Google just confirmed something terrifying. Over 200 companies got hit in a massive supply chain breach. Their Salesforce data is gone.

CrowdStrike just confirmed what security teams dread most. An insider went rogue. The cybersecurity giant terminated an employee last month who allegedly leaked internal

Google just wrapped closing arguments in its sprawling adtech antitrust case. The stakes? A forced breakup of its advertising business worth billions.

Google quietly slipped ads into AI Mode search results. Most users didn’t even notice the shift happening. An SEO consultant named Brodie Clark caught Google red-handed. The

X finally launched its handle marketplace for Premium+ subscribers. But the whole system feels like a cash grab wrapped in confusing rules.

Perplexity expanded Comet to Android this week. The AI-powered browser now reaches millions more users who want artificial intelligence baked directly into their web experience.

Google’s new image generator finally fixes what everyone hated about AI art. No more gibberish text or broken letters. The company calls it Nano Banana Pro, though it’s also

OpenAI dropped group chats in ChatGPT this week. Not a test anymore. Available to everyone. The feature lets you invite up to 20 people into a shared ChatGPT conversation. Plus,

Google just rolled out a tool to identify AI-generated images. Sounds helpful, right? Except it only detects content made with Google’s own AI tools.

Google flipped the switch on something massive. Gemini AI now rides shotgun in 250 million Android Auto vehicles worldwide. That’s not a test rollout—that’s a full-scale invasion