Snowflake is making another move to bolster its AI Data Cloud, signing a deal to acquire Observe. The goal is to integrate observability tools directly into Snowflake’s platform, aiming for dramatically faster issue resolution for complex AI systems.
The Illinois Department of Human Services left an internal website exposed online from April 2021 until September 2025. The lapse exposed data for over 700,000 Medicaid, Medicare, and rehabilitation services recipients.
A failed bearing can idle a massive hydro turbine, costing hundreds of thousands per hour. Root cause analysis points to misalignment, but fragmented data slows fixes. New tools are changing the game.
SkyFi has integrated Vantor’s satellite imagery, expanding its platform as a one-stop shop for Earth observation data. The deal builds on a previous partnership and aims to simplify access for commercial and government users through a self-service, software-first model.
Rowan Digital Infrastructure has started work on a massive $700 million, 300MW data center campus in Temple, Texas, aiming for a 2027 launch. The project leverages power infrastructure from an existing facility that recently lost its tenant and is being converted to a warehouse. This move highlights
Data centers are officially the “engines of modern life” in the UK, designated as critical national infrastructure. This move aims to scale digital capabilities for an AI economy, but it’s running into major real-world hurdles like hardware shortages and insane heat output from AI servers.
The focus in cybersecurity is shifting from “if” to “when” an attack happens. Organizations are now being forced to prioritize forensic investigation and rapid response to survive the financial and operational fallout.
Finnish authorities have taken control of a ship believed to have damaged a key undersea telecom cable in the Gulf of Finland. The incident is the latest in a series of suspected sabotage cases affecting critical Baltic Sea infrastructure since 2022.
Insurance giant Aflac has disclosed that a cybersecurity incident earlier this year impacted the personal information of 22.65 million people. The company says the hack was part of a campaign targeting the insurance industry.
New research from physicist Melvin Vopson proposes gravity acts to reduce information entropy, a key optimization for a simulated universe. This idea, stemming from his “Second Law of Infodynamics,” challenges core physics and emerged from analyzing COVID-19 mutations. It’s a bold, unproven hypothes
