Apple hiring news usually arrives with the emotional texture of a firmware update: important, inevitable, and delivered in a tone best described as “silent mode.” So when a well-known independent designer openly announces he’s joining Apple’s design team—and the story pops up across the Apple ecosystem in a matter of hours—you pay attention. On January…
HPE Aruba VIA Client for Linux Hit by Local Privilege Escalation (HPESBNW04994 rev.2): What CVE-2025-37186 Means for Enterprises
HPE Aruba Networking’s Virtual Intranet Access (VIA) client for Linux is the kind of software most organizations forget about until it breaks—or until it shows up in a security bulletin with the phrase “arbitrary code execution with root privileges.” Unfortunately, that’s exactly what happened in January 2026. HPE published HPESBNW04994 rev.2, a security bulletin describing…
Hetzner Warns of Phishing Emails Stealing Logins and Credit Card Data: What Customers Should Do (and What Everyone Else Can Learn)
Hetzner has issued a public warning about phishing emails circulating in its name that attempt to steal customer login credentials and, in some cases, credit card data. The alert appears on Hetzner’s official status page as an ongoing incident titled “Phishing emails stealing logins and credit card data,” first posted with a start time of…
AWS Weekly Roundup (Jan 26, 2026): EC2 G7e with NVIDIA Blackwell, Corretto Security Updates, and the Quiet Upgrades That Matter
AWS has a special talent for shipping headline-grabbing infrastructure one day and then—almost casually—dropping a handful of smaller features that end up saving teams real money and real sleep. The AWS Weekly Roundup: Amazon EC2 G7e instances with NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs (January 26, 2026) is a perfect example of that pattern. The roundup (written by…
Beyond Boundaries: What Azure Storage’s 2026 Roadmap Really Means for AI, Cloud‑Native Apps, and Your Budget
Microsoft’s cloud blog has a way of announcing the future with the calm confidence of someone who just watched your production cluster survive Black Friday. In “Beyond boundaries: The future of Azure Storage in 2026”, Azure Storage leaders Aung Oo (Vice President, Azure Storage) and Maneesh Sah (Corporate Vice President, Azure Storage) sketch the priorities…
The First Human Test of “Rejuvenation” Is Finally Here: Life Biosciences, Epigenetic Reprogramming, and What FDA Clearance Really Means
On January 27, 2026, MIT Technology Review published a story with a headline that sounds like it escaped from a sci‑fi writer’s room: “The first human test of a rejuvenation method will begin ‘shortly’”. The piece (and the discussion it immediately triggered across the internet) centers on a milestone that longevity researchers have been inching…
Hetzner Phishing Alert: Emails Stealing Logins and Credit Card Data—How to Spot Them, Lock Down Accounts, and Protect Your Organization
On July 5, 2024 (06:00 UTC), hosting provider Hetzner published a blunt warning on its status page: phishing emails are circulating “in the name of Hetzner,” and they’re aiming for the two things criminals never get tired of monetizing—account logins and credit card details. The incident post is still listed as Status: Identified, and Hetzner’s…
Where Tech Leaders and Students Really Think AI Is Going: What WIRED’s ‘For Future Reference’ Gets Right (and What Comes Next)
On January 27, 2026, WIRED published a neat little reality check titled Where Tech Leaders and Students Really Think AI Is Going. It’s part of WIRED’s freshly sharpened “For Future Reference” framing, and it reads like what happens when you put AI CEOs, policy wonks, artists, and UC Berkeley students in the same room, then…
AWS Weekly Roundup (Jan 26, 2026): EC2 G7e With NVIDIA Blackwell, Corretto Security Updates, and the Quiet Infrastructure Wins You’ll Actually Feel
AWS has a talent for shipping big-ticket hardware announcements in the same week it also sneaks in a handful of “this will save you hours” improvements. The AWS Weekly Roundup: Amazon EC2 G7e instances with NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs (January 26, 2026) is a perfect example: a new GPU instance family designed for modern AI inference…
AWS Weekly Roundup (Jan 26, 2026): EC2 G7e with NVIDIA Blackwell, Corretto security updates, and the quiet platform tweaks that matter
AWS has a particular talent for launching something that sounds like a minor alphabet soup update (“G7e is now generally available”) and then watching half the internet quietly reorder its infrastructure roadmap. In the AWS Weekly Roundup: Amazon EC2 G7e instances with NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs (January 26, 2026), AWS recaps a cluster of changes that—taken…