Month: February 2024
Web hosting brand Nexcess absorbed into parent company Liquid Web
After 20 years the web hosting company on which Magento was built will merge into Liquid Web to become one brand. After the merger, due to complete by the end of Q2 2024, Nexcess customers will be able to manage their account through LiquidWeb.com and the services, plans, and contacts…
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The Garmin Forerunner 165 could be a great budget running watch
Garmin watches ain’t cheap. While the running community loves them, they’re often an investment, costing more than $500 for a midrange watch and going up from there. Which is why it’s neat that the new $249.99 Forerunner 165 and $299.99 165 Music are pretty affordable by Garmin’s standards. In terms…
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Microsoft investing billions in Spain for AI, cloud in latest EU spending spree
Microsoft has confirmed plans to bolster its artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure in Spain with a substantial $2.1 billion investment over the next two years. The news came as Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez took to X to announce Microsoft’s decision to quadruple its investment in the country. The investment…
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Fujifilm’s X100VI is a big step forward for the TikTok-famous compact camera
Fujifilm's X100V was the toy to have over the last couple of years (thanks, TikTok) and the company has now released its successor, the 40.2-megapixel X100 VI, with large improvements across the board. While keeping the same retro form, it offers much faster shooting speeds, in-body stabilization, 6.2K 30p video…
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Samsung details a host of audio upgrades coming to its phones, tablets, and TVs
Samsung has detailed its expanded support for a range of audio technologies including Auracast, 360 Audio, and Auto Switch in a new blog post. None are appearing on Samsung’s devices for the first time, but we now know how broadly they’ll be supported across the lineup. Samsung says updates will…
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University of Cambridge apparently suffering DDoS attack – and it isn’t the only one affected
The University of Cambridge is currently reported to be grappling with a widespread distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack that is also causing disruptions across various other higher education institutions in the UK. Students from multiple colleges have been alerted to the development, which has been impacting critical education IT…
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