Microsoft has released Build 22631.6269 to Windows Insiders, targeting several persistent quality issues. The update fixes unresponsive File Explorer behavior and .tar file extraction problems that have frustrated users for months.
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.
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.
Valve has unveiled three major hardware products that mark its biggest push into gaming hardware in years. The Steam Machine returns with modern AMD Zen 4 and RDNA 3 graphics, while the Steam Frame represents Valve’s first VR headset. All products are scheduled to ship in early 2026.
Vast Data just announced two major partnerships that could reshape enterprise AI infrastructure. The company secured a $1.17 billion agreement with CoreWeave while teaming up with Google Cloud for hybrid AI deployments. This comes as Vast reportedly seeks funding at a $30 billion valuation.
Google has officially launched Cameyo Virtual App Delivery for ChromeOS Enterprise after acquiring the company. The service streams legacy Windows and Linux apps directly in Chrome browser, solving ChromeOS’s long-standing application gap. Enterprises can now deploy legacy applications as Progressiv
Microsoft is tackling one of Windows on Arm’s biggest remaining gaps with a specialized low-latency audio driver. The company is collaborating with Qualcomm and Yamaha on the open-source project, which will enable plug-and-play compatibility with USB Audio Class 2 devices. Public preview is schedule
CoreWeave stock fell sharply despite beating Q3 revenue expectations. The AI infrastructure provider revealed data center issues that forced it to scale back full-year revenue forecasts. The company remains up over 170% year-to-date despite recent struggles.
A YouTuber has successfully run a Minecraft server on a cheap smart light bulb from AliExpress. The project uses specialized software to work with the bulb’s extremely limited hardware. This continues the trend of running Minecraft on increasingly obscure hardware platforms.
Boosteroid, the world’s third-largest cloud gaming provider with 6.5 million users, is teaming up with DL Invest Group to develop a network of European data centers. The joint venture plans facilities ranging from 20-40MW with expansion potential up to 150MW. This marks a significant infrastructure
