The restaurant payment platform Sunday has raised a $21 million Series B to expand across the U.S. Founded by hospitality veterans, the company is processing $4 billion annually for 80 million guests and reporting 3x year-over-year growth.
Ubuntu’s freshly rewritten sudo command in Rust has encountered its first security issues just weeks after launch. Two vulnerabilities were found and patched through coordinated disclosure. The incidents highlight the challenges of replacing decades-old system tools.
Major game publishers went all-in on games-as-a-service, only to face massive failures and layoffs. The race for the next Fortnite turned into a costly lesson in market saturation and player loyalty. Now the industry is retreating back to what actually works.
The UK government has introduced its most aggressive cybersecurity legislation ever. The bill targets critical infrastructure with mandatory standards and unprecedented enforcement powers following attacks costing £14.7 billion annually.
Apple is seeking permission to appeal a UK ruling that found its App Store commissions abusive. The case could cost the company up to $2.6 billion and involves over 1,500 developers. This mirrors similar legal battles Apple is fighting in the EU over its app distribution monopoly.
Nvidia’s vice presidents fly coach and don’t have executive assistants, according to a VP’s LinkedIn post. The policy reflects the $4 trillion chipmaker’s flat organizational structure, though some executives do get luxury perks.
Synopsys is cutting approximately 10% of its global workforce following the completion of its $35 billion Ansys acquisition. The restructuring could eliminate up to 2,800 positions across the combined company. The cuts were disclosed in an SEC filing on November 12.
Mexico’s historic Tulancingo Ground Station has been operating on emergency power since October 6 after a lightning strike disabled its substation. Repairs won’t be completed until the end of November, forcing cancellation of public events and raising concerns about satellite operations.
Canonical is dramatically extending commercial support for Ubuntu LTS releases from 10 to 15 years. Meanwhile, Ubuntu 25.10 users are experiencing broken unattended upgrades due to a Rust coreutils bug that’s preventing system updates.
Monzo’s unexpected CEO change brings Diana Layfield from Google and Standard Chartered to lead the $6 billion neobank. She takes over a profitable company eyeing US expansion and potential IPO. Former colleagues describe her as a decisive leader with startup experience and regulatory savvy.
