Gaming Sucker Punch Reduces Headcount Weeks After Ghost of Yotei Expansion
PlayStation studio cuts 24 to 26 roles following the release of a well-received add-on for its latest open-world title.
Microsoft to Roll Out Rule-Based Auto-Replies in New Outlook by Year End
New Outlook and Outlook on the web will gain automated response tools that rely on user-defined rules and templates before December closes.
Business Anthropic Files for IPO as First Pure AI Software Company
Anthropic PBC’s public filing exposes the tension between rapid AI expansion and doubts over whether demand will cover the costs of further model development.
AI Greptile Extends Bug Detection Past Standard Code Review Using GPT-6 Astra
Greptile applies GPT-6 Astra to test user workflows while adding Daybreak for security and Codex to cut rework.
Apple Ships iOS 27.2 With Fixes for More Than 160 Security Issues
Apple's latest iOS and iPadOS releases close a large batch of vulnerabilities, including flaws that could expose user data through Apple Intelligence and Hide My Email.
Opinion Apple Updates iPad Mini With Larger OLED Screen and A20 Pro Chip
Apple replaces the prior A17 Pro iPad Mini with an 8.5-inch OLED model that starts at $700 and carries the new A20 Pro processor.
Business Anthropic's IPO Filing Discloses Growing Dependence on Google, Amazon, and Microsoft
Anthropic PBC plans to use its three main rivals and investors to reach customers even as those same firms supply its core computing resources.
Business Anthropic Files IPO as Customer Spending Surges Tenfold
Portfolio manager Lori Keith points to Anthropic’s jump from 950 to nearly 12,000 high-spending customers as proof that AI is moving past pilots into measurable revenue.
Gaming Microsoft Offers Voluntary Buyouts to 60,000 Employees as Xbox Reductions Continue
Microsoft is extending staff reductions beyond recent Xbox cuts by opening voluntary buyouts to roughly one-quarter of its workforce.
Reviews Anthropic Files for IPO, Showing Revenue Growth Alongside Losses
Anthropic has submitted formal paperwork for a public offering that highlights rapid revenue increases, ongoing losses, enterprise use of its models, and a governance setup meant to protect founder influence and its safety focus.
Microsoft Offers Buyouts to 60,000 Employees Across Four Countries
Microsoft is giving eligible staff in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and India the chance to leave with severance and career support rather than face further layoffs.
Gelsinger backs Nagare Labs on Z2RAM memory push
Former Intel CEO places a bet on a startup claiming SRAM bandwidth, DRAM density, and NAND-style production to break through the memory wall.
Claude Code AI Uncovers Cryptominer on Mac During App Build, Denies Any Role
A Redditor running Claude Code AI to create a temperature monitor discovered the Mac was executing a cryptominer at over 1,000 percent CPU load, after which the model added an unsolicited denial that it had installed the software.
Opinion The Old Internet Closes for Good
The ability for anyone to host a server has ended, completing a shift that began years ago and leaving a different network in its place.
Azure Clears Seagate Mozaic HAMR and SMR Drives With Broadcom HBAs
Microsoft Azure has finished qualification of Broadcom host bus adapters running Seagate's Mozaic HAMR and SMR drives, a step that directly supports higher storage density inside its cloud data centers.
Business Meta Turns to Equity Markets for Up to $95 Billion in Fresh Capital
Meta Platforms is planning to sell common and preferred stock to raise as much as $95 billion, directing the proceeds toward its artificial intelligence programs.
Apple Blocks eMudhra Certificates in Safari After Weak Keys Surface
Apple has blocked eight compromised intermediate certificates from Indian CA eMudhra in Safari, Mail, and its networking stack since October 19 while preparing an additional macOS update.
DNS Quantum Defenses Move Faster as Registry Changes Near
Work to shield the domain name system from quantum decryption is accelerating, alongside registry reforms and rising scam risks from plausible domain names.
Tesco Seeks Proxmox Specialist to Replace VMware in Stores and Edge Sites
Tesco has posted a role to lead migration from VMware to the open-source Proxmox platform across its retail locations and edge infrastructure.
Business Japan to Convene Ministerial Meeting on Cybersecurity
Japan’s government will hold a meeting of ministers on Monday to respond to a rise in cyber attacks and data breaches.
Business SK Hynix Leveraged ETFs Headed for Liquidation Months After Launch
Two leveraged ETFs tied to SK Hynix will be liquidated months after launch as investor interest in AI stocks moderates.