HPE is betting big that its newly combined Aruba and Juniper networking portfolio, packed with AI features, will create a new market leader. CEO Antonio Neri claims massive customer savings and strong partner growth, but integrating a $13.4B acquisition is never simple. The real test is just beginni
Google has begun replacing Assistant with Gemini on smart home devices, but the rollout is a crawl. After an initial wave in late October, most beta testers are still locked out.
Geoff Keighley planted a hellish statue in Joshua Tree National Park, sparking a viral mystery. It’s not for a specific game—it’s a stunt to get people to watch The Game Awards in December.
The latest Grand Theft Auto Online expansion, “A Safehouse in the Hills,” is taking aim at the autonomous vehicle industry. It features a fictional company called “KnoWay” whose robotaxis cause chaos, mirroring real-world debates about surveillance and vandalism.
Legendary designer Tim Cain has officially returned to Obsidian Entertainment as a full-time developer. He’s already working on a new project, but he’s sworn everyone to secrecy. This marks his second stint at the studio after working on titles like The Outer Worlds.
Data security company Rubrik saw its stock rip 25% higher after a massive earnings beat. The company is riding a wave of demand for tools that secure and manage AI agents.
Netflix is set to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery in a massive $72 billion deal, adding HBO Max and major franchises to its library. This move marks the definitive end of the streaming wars, with the original disruptor now becoming the ultimate consolidator.
Snowflake’s channel chief Chris Niederman has left the company after just a few months. Amy Kodl, who served as interim leader before, is now the senior vice president of channels and alliances. The move comes as Snowflake reports strong partner growth.
Top tech leaders are pushing back hard against the idea that AI is an overinflated bubble, even as evidence mounts. They see a “ten-year super cycle,” while others see warning signs eerily similar to the dotcom bust.
Following the news that Apple’s VP of Human Interface Design, Alan Dye, is leaving for Meta, a senior designer is publicly celebrating his replacement. Chan Karunamuni, who worked on the Dynamic Island and iPhone X gestures, says he “could not be more excited” for the new era under Steve Lemay. This
