Craig Hale

Any dodgy code affecting Microsoft's products and services will now be covered under the 'In Scope by Default' bug bounty program.

Slightly more CEOs plan on spending cash on AI as positive economic outlooks dwindle.

SEC filing reveals $248 billion in data center commitments which weren't covered by Oracle's recent results.

Microsoft is being taken to court over cloud licensing terms in the UK -compensation could total over £2 billion.

Marc Benioff expects to increase AI monetization while delivering more value for customers on their preferred pricing model.

CISPE alleges that the European Commission did not properly assess VMware deal's impacts on customers.

.TWII is up 22% this year to date in line with Nasdaq, but it has a better P/E ratio, easing fears of an AI bubble.

Work questions in the day, personal questions at night, desktop for productivity, mobile for personal: Copilot reveals all.

Nvidia has open-sourced new GPU monitoring software, but it's not for geolocation.

Oracle investors aren't happy with higher-than-anticipated Capex, despite healthy revenue growth.

Slack's CEO has just moved over to a new role in OpenAI, but it's not as CEO.

Google continues to invest in the UK, this time with a new DeepMind research facility.

Intel's €1.06 billion fine has been cut to 'just' €237 million, but this relates to anticompetitive behavior two decades ago.

Employees say employers should provide AI training, CEOs say staff should be responsible for upskilling.

Investors are largely optimistic about AI, but they share some of the same concerns as the general public.

Amazon's $35 billion commitment is more than what Google and Microsoft have pledged, combined.

Nvidia can do some business with China via H200 exports, but Blackwell and Rubin are still banned.

IBM is set to buy Confluent for around 34% more than it was worth according to previous share prices.

LinkedIn hits 100 million verified accounts on its platform, but the goal is to verify everyone.

After being hit with a €200 million DMA fine in the EU, Meta has agreed to change its ads policy.

The number of Apple execs leaving the company continues to rise, but most are being replaced.

The US government wants to ensure that apps like ICEBlock don’t make it to online app stores.

Some housing projects in London have been delayed due to data center electricity demand.

The European Commission has fined X €120 million for three separate issues, including the blue checkmark.

Europe (and Italy) is worried about WhatsApp’s AI policy and its effects on competition.