Anthropic has signed a massive $200 million agreement with cloud data giant Snowflake. The deal will integrate Claude AI directly into Snowflake’s platform for its global customer base, marking a major push into enterprise agentic AI.
Revolut Business is preparing to launch the Titan, a new “ultra-premium” commercial card. It’s designed to combine travel benefits with expense management, targeting companies whose employees are frequent flyers. The card is powered by Visa and has a waitlist open ahead of its early 2026 release.
Canonical has released a dedicated Ubuntu Pro app for the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), and it’s free for personal use. This brings up to 15 years of critical CVE security updates for all packages in your Ubuntu WSL instance, directly from the Microsoft Store.
The UK has issued its largest fine yet under new online safety laws, hitting a porn operator with a £1 million penalty for inadequate age checks. The company now has 72 hours to implement proper verification or face daily fines.
Phoronix testing reveals massive graphics performance gains for Intel Arc GPUs on Linux over the past year. Both the older A580 and new B580 saw huge uplifts in OpenGL and Vulkan performance thanks to relentless open-source driver development.
Russia has blocked access to Roblox, one of the world’s largest gaming platforms. The country’s communications watchdog says it contains “LGBT propaganda” and inappropriate content for children.
Google has expanded its in-call scam protection feature to the United States. The tool, which first launched in the UK, automatically pauses calls it deems suspicious to warn users about potential screen-sharing fraud.
Meta has hired Apple’s longtime UI design chief, Alan Dye, in a major talent raid. He will lead a new creative studio within Reality Labs, focusing on integrating AI into devices like smart glasses and VR headsets.
The indie horror game ‘Horses’ has been banned from the Epic Games Store just 24 hours before its scheduled release. Developer Santa Ragione says this follows a similar ban from Valve’s Steam, putting the studio’s future at risk.
Amazon’s upcoming Tomb Raider series, led by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, won’t be a standalone story. Instead, it’s designed to interconnect with the video game franchise, including the next mainline entry from Crystal Dynamics. This creates a unified universe, a different approach from past films and Net
