Israeli firm cuts one in five jobs and raises margin targets while shifting from seat-based work management to humans plus AI agents on one platform.
EU’s AI Labeling Deadline Arrives as Bigger Rules Slip to 2027
Brussels' AI Act labeling duties start August 2 just as regulators delay the harder high-risk system rules to 2027, making transparency the Act's first real...
Israel’s AI Talent Boom Is Outrunning Its Own Power Grid
Israel tops the world in AI talent and lands OpenAI and Microsoft's newest tools first, but its own data shows power and server capacity trailing...
Cyera Pays $1 Billion for Oasis to Secure AI Agents
Cyera's billion dollar Oasis Security purchase mirrors CyberArk's 2024 Venafi deal, doubling down on machine identities that now outnumber humans 80 to 1.
Jamf Taps Mindware as Its Gulf Distributor Months After a $2.2bn Sale
Mindware becomes Jamf's authorized distributor for Apple device management across the UAE, Bahrain and Jordan, months after Francisco Partners took Jamf private for $2.2 billion.
Israel Hedges Its Quantum Computing Bet With a $33 Million Fund
Israel is spending $33 million on a quantum computing hub built to run three rival hardware technologies at once, a hedge dwarfed by US and...
A $54.99 Lifetime Office 2024 License Has a 2029 Deadline
Office 2024 Professional Plus sells for $54.99 through StackSocial, but its volume-license SKU name and Microsoft's 2029 support cutoff complicate the pitch.
Construction Firms Are Racing a Microsoft Deadline They Misread
Construction firms watching for a Microsoft Project shutdown are eyeing the wrong deadline. Project Online closes September 30 with no migration tool.
EU Forces Google to Give Rival AI Assistants the Keys to Android
Brussels ordered Google to give rival AI assistants Gemini-level access to Android, but the fix collides with the EU's own cybersecurity law and rules.
Motorola Keeps Inventing Android’s Future, Then Cuts It Short
Motorola's Hello UI features like Desk Display and Smart Connect predate rivals by years, while its uneven update policy rarely lets owners keep them.
World Bank Pledges Support for Egypt’s AI Drive, No Price Tag Yet
Egypt's ICT minister met a World Bank official in Cairo to review broadband growth and the rollout of Egypt's second national AI strategy.
Saudi Arabia Tops AI Security Rankings While Adoption Trails the UAE
A Microsoft-Accenture report ranks Saudi Arabia a top AI nation, but Microsoft's own data show adoption trailing the UAE and Belgium.
Bethesda Workers March Wednesday as Microsoft Stalls Union Talks
Bethesda workers march at four studios Wednesday to force Microsoft into Effects Bargaining after 440 union jobs were cut without ratified first contracts.
Israel’s First AI Healthcare Sandbox Picks Three Pilot Companies
Israel's first AI healthcare regulatory sandbox picked three companies to pilot autonomous systems at leading hospitals, backed by the Innovation Authority.
6 First-Day Tips for Setting Up Your New Google Pixel Phone
A new Pixel 10 ships ready to use, but its safety, accessibility, and personalization features live in submenus first-time owners tend to leave untouched.
Stack Overflow’s Top Coders Are Walking Away for Good
Dr. Kenny Ching warns that Stack Overflow's top contributors are walking away, a signal compression that could starve future AI of expert training data.