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As demand for AI infrastructure outpaces available supply, Dell Technologies is shifting its sales strategy away from price negotiations toward collaborative long-term planning with customers, according to executives at the company's New York Symposium.
As artificial intelligence workloads shift from training to inference, neocloud providers are targeting underserved small and midsize businesses that hyperscalers have deprioritized in GPU allocation.
A labor action at Micron's Taoyuan facility on October 22 seeks concrete compensation agreements and a transparent mechanism for distributing future earnings to employees.
The Wayland desktop environment and its companion applications have undergone a comprehensive rebrand, with DankMaterialShell becoming Dux Shell and the parent project shifting to Dux Labs. The move accompanies the release of version 2.0, codenamed "Heisenberg."
The Linux Foundation's Cyber Security Month promotion offers substantial discounts on Kubernetes and cloud native security certifications through October 23, 2026, with the option to purchase now and take exams within a year.
The PHP maintainers have announced imminent releases to address two severe vulnerabilities rated 9.2 out of 10, with security researchers warning of mass exploitation within minutes of the patches becoming available.
AMD has rolled out FSR 4.1 support to Radeon RX 6000 graphics cards, Xbox Series X and S, and several Ryzen processors, bringing its advanced upscaling technology to a much broader installed base.
An unreleased AMD processor spotted in benchmark databases suggests the company is developing a successor to the current Steam Deck with significantly more memory and processing power.
Three shuttered U.S. nuclear reactors are being reactivated to supply electricity to artificial intelligence facilities, with combined capacity reaching 2.25 gigawatts.
ElevenLabs launched Eleven Realtime on Tuesday with two managed voice-agent models that bundle speech recognition, reasoning, and turn-taking into a single service—but developers surrender control over the underlying components.
As coding agents accelerate software delivery, testing has become the new bottleneck. Datadog's acquisition of Propolis aims to let AI agents write and execute tests from natural language, potentially unblocking the development pipeline.
DeepSeek has released DeepInfer, the inference framework powering its API, allowing developers to self-host V4.1 Flash with the company's optimizations. The move marks a significant shift from the company's 2025 position that open-sourcing the engine was impractical.
Artificial intelligence is simultaneously accelerating financial institutions' digital transformation and enabling less-skilled attackers to deploy advanced threats, according to Dell Technologies' security leadership.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation's free tracker-blocking extension is now available for Safari on macOS, requiring version 26.5 or higher. The move brings Privacy Badger to all major desktop browsers after years of user requests.
A Chinese-speaking threat actor has leveraged artificial intelligence agents to infiltrate more than 100 company websites, including major manufacturers like Deere and SharkNinja, by exploiting exposed instances of an open-source AI platform.
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As artificial intelligence agents move from assisting workers to automating business processes, monday.com's Oct. 28–29 conference in New York will examine how enterprises can balance faster application development with governance and security demands.
Walmart is offering LG's UltraGear G5 gaming monitor at a 47% discount, bringing the 25-inch display down from $149 to $79 with a 200Hz refresh rate and IPS panel.
