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February 2026

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February 28
- Context, not compute, will define the next generation of intelligence
February 27
- As a lifelong Pokémon fan, the return of FireRed and LeafGreen has me feeling hopeful — now I need these 3 classic entries to land on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2
- ‘We don’t know if the models are conscious‘ — Anthropic’s CEO isn’t sure if Claude AI is conscious but he'd probably quite like it if you upgraded to Claude Max just to find out
- Securing AI infrastructure is critical – here's how to do it
- Trump just banned Anthropic from government use — here’s why its CEO refused the Pentagon’s 'dystopian' request
- Five myths about sovereign cloud that could put your business at risk
February 26
- Zombie firms are an execution problem, not a demand problem
- The Human Risk Reckoning: Why security must evolve for an AI-augmented workforce
- The Galaxy S26 lineup makes one thing clear: Samsung wants you in the Ultra
February 25
- Why enterprise security now depends on independence, not upgrades
- The rise of the Chief Trust Officer: A game changing new C-suite role
February 24
- Why enterprise AI ambitions are outpacing legacy modernization
- The invisible supply chain inside every mobile app
- OpenClaw should terrify anyone who thinks AI agents are ready for real responsibility
- This HBO Max drama with 98% on Rotten Tomatoes is streaming soon — and it’s a rare post-apocalyptic show done right
February 23
- 2026: Beginning the year with an ethics-first strategy
- How businesses can stop their AI agents from running amok
- A Meta smartwatch? Thanks to Meta's dismal record around harvesting wellness data, it's a hard pass from me
February 22
- How a mature API management strategy can help eliminate agentic blind spots
- Neuromancer is just the thing I needed to give me a dark, sci-fi hit while I wait for Cyberpunk 2
February 21
- I don't care if physical copies are delayed — game publishers and developers must do something to prevent early leaks and spoilers
- Keeping the human touch in tech: what over-automation gets wrong
- ‘My love letter to an underappreciated work of art’: this is the one GameCube title that I want to see on Nintendo Switch Online
- My first love, The Legend of Zelda, turns 40 today — here's why I think the series has survived and thrived
- Will 2026 be the year facial recognition becomes boring, and why does it matter?
- What CES 2026 didn’t show: The quiet crisis in wireless capacity nobody is talking about
February 20
- Sam Altman claims ChatGPT's adult mode will 'be able to safely relax the restrictions' of the chatbot, but firing a critic of the plan is a reason to be wary
- Friend or foe? AI: The new cybersecurity threat and solutions
- The AI mistake most enterprises don’t discover until it’s too late
- 'Toys are for play, but tech is for everything': Woody in Toy Story 5 trailer shares the awful truth
February 19
- Championing data leadership: how can data strategy shape AI success?
- AI governance under strain: what modern platforms mean for data privacy
February 18
- The AI inflection point: How to turn supply chain volatility into foresight
- Entering the post-speed era: when everyone can ship fast, control becomes the real advantage
- I'm old enough to remember when musicians wanted to ban synths — is AI music just another anti-tech panic?
February 17
- I don’t want any new features in watchOS 27 – I just want better battery life
- Don't buy an iPad Air right now – Apple’s rumored budget MacBook could be a better buy, here's why
- Meta could make social media posting immortal — and we should all cancel our Facebook accounts right now
- The internet says Hollywood is cooked — but I think Jia Zhangke’s AI short says something far more interesting
- Compliance culture reset 2026 - From gatekeepers to growth enablers
- As Apple's affordable MacBook seemingly looms, I'm not so worried about that rumored iPhone CPU — but something else
- AI models can’t fully understand security – and they never will
February 16
- Confronting AI’s data privacy paradox
- Why LLMs are plateauing – and what that means for software security
February 15
- Turning VMware exit into a strategic advantage
- The visibility mirage: Why AI pilots keep stalling between ambition and impact
February 14
- Bias is eating your AI budget
- China is hell-bent on dominating EVs, but it really needs to stop being such a Range Rover copycat
- AI can be a catalyst for sustainability: here’s why that’s not a contradiction
- Apple TV going streaming-first with every 2026 movie feels risky, especially with potential Barbie, Marty Supreme, and Karate Kid-sized hits all coming
February 13
- I tried to tell you about living in AI Time — this essay nails its harsh reality, and here's why we're not truly screwed
- How AI-powered threats are rewriting email security economics
- How to finally operationalize Agentic AI and realize its full potential
February 12
- Scared of PC price hikes? HP's latest brainwave is renting you a gaming laptop rather than selling it — but the pricing looks as painful as the RAM crisis
- Privacy’s about to become boring, and that’s a good thing (for those that take note)
- From curiosity to culture: Advocating for AI
- The Animal Crossing New Horizons’ Switch 2 upgrade has brought me back to the island paradise for the first time since COVID — and boy, is it a different game now
February 11
- Consent is broken. How do we fix it?
- Why 2026 is the year AI finally understands the work behind the work
- ChatGPT now includes ads — and that subtle shift could reshape the emotional bond users have with the world’s favorite AI chatbot
- Discord, we all know this isn't really about 'creating a safer community', so I'm done with your app — but I'm not sure where to go next
February 10
- My most anticipated upcoming phone isn't this year's iPhone, it's a Chinese flagship filled with one-of-a-kind features
- Jony Ive's dream car will be so expensive that you'll never find out why he's wrong about touchscreens
- Authentication in 2026 - moving beyond foundational MFA to tackle the new era of attacks
- When machines remember us: Rethinking privacy in the age of humanoids
- Google redeems Gemini after awkward Olympics ad in a Super Bowl spot among many sentimental AI contenders
February 9
- These ultra-cheap wireless earbuds let you play Flappy Bird on the charging case, and it sure is one of the features of all time
- How to take AI from pilots to deliver real business value
- Digital technology, the solution to U.K. manufacturing’s workforce challenges
- A24 and Glen Powell are reviving The Texas Chainsaw Massacre as a TV show — and it's got me revved up for all of the wrong reasons
February 8
- Sunsetting the print server: why 2026 is the year to finally go serverless
- How network modernization enables AI success and quantum readiness
February 7
- I’m addicted to Nintendo Switch Online, but I wish I’d known about these hidden gems sooner
- Why agentic AI and unified commerce will define ecommerce in 2026
- I've owned OLED TVs for a decade — but the new RGB mini-LED sets have me itching to switch sides
- How businesses can unlock the true value of modern log management
February 6
- How rising complexity is reshaping the role of data center services
- The silent DNS malware that’s redefining email and web-based cyberattacks
February 5
- Super Mario Bros. Wonder + Meetup In Bellabel Park does the impossible by finally giving Nintendo Switch 2 mouse mode a reason to live
- Trust by design: Updating your digital workplace charter for the age of AI assistants
- OpenSSL 3 performance issues causing a scalability and security dilemma for organizations
- Disney’s new CEO comes from parks — and it could change how you experience the magic
February 4
- Five minutes with Nintendo’s new Virtual Boy told me everything I need to know about the Nintendo Switch Online-exclusive retro gaming peripheral
- It's Bridgerton! It's Medieval Dynasty! No, it's The Sims 4 Royalty and Legacy, and I think it’s the best of both worlds
- ‘Dropping this while there’s still a month left is torture’: Bridgerton fans are hot for new season 4 part 2 bathtub teaser — but they’re forgetting a huge issue
- CES is clear: People want tech to improve their everyday lives
- Microsoft’s latest chip points to a future where laptops and phones aren’t held hostage by AI inflation
- AI agents are about to make access control obsolete
- Iron Lung was a flop with Rotten Tomatoes critics — but its $21M box office debut is a huge win for independent horror
- Musk insists that 'the lowest cost way to generate AI compute will be in space' within three years after SpaceX acquired xAI, but that timeline is more science fiction than strategy
- Don't buy a Galaxy S25 — trust me, you should wait for the Samsung Galaxy S26
February 3
- Dyson's new launches are proof that branching out isn't always a good thing
- The year of the AI agents? More outages? Here’s what lies ahead for IT teams in 2026
- AI as the key to overcoming retail’s next challenge: achieving operational excellence
- I played a demo of Pragmata on the Nintendo Switch 2, and it just went from my least highly anticipated game this year to one of the most exciting releases coming soon
- Resident Evil Requiem runs so smoothly on Nintendo Switch 2 that I blasphemed in a room full of my peers
February 2
- What’s next for domains in 2026: leveling the field for builders and small businesses
- Five AI agent predictions for 2026: The year enterprises stop waiting and start winning
- The future of agentic commerce: The role identity plays in hybrid experiences
February 1
- AI is breaking the prevention first mindset: Why rapid recovery now matters more than ever
- Who really controls your data? The test of sovereign cloud