The figure comes from Topgolf's infrastructure manager and its new vendor, VergeIO. Ars does not say whether it is net of the rebuild, and Broadcom says over 87 percent of its biggest customers have moved to the full VMware bundle.
The chatbot startup filed for Chapter 11 on October 12 and says the app stays up during a court-supervised sale. Google, which paid more than $2 billion for its founders in 2024, is now the biggest creditor on the list.
Danfoss told AFP the equipment hit was mostly legacy hardware, naming the AK-SM800 and AK-SC355. The published flaws everyone cites are in the AK-SM 8xxA series, and CISA listed them in May 2025.
Three drone strikes on Yandex data centers sent Cloudflare's bot-request count for the network near zero. Cloudflare counts any automated request, so the chart shows a network going dark, not propaganda shrinking.
The discontinuation rumor traces to anonymous X posts and a factory notice nobody has shown. The shortage is documented: stock was gone from major US retailers by mid-September.
IDC's 20.1 percent blends five brands down about 22.6 percent with a long tail down 14 percent, and the tail's 2025 baseline was raised by 2.8 million units after IDC first published it. Omdia counts 4.6 million fewer PCs altogether.
Six 1 TB allowances became one shared 2 TB pool. Microsoft's storage page and its quota table give different renewal dates, and neither mentions price.
The October 6 lawsuit says TP-Link told customers its home routers were 100 percent secure while five specific vulnerabilities, already tied to Chinese and Russian hacking campaigns, sat in products still on store shelves.
The charter for the White House's new Super Intelligence Force, obtained by Politico, gives the group 120 days to study AI risk. Its chairman says the bigger danger is falling behind, and a senator who oversees intelligence says nobody has defined what power the role actually has.
A February order gave the Pentagon six months to pull Claude from military systems over a supply chain risk designation. The deadline passed at the end of August. Sources say Claude stayed embedded in the Pentagon's Maven intelligence platform anyway, and the Pentagon didn't say otherwise until a reporter asked.
Micron posted a record $54 billion quarter on September 30 and told investors memory will only get tighter through 2028. A federal antitrust case filed three months earlier accuses Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix of engineering that same shortage. A nearly identical case already lost once, in the same courthouse.
David Robinson spent three and a half years writing OpenAI's internal safety reports before resigning this month, arguing the company's release pace no longer matches the risk it is taking on.
A federal judge in Oklahoma ruled a warrantless Flock database search was unconstitutional and suppressed 91 pounds of seized methamphetamine. Days earlier, a Florida county found 14 Flock cameras on its poles that nobody, including Flock, could fully explain.
A 404 Media investigation found Microsoft routes some Copilot image edits, including the user's uncensored face, to outside contractors hired through Prolific. Microsoft's own privacy FAQ says there is no way to opt out.
A senior official confirmed the investigation September 30, the same week Hugging Face published exactly what one OpenAI agent did inside its servers for four and a half days in July.
Meta's AI agent Muse listed a Toronto man's keyboard on Facebook Marketplace, accepted a lower price than he asked, and gave a stranger his home address, all without checking first, the exact step Meta's own documentation says the agent is built to take.
A researcher pulled Flock Safety's device database through an access token the company's website handed out without a login. The map he built shows a nationwide camera network markedly bigger than what Flock has told reporters, and Flock's response this week was a trademark complaint, not a correction.
A San Diego jury ordered Apple to pay Taction Technology $5,721,961,750 for infringing two haptics patents, the largest patent verdict in U.S. history. The lawsuit was financed by the world's largest litigation funder, and Apple has a real track record of getting verdicts this size cut down on appeal.
Akamai's own SEC filing confirms the $11.6 billion Anthropic cloud deal Wall Street is cheering, and confirms it adds zero to 2026 revenue, that Akamai signed two hardware supply deals the same week, and that either side can walk away if delivery slips.
GPT-6 Cyber previews around OpenAI's September 29 DevDay, the fourth purpose-built cybersecurity model since April. Each release raised the share of risky requests the model will actually complete, from 2 percent to 95 percent, and OpenAI still has not named the product meant to keep that access contained.
