Craig Hale

PowerShell 2.0 is a Microsoft icon, but it's now being removed from upcoming versions of Windows 11.

Oracle looks to entice the US government with "substantial" discounts including 75% on license-based software.

Apple's unreleased Project ACDC would have launched as an AWS, Azure, Google Cloud alternative – its future is now uncertain.

After 25 years, Microsoft has decided to shut Pakistan operations, primarily over widespread instability, and instead focus on India.

Company responsible for revolutionizing mass manufacturing now thinks AI will cause widespread job losses.

Cybercriminals are using Vercel's v0.dev to build accurate-looking phishing sites with no technical experience.

Be careful if you're asking AI for a brand's URL, it might not be correct - and smaller brands are particularly bad.

Popular Catwatchful app used spyware to obtain the details of more than 62,000 victims.

Oracle recently signed a contract with a single provider worth $30 billion in annual revenue – could its be OpenAI?

A year after the EU and UK first granted approval, the HPE-Juniper deal is now closed.

Microsoft pulls its startups program, replacing it with a new scheme which might not be as favorable for some startups.

PC shipments are up 15% across the US, but consumers still aren't buying new devices – vendors are just stockpiling, instead.

95.8% of Google's entire energy consumption in 2024 was from data centers, but green initiatives kept emissions at bay.

Businesses can now communicate with customers via WhatsApp voice calls, video calls and voice notes, plus more AI agents have landed.

Donald Trump has blamed AT&T for disrupting a video call to "tens of thousands" – but AT&T blames the video conferencing platform.

With over one-third of Google code is estimated to be AI-generated, the company has issued clearer guidance.

Amazon doesn't just have one or two robots in some sites – there are now over one million helping across the delivery process.

Oracle will more than double its current annual cloud revenue in 2028 when a new mystery contract comes into play.

US DOJ approves HPE's $14 billion acquisition of Juniper Networks, nearly a year after European Commission approval.

A Kansas hacker responsible for three separate incidents was actually found to be pushing his own cybersecurity protection services.

The French city of Lyon wants to reduce its reliance on American software, so it's replacing Microsoft tools with open source alternatives.

Freelancers are using AI to improve productivity and produce better output, but they're charging clients more for the work.

Three Mile Island closed in 2019 due to economic reasons after first having a meltdown in 1979 – Microsoft is now reviving it.

Workers are unlocking new skills by using AI, but certain employees are more likely to use it than others.

Entra ID vulnerability is putting thousands of SaaS apps at risk, and the worst part is detection and prevention are impossible.