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Amazon Is Spending Cash To Keep AWS Growing At A Five-Year-High Pace
AWS grew 39% in Q3, its fastest pace since 2021, as Amazon reported $75.9 billion in quarterly cash capital spending and negative free cash flow.
10 Best Studio Monitor Headphones For Home Studio Mixing And Tracking In 2027
A 2027 buying guide compares 10 studio headphones for mixing and tracking, including isolation, comfort, sound character and cable design.
Could ByteDance’s Leadership Departures Signal A Shift In GenAI R&D?
36Kr reports ByteDance’s GenAI R&D head is leaving for embodied intelligence and says three core members departed in four months. Details remain limited.
Is Your VPN At Risk From A Cisco Firewall Flaw? Here’s How To Check
Cisco says attackers are exploiting CVE-2026-76418 to crash some ASA and FTD firewalls. Check the three exposure conditions and update guidance.
Is Answering The Call The Risk? What We Know About Telegram On Android
NebuSec says a flaw in Telegram for Android was fixed in version 12.10.4. The company reports no attacks, but its exploit chain remains unverified publicly.
AI And Security: What To Do About This Week’s Firewall Fixes And Stolen Tokens
Fortinet issued firewall updates as agencies warned of an active credential-theft campaign. Other reports flag Android token theft and malicious documents.
Cisco SD-WAN Malware: Are Attackers After Network Access, Not Data?
Cisco Talos says KeyDrift malware targeted SD-WAN controllers to copy network encryption keys. A separate report links exploitation to Volt Typhoon.
Can Gemini See Through XREAL AURA? What To Know About Google’s XR Glasses
Google and XREAL launched AURA on Oct. 28, 2026. Here is how Gemini view sharing works, what is known about privacy, pricing and availability.
Why Britain Pays More Than The US For Advanced AI Testing
Britain adds £120 million for frontier AI testing over four years, putting its annual funding well above the US center’s current budget.