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Driving Data Trust, Quality, and Governance with AtlanThe Active Metadata Pioneers series features Atlan customers who have completed a thorough evaluation of the Active Metadata Management market. Paying forward what you’ve learned to the next data leader is the true spirit of the Atlan community! So they’re here to share their hard-earned perspective on an evolving market, what makes up their modern data stack, innovative use cases for metadata, and more.In this installment of the series, we meet Kenza Zanzouri, Technical Governance Expert at Contentsquare, a leading digital experience analytics platform that provides rich context and insights into behavior, feelings,…

It’s a foggy morning in Munich. Marie, CIO of a fictional, forward-thinking European healthcare startup, pores over proposals from cloud vendors. Her company is on the verge of launching AI-powered diagnostics but must keep every byte of patient data within EU borders to comply with strict regional privacy laws. On her desk are slick portfolios from Microsoft, AWS, and Google, all touting sovereign cloud options in the EU. Alongside them are proposals from national cloud providers—smaller, perhaps, but wholly grounded in local laws and run by European nationals. After consulting several legal teams, Marie chooses the local sovereign cloud, believing…

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Thursday released details of a backdoor named BRICKSTORM that has been put to use by state-sponsored threat actors from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) to maintain long-term persistence on compromised systems. “BRICKSTORM is a sophisticated backdoor for VMware vSphere and Windows environments,” the agency said. “BRICKSTORM enables cyber threat actors to maintain stealthy access and provides capabilities for initiation, persistence, and secure command-and-control.” Written in Golang, the custom implant essentially gives bad actors interactive shell access on the system and allows them to browse, upload, download, create, delete, and manipulate…

Ice melt salt does more for winter safety than most people think. Winter can look calm and beautiful, but it can also turn roads and walkways into slick, dangerous surfaces fast. A sudden cold front can make streets feel like glass and sidewalks feel unsafe. Snowplows and grit trucks play their part, but ice melt salt does the quiet, steady work. This small mineral helps break the bond between ice and the ground, making it easier for people and cars to move safely. From small driveways to big highways, ice melt salt is used everywhere. But there is more to…

I’m creating a new TabView with Liquid Glass and the adaptive tab makes it so the tab icons changes colors depending on the background. This all works well for the unselected tabs but I want to be able to have my selected tab match the unselected tab color exactly. The selected tab tint appears to be a system blue color by default if a tint isn’t specified. There doesn’t seem to be a way to opt out of the default and make it such that the selected tint matches the unselected icon color. struct MyTabView: View { @State private var…

“2025 reality: We don’t need another superglued digital twin. We need to smash the glued model apart, find the studs, and rebuild the building out of open, writable LEGO bricks with one independent brain on top.” This week’s MondayLive! Discussion delved into a fundamental challenge in smart buildings: the “superglued” digital twin. Many buildings today are collections of proprietary, siloed systems that function in isolation. While they may operate independently, their data and controls are locked away, preventing holistic optimization, true interoperability, and the effective use of modern tools such as AI. The conversation presented a powerful alternative path: strategic decomposition and recomposition.…

What you need to knowPixel 10 users report flickering issues with the always-on display after the December 2025 update.The flicker appears during wireless charging, clock refreshes, and sometimes after unlocking the phone.The bug seems limited to Pixel 10 devices, with no similar reports from older Pixel models so far.Google released a new update for Pixel smartphones earlier this week, bringing new features like AI-powered notifications, lock screen widgets, new custom icon shapes, and more. However, as with every new Pixel update, the December 2025 update for Pixel 10 devices seems to be causing issues with the always-on display.As spotted by…

Published: September 2025 (Updated November 2025) Pages: 305 Companies Profiled: 300 plus Download Sample Company Profile The Quantum Company Directory 2025 covers over 300 companies in the Quantum Technology ecosystem, providing a comprehensive view of the landscape for investors, start-ups, corporations, policy makers, and governments. The directory features detailed data on each quantum tech company, including basic company information, technological specifications, funding data and investment raised and full contact details, providing a map of the Quantum Technology landscape. Market areas cover companies in: Quantum Computing Quantum Hardware & Software Quantum Sensing Quantum Communication & Security Companies profiled include Commutator Studios,…

Over the past two years, Web3 has seen a major comeback across multiple areas. By September 2024, there were 220 million active crypto addresses worldwide, more than three times the number at the end of 2023. DeFi active addresses jumped nearly threefold, with around 7 million transactions happening every day. Stablecoins, in turn, continued to be widely used, managing more than $2.6 trillion in transactions. This global wave in decentralized tech adoption has not left the UAE behind. Dubai, in particular, is positioning itself as the leading hub for blockchain and Web3 development services — and for good reason. By…

new video loaded: Anthropic C.E.O. Says A.I. Tech Is Solid but Enormous Spending Poses RisktranscriptBacktranscriptAnthropic C.E.O. Says A.I. Tech Is Solid but Enormous Spending Poses RiskAt this year’s DealBook Summit, the Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei told Andrew Ross Sorkin, DealBook editor at large, that the A.I. industry was taking on considerable risk as it spends hundreds of billions of dollars on the data centers powering its technology.“Are we overspending? Does the math of all of this make sense?” “So this is really complicated, and I want to separate out the technological side of it from the economic side of…