Some Ubuntu services are still down following outages after DDoS attack

Users reported being unable to install or update Ubuntu for several days following incident.

Amazon takes on FedEx and UPS by letting other companies use its global warehousing and delivery network

Amazon Supply Chain Services (ASCS) is Amazon’s answer to FedEx, UPS – shipping is now open to all.

‘How else are people going to learn to do the job’: MIT AI expert warns against automating Gen Z entry-level jobs

AI might be better than your entry-level workers for productivity today, but it could spell disaster for future employment.

Sam Altman says some companies are ‘AI washing’ by blaming unrelated layoffs on the technology — but admits things may get worse soon

Sam Altman says many companies might be ‘AI washing’, blaming AI for job cuts that would have happened anyway.

Why cutting junior jobs is quietly deepening tech’s AI skills shortage

The technology sector has a habit of spotting contradictions everywhere except in its own workforce strategies.

This is the year Apple (finally) breaks into the enterprise

Apple is no longer an enterprise outlier

Trump administration blocks 30GW of wind power citing national security – Department of Defense obstructing negotiations, meetings, and sign-offs in attempt to stall the ‘worst form of energy’

Trump administration uses national security to justify stalling the development of 165 wind farms that could power 15 million homes

AI is scaling a billion-dollar fraud problem, and you’re the victim

AI is making digital advertising easier to run. It is also making fraud easier to scale.

Trellix confirms data breach after hack of ‘a portion’ of its source code

Key details are still missing, but Trellix says it found no evidence of source code release or distribution process being affected.