Broadcom Inc. has released patches for 89 newly discovered vulnerabilities in TrueSource Spring Enterprise, distributing them first to critical infrastructure operators and other qualified Broadcom Pushes 89 Spring Framework Fixes to Early-Access Enterprise CustomersRead more
Apple Ships Day-One Software Patch With New Foldable iPhone Duo Launch
Apple's first foldable handset, the iPhone Duo, reached customers today, with actual delivery timing varying based on when buyers placed their pre-orders. Alongside the device, Apple pushed a Apple Ships Day-One Software Patch With New Foldable iPhone Duo LaunchRead more
Google Lets Enterprises Run VMware Themselves on Bare-Metal Hardware
Google Cloud has introduced a self-managed VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) offering that hands customers full administrative control over their virtualization environment, running on dedicated Google Lets Enterprises Run VMware Themselves on Bare-Metal HardwareRead more
Upwind Security Boosts Cybersecurity Funding Round to $400 Million
Upwind Security, an Israeli cloud-security startup, has expanded its latest financing round to $400 million while holding on to the $3.8 billion valuation it disclosed in September. The updated Upwind Security Boosts Cybersecurity Funding Round to $400 MillionRead more
Apple Adds Selfie-Based Age Checks to iPhones in iOS 27.2
Apple has begun rolling out iOS 27.2, introducing a selfie-based method for confirming a user is an adult. The update responds to a growing patchwork of regional laws that require age verification Apple Adds Selfie-Based Age Checks to iPhones in iOS 27.2Read more
FIFA Opens Bidding War for U.S. World Cup Broadcast Rights Through 2034
FIFA has launched a formal tender inviting broadcasters and streaming platforms to bid on U.S. and Puerto Rico media rights for the 2030 and 2034 Men's World Cups. It is the first competitive, open FIFA Opens Bidding War for U.S. World Cup Broadcast Rights Through 2034Read more