The Ivanti survey finds a massive governance ownership gap, and runtime control still fails when agents act fast.

Producers Nakashima and Furuya explain how Final Fantasy V and VI shaped a return to classic, turn-based play.

The Intel-to-Apple-Silicon switch is winding down, but two more years of security patching complicate the goodbye.

The acquisition plugs Fin’s team and tech into Salesforce’s Agentforce platform, changing how enterprises build AI automation.

The CRM giant’s $3.6B check for Fin signals Salesforce is paying for deployed AI service, not just building it.

A year-plus North American medical and military espionage campaign moved from REDCap credential theft to Gmail exfiltration.

The definitive agreement values Roku at $22B and reshapes who controls the connected TV battleground.

Square Enixs Summer Game Fest reveal appears to have driven fans back to Steam, specifically for Remake and Rebirth discounts.

The Cursor CEO’s “emergency” over Anthropic Claude’s momentum forces a high-stakes pivot with SpaceX risk attached.

Detection still matters, but the real bottleneck is evidence: data access, context, governance, and explainable action at machine speed.

The update overhauls character creation with face sliders, body morphing, and voice pitch controls, plus a detailed 2024 roadmap.

A Dishonored team stream turns “loading screens are bad” into “world-building is the point,” then reveals a nearly-used Daud hand plan.