Spotify reported strong Q3 user growth but disappointing ad revenue, causing shares to dip. The company also announced CEO Daniel Ek will transition to executive chairman in January. Mixed guidance suggests challenges ahead despite recent price increases.
Google Cloud has suspended SSLMate’s account three times since May 2024 without clear explanations. Founder Andrew Ayer says he can no longer rely on Google for production use cases after repeated, arbitrary service disruptions.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold prototype has been captured in stunning detail by tech reviewers. The device was previously only visible behind protective glass at a Korean showcase event. Now we’re getting our first real look at Samsung’s ambitious multi-fold design.
SUSE has launched Linux Enterprise Server 16 with built-in AI capabilities and EU sovereignty support. The release features major changes including a new installer, security framework, and 16-year support promise. It’s positioned as an opinionated enterprise Linux distribution for modern workloads.
Defense giant Lockheed Martin is pouring $50 million into Saildrone to create weaponized autonomous sailboats. The companies plan live fire demonstrations by 2026, integrating lethal systems onto renewable energy-powered USVs. This marks a major step toward deploying unmanned surface vehicles with s
Emirates is making a massive $23 million bet on facial recognition technology at Dubai Airport. The airline has installed over 200 biometric cameras that identify travelers from a meter away, enabling passport-free movement through the entire airport journey.
Apollo Global just reported $1.7 billion in profits, with its Athene insurance unit generating $871 million in spread earnings. The results come as the firm originated a staggering $75 billion in new loans last quarter alone. Here’s how they’re pulling it off.
Microsoft has acknowledged that Windows 10 is incorrectly showing end-of-support warnings for devices that should still receive updates. The bug affects Pro, Education, and Enterprise editions enrolled in Extended Security Updates. A fix is already rolling out, but some enterprise devices need manua
A new platform called qBraid is dramatically lowering the barrier to quantum computing. Users can now access quantum hardware and software from major providers through a single interface. The company has already helped over 20,000 people across 120 countries run quantum code.
Nintendo’s new console is off to a blazing start, selling 10.36 million units by September 30. The company just raised its full-year forecast to 19 million units. This thing is moving fast.
