The decades-old vulnerability in PHP shows how legacy code and AI-powered attacks are creating a new era of cyber risk for every company.

The AI memory leader's record quarter triggers a massive capital return - and signals the HBM boom is far from over.

AI memory demand hands the South Korean chipmaker a sharp profit beat and a $25 billion plan to reward shareholders.

Within hours of launch, new foldables broke at the crease. Apple is replacing units, and teardown expert Shahram Mokhtari is inside the hinge.

The Economist asks whether CDS protection would actually cover an AI-driven debt crisis - and why the answer matters for CFOs and boards.

Early owners report T-shaped cracks and stuck pixels, while X and Crypto.com turn Apple's first foldable into a runaway joke.

Apple is quietly swapping early failing displays, but without failure-rate data, the real signal is still buried under anecdotes.

OpenAI says its models disproved a bedrock computer science hypothesis, and Anthropic agrees. Independent reviewers aren't certifying it yet.

The AI lab's IPO filing reveals a multichip compute model that analysts say could erode Nvidia's pricing power and reshape how AI giants negotiate.

Investors finally see a path off the loss treadmill - here is what the carrier's new profitability target signals for the broader airline sector.

The calculus for global sports sponsorships just shifted: one of soccer's biggest names is losing Chinese deals over national pride, and every athlete with China exposure is on notice.

Intel is buying Israeli quantum software startup Classiq for roughly $2.3bn. The deal puts a price on the layer that makes quantum computers usable.