion, demonstrating continued investor confidence in specialized AI applications despite broader market concerns about artificial intelligence sector overheating.
