AI agents aren’t the end of SaaS – they’re driving its next phase of growth

AI agents won’t replace SaaS, they’ll fuel its evolution into the enterprise execution layer.

Microsoft is moving to annual price adjustments for its commercial cloud services — could more bill shock be on the way?
Microsoft is moving to annual price adjustments for its commercial cloud services — could more bill shock be on the way?

Microsoft wants to provide greater billing certainty by reviewing foreign exchange rates once per year, not twice.

Anthropic’s Mythos leak hands enterprises a timely warning

The conditions that led to Anthropic’s Mythos’ breach is one already present across most enterprise AI deployments, and becoming more consequential as agentic AI moves from experimentation into production.

Five reasons one big screen beats two at work

Bezels, bad ergonomics and double the cost — why one ultrawide display beats two monitors.

I can’t get Netflix to run smoothly in my house — but NASA just sent a 4K video stream from the Moon, thanks to AWS
I can’t get Netflix to run smoothly in my house — but NASA just sent a 4K video stream from the Moon, thanks to AWS

First-ever 4K video stream from the Moon to Earth represents major milestone, uses 260Mbps laser optics.

Japanese firm will continue producing Blu-ray Disc drives as another iconic company announces end of an era for physical discs — Buffalo will sell ODDs at higher prices until stocks run out
Japanese firm will continue producing Blu-ray Disc drives as another iconic company announces end of an era for physical discs — Buffalo will sell ODDs at higher prices until stocks run out

Japanese company Buffalo will continue selling Blu-ray drives after securing components, but once stocks run out, they run out.

Can’t afford a high-powered graphics card? This DIY engineer made his own GPU out of 8,192 RISC-V chips

DIYer bitluni has built his own 160-core GPU using RISC-V microcontrollers.

‘The thing that’s amazing to me is this was 3D-printed’: Pentagon’s SciTech supremo describes future of warfare where projectiles are made up of coconut husks and coffee grounds

The Ukraine war has fundamentally changed the Pentagon’s science chief’s understanding of the role of AI and biotechnology in future conflicts