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LinkedIn’s CEO is moving on; please hold your tearful video tributes
Ryan Roslansky has stepped down as LinkedIn’s CEO after six years running the world’s largest professional network. Dan Shapero, the company’s COO, takes over immediately.
AI Demand Is Forcing a Rethink of Data Center Power, Cooling
At Data Center World, experts explain how generative and agentic AI are reshaping data center power, cooling, and infrastructure demands. The post AI Demand Is
What it’s like to attend BookCon: Where fandom can shine and the lines are long
Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of ContentsAmazon noticeably absentPrint books still reign supremeFans have thoughts about the future of BookCon Walking through BookCon
5 AI Models Tried to Scam Me. Some of Them Were Scary Good
I recently witnessed how scary-good artificial intelligence is getting at the human side of computer hacking, when the following message popped up on my laptop
Google turns Chrome into an AI coworker for the workplace
As part of its slate of Google Cloud Next announcements on Wednesday, the company shared plans to bring “auto browse” agentic capabilities to Chrome users
Malicious TikTok Downloader Extensions Quietly Compromised 130K Users
Malicious browser extensions disguised as TikTok downloaders compromised 130,000 users, exposing a growing blind spot in enterprise security. The post Malicious TikTok Downloader Extensions Quietly
LA public schools pass screen time limits for students in a first
Los Angeles public school students may be returning to the age of college-ruled notebooks and Scantrons, following a Tuesday school board vote that will limit
Best Chromebooks (2026): Most Are Bad, but These Aren’t
Is there a good case to be made for a Chromebook in 2026? In my mind, there are two primary reasons. The first is if
Snap Map’s new ‘Place Loyalty’ badges will show the spots you visit most often
Snapchat is rolling out a new “Place Loyalty” feature that will show users when they’re among the most frequent visitors to a place on Snap
Microsoft Must Face £2.1B UK Cloud Licensing Lawsuit
A UK tribunal has allowed a £2.1 billion lawsuit over Microsoft’s cloud licensing to move forward, adding new pressure to how Windows Server is priced