During its earnings call, CEO Hock Tan went further, outlining company expectations of about $115 billion in fiscal 2027 and $230 billion in fiscal 2028; those longer-range figures are management outlooks, not revenue already earned or guaranteed orders.
Google launches Gemini 3.8 Flash and a restricted Cyber model, a judge rejects an ad-tech breakup while ordering conduct remedies, and FreeRDP ships a follow-up to a serious security release.
Independent reports and Wayve say supervised autonomous rides have started in London, but Uber’s own rider page still says the service is coming soon.
Four current tech deals checked against live retailer and manufacturer pages: an HP 165Hz monitor, an Anker USB-C hub, a UGREEN laptop power bank, and two Anker multi-port chargers.
☀ Morning Good News for Today Google’s September Android update adds two accessibility tools aimed at making phones easier to use in motion and easier to use for blind and low-vision people. [1] [2] Motion Assist is available on Android…
Telstra’s external review says a 2006 clock reset spread through its mobile network after years of timing-architecture, ownership and operational-control gaps.
Taiwan’s economy minister says companies plan another $20 billion in U.S. investment as AI and chip demand rises, but firm names, sites and schedules remain undisclosed.
Dropbox says attackers used a flawed Lenovo ID sign-in path to compromise about 5,000 accounts. Here is what happened, what remains unknown and what users should check now.
Four source-checked stories: Windows memory integrity, a reported JFrog exploit, Apple’s CEO transition, and Gartner’s enterprise AI scaling survey.
OpenAI says its unreleased Astra model reached the company’s Critical cyber threshold, but the capability and safety findings remain company-run and advanced access will be restricted.
