Debian has released Debian Libre Live, a new live distribution that strips out all non-free firmware and software. It’s a response to user backlash over a 2022 policy change. While it honors free software ideals, practical work often requires proprietary tools.
The Russian-speaking Tomiris group is launching a new campaign against foreign ministries and governments. They’re now hiding their traffic in Discord and Telegram and using malware written in many programming languages.
A ransomware attack forced the shutdown of the CodeRED emergency alert platform used by cities and counties. The incident exposed subscriber data and left agencies scrambling for alternatives during the Thanksgiving holiday.
The wave of AI-driven layoffs is no longer theoretical. Major companies are explicitly linking job cuts to artificial intelligence adoption, with certain roles in the crosshairs. The trend signals a painful, accelerated shift in the white-collar workforce.
London-based startup Searchable has secured €4.5 million in funding to tackle AI Search Engine Optimisation (AEO). The tool gives brands a real-time view of how they’re recommended by LLMs, claiming to reduce manual SEO work by 50%.
The app Mac power users swear by has finally landed on Windows. Raycast brings its sleek, keyboard-driven interface and deep system integration to challenge tools like PowerToys Run and Listary. It’s in public Beta and free for core use.
DoorDash controls 60% of the U.S. food delivery market, with revenue potentially hitting $13 billion in 2025. CEO Tony Xu’s strategy hinges on building a proprietary data catalog of the physical world that even Google Maps doesn’t have.
Microsoft is moving on from its long-standing fictional case study companies, Contoso and Fabrikam. The tech giant has introduced a new fake brand, Zava, which sells “intelligent athletic apparel,” to showcase its modern AI and cloud-native technologies.
Forget the hype. The enterprise tech landscape in 2026 will be defined by practical, integrated technologies that deliver real growth. Here are the eight trends that will separate the leaders from the laggards.
According to a Thrive Capital partner, AI coding tools aren’t leading to engineering layoffs in his portfolio companies. Instead, he sees them creating “100x engineers” and freeing up human creativity for more meaningful work. The comments come as software engineer job postings hit a five-year low.
