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A hacktivist group with links to Iran’s intelligence agencies is claiming responsibility for a data-wiping attack against Stryker, a global medical technology company based in Michigan. News reports out of Ireland, Stryker’s largest hub outside of the United States, said the company sent home more than 5,000 workers there today. Meanwhile, a voicemail message at Stryker’s main U.S. headquarters says the company is currently experiencing a building emergency. Based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Stryker [NYSE:SYK] is a medical and surgical equipment maker that reported $25 billion in global sales last year. In a lengthy statement posted to Telegram, a hacktivist group…

Britain could reduce the impact of rising global gas prices and supply concerns caused by the conflict in the Gulf by rapidly increasing domestic green gas production, according to the UK’s anaerobic digestion industry. Trade association the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) says existing biomethane plants could increase production by almost a third within months if government removes several regulatory barriers, boosting UK gas supply before next winter. Biomethane – a purified form of biogas produced from domestic food waste, farm residues and other organic materials – is chemically identical to natural gas and can be injected directly into…

A new whitepaper released by one of Europe’s tech, startup and digital investment event, GITEX AI EUROPE, in partnership with research firm – LUE, maps out the foundations for Europe’s digital sovereignty; identifying the imperatives that could define the continent’s next decade of technological leadership. With Europe’s ICT market now valued at €1.02 trillion, the study emphasises that Europe’s long-term tech competitiveness hinges on its ability to scale AI computing power, establish cloud infrastructure, embed open-source standards, and mobilise deeper pools of startup capital. Together, these priorities form the pillars of a ‘new industrial compact’ aligning Europe’s innovation capacity with…

What you need to knowSamsung may stop selling the Galaxy Z TriFold soon as reports say the current batch could be the final restock.The Galaxy Z TriFold launched as a limited device with a 6.5-inch cover display and a large 10-inch unfolded screen.High manufacturing and rising component costs are reportedly the main reason Samsung may discontinue the device.Samsung is still committed to foldables and could launch new models, including a rumored wide foldable soon.The Galaxy Z TriFold might be one of the most exciting smartphones released in recent months, but it seems Samsung may have already achieved what it intended…

CMS researchers probed top‑quark pairs for signs of new scalar and pseudoscalar particles Inside the CMS (Courtesy: CERN) Particle physicists have been searching for new fundamental scalar and pseudoscalar bosons because, if discovered, they could reveal physics beyond the Standard Model and help explain mysteries such as dark matter and even why the Higgs exists. The Higgs remains the only confirmed scalar boson, and no pseudoscalar bosons have yet been observed, though they are predicted, for example, in theories involving axions and axion‑like particles. One promising way to find them is to look for their decay into a top quark…

PhonePe, India’s biggest digital payments platform, has put its IPO plans on hold, citing geopolitical tensions and a volatile stock market. On Monday, the Bengaluru-based company said it had paused its IPO plans, but remains committed to going public once market conditions improve. The move comes less than two months after the fintech filed an updated IPO prospectus, targeting a listing on Indian stock exchanges later this year. Escalating tensions in the Middle East have rattled global financial markets and pushed oil prices higher, prompting investors to retreat from stock markets. India’s benchmark equity indexes, the Nifty 50 and BSE…

Over the past two decades, REST (Representational State Transfer) has become a de facto standard for APIs, connecting millions of apps and services every day. Yet, as distributed systems have grown more complex, gRPC has emerged as a viable contender, underpinning internal communication at companies like Netflix and gaining traction in scenarios where low latency and scalability are critical. My first experience with gRPC came during a large-scale refactor from a monolithic application to a microservices architecture. The system’s performance requirements made latency and throughput critical factors, and gRPC quickly demonstrated its advantage, delivering consistent, low-latency communication where REST would…

For decades, he said, “the retirement of data center equipment was treated almost entirely as a compliance and disposal issue. Enterprises focused on secure decommissioning, certified recycling, and documented destruction of sensitive hardware. Once equipment left production environments, its economic life was assumed to be largely finished.” That assumption, he pointed out, “is beginning to change, because the hardware inside modern data centres contains a wide range of strategically important materials. Servers, storage systems, networking equipment, and power components contain copper, aluminum, silver, gold, and increasingly small but significant quantities of rare earth elements and other critical minerals.” These materials…

Service assurance is officially graduating from an era of dashboards, tickets, and engineers scrambling to find what’s gone wrong to swift root cause analysis and proactive fixes As AI moves deeper into the network stack, a burst of experimentation has followed to figure out how to best tune the network with AI.  “The networks today are 150x more complex than legacy networks and the only way to address or manage this operational complexity is through continuous testing and total automation,” noted Anil Kollipara, VP of product management at Spirent in the recent presentation.  Over the past few months, a clear…

A few years into the AI shift, the gap between engineers is not talent. It’s coordination: shared norms and a shared language for how AI fits into everyday engineering work. Some teams are already getting real value. They’ve moved beyond one-off experiments and started building repeatable ways of working with AI. Others haven’t, even when the motivation is there. The reason is often simple: The cost of orientation has exploded. The landscape is saturated with tools and advice, and it’s hard to know what matters, where to start, and what “good” looks like once you care about production realities.The missing…