Google and Character.AI, an artificial intelligence firm (AI), agreed Wednesday to settle a lawsuit linked to a teen’s ...

The new year has barely begun, but the first days of 2026 have brought big news for health. On Monday, the US’s federal ...

"Mass firings " (or "Sackings"; not bulk actions or RAs) are worse than "Layoffs" or "Redundancies" because they stigmatise those affected (harder for those impacted to find a job after it), set aside ...

So the layoffs are coming, but just like at IBM, PIPs will be leveraged. Speaking of IBM, yesterday we said that "IBM is in a "forever layoffs" loop" and that means IBM gets to merely pretend ...

This means that the narrative from Microsoft's "PR bunny" (Shaw) is showing mold already. This might also mean that Microsoft's communication lacks consistency and coordination. Impulsive denials will ...

IBM is collapsing, and to make matters worse, it's causing CentOS and Fedora to collapse while taking RHEL proprietary. IBM's is in a "forever layoffs" loop, as is Red Hat. Red Hat should have ...

The above new comments from IBMer serve to suggest that appraisals can be precursors; they can hint or signal RAs to come. IBM has "forever layoffs" now ( to overcome/dodge/bypass transparency ...

Benoît Battistelli was sort of 'ousted' (a "soft" expulsion) after many staff protests and negative media, which resulted in ...

When the media says that Microsoft denies layoffs it is basically lying, citing a liar. Maybe they disperse or delay the ...

To be very clear, there is no denial, no statement, nothing. There's a lot of fake (or very misleading) news about it today and yesterday. Still silence from Microsoft. Correct, they either postpone ...

So this year in Saudi Arabia Windows is seen as down and Vista 11 is also down. Some years ago Windows fell to a "market share" of just 11% there, as we noted at the time.

Zambia - like most of Africa - is poor in money but rich in resources. This means it attracts plunder. But there are some GAFAM divestments, based on 2026 data. Notice how GNU/Linux grew in recent ...