DataBahn and Microsoft accelerate SIEM deployment through integration

DataBahn and Microsoft are expanding their collaboration by integrating deep AI into Microsoft Sentinel. AI-driven connectors enable organizations to quickly onboard telemetry from more than 500 sources. Organizations that deploy Microsoft Sentinel as their SIEM platform often en … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 11 hours ago

Cisco makes NetOps and SecOps talk the same language

Cisco has embedded Splunk IT Service Intelligence (ITSI) directly into its Nexus Dashboard. By doing so, the company has brought analytics and security telemetry into the core data center management environment. The integration is designed to speed up fault detection and root cau … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 12 hours ago

Google closes $32B Wiz deal, its largest acquisition ever

Google has completed its $32 billion acquisition of Wiz. The deal, now Google’s largest takeover ever monetarily, was first announced in March last year. Wiz joins Google Cloud but remains available across all major clouds, including AWS, Azure, and Oracle Cloud. The deal cleared … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 14 hours ago

AI neocloud Nebius receives $2 billion investment from Nvidia

Nvidia and Nebius announced a strategic partnership today. Nvidia is investing $2 billion in the AI neocloud, formerly part of Yandex. The two companies will collaborate on AI factories, inference infrastructure, and fleet management, with the goal of achieving more than 5 gigawa … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 14 hours ago

JFrog: How to leap along the AI workflow tightrope

The pace of software development has never been faster. It is currently fuelled in no small part by the race to apply agentic functions below the surface in the developer’s codebase, and in upper levels of functionality at the user interface. With new AI models, data pipelines an … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 15 hours ago

Riverlane aims to speed up quantum development by years

If Riverlane’s new roadmap holds true, we can expect quantum technology to arrive in the early 2030s. The Cambridge-based company focuses on quantum error correction, a key hurdle to overcome for future quantum computers to become successful. Three successive generations of fault … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 15 hours ago

The Zero-Drift Frontier: Modern Edge Demands on Kubernetes

Edge computing has come to the fore. Too often, edge computing gets confused with the Internet of Things (IoT), which refers to devices ranging from smart city sensors to kiosk computers to wind turbine telemetry units and such. Today, the notion of edge has become a more high-st … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 16 hours ago

Amazon Web Services expands Security Hub for multicloud security

Amazon Web Services has expanded Security Hub with new capabilities designed to bring together security operations across multiple cloud environments. The service, which was originally intended to centralize security alerts within AWS, is being further developed into a platform t … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 17 hours ago

Windows Hello gets passkey support for Entra accounts

Microsoft is working on a new way for users to sign in to Microsoft Entra on Windows devices. The company is introducing support for passkeys that work with Windows Hello, allowing organizations to further reduce their reliance on traditional passwords.  According to BleepingComp … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 17 hours ago

Amazon calls engineers together after AI-related outages

Amazon is calling engineers together after a series of outages involving AI coding tools. From now on, junior and mid-level engineers must ask senior engineers for permission before making AI-assisted code changes. This was reported by the Financial Times. Dave Treadwell, senior … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 18 hours ago

SUSE may be sold again

Investment company EQT is exploring options for selling software company SUSE. According to insiders, a transaction could value the Linux company at up to approximately $6 billion, or more than €5 billion. According to Reuters, the exploration is still in its early stages, and it … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 18 hours ago

Meta acquires Moltbook, social network for AI agents

Meta is buying Moltbook, the experimental social network built exclusively for AI agents. On the platform, AI agents post, comment, and vote with each other. Humans are only allowed to watch. The deal brings the founders of Moltbook to Meta’s AI division. Axios was the first to d … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 19 hours ago

ASML to build large new campus in Eindhoven

On Tuesday, the Eindhoven city council gave its final approval to chip machine manufacturer ASML’s expansion plans at the Brainport Industries Campus (BIC). With 35 votes in favor and 6 against, the zoning plan will be amended. ASML wants to break ground in March, with the first … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 19 hours ago

Salesforce makes Contact Center much more effective with Agentforce

Salesforce has significantly improved its Contact Center solution, Agentforce Contact Center. Agentforce Contact Center combines voice (telephony), digital channels, CRM data, and AI agents in a single platform. The goal is to serve customers much more effectively, regardless of … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

Veeam officially launches its HPE Morpheus VM Essentials support

Veeam Data Platform now supports agentless, host-level, image-based backup for HPE Morpheus VM Essentials Software. The general availability brings HPE’s offering on level terms with its rivals such as VMware, Nutanix and Microsoft. Organizations evaluating VMware alternatives ha … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

Ericsson breach: voice phishing call exposed over 15,000 records

A vishing (voice phishing) attack on a third-party vendor supporting Ericsson’s US operations exposed data on 15,661 people. Attackers used a phone call to trick an employee into handing over account access in April 2025. The breach, disclosed to state regulators, may include Soc … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

When is an SBOM not an SBOM? CISA’s Minimum Elements

In August 2025, CISA (the US Cybersecurity Infrastructure & Infrastructure Security Agency) published new guidance around Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) for the first time in four years, including what it calls the new ‘Minimum Elements’.  Minimum Elements sets the baseline … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

Polarise considers 30-megawatt AI data center in sovereignty push

German technology company Polarise has announced plans to build a new data center specifically designed for artificial intelligence. The facility is to be located in the municipality of Amberg in Unterallgäu, in the region around Augsburg in the state of Bavaria. According to the … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

Budget no longer an obstacle to AI automation

Budget is hardly an obstacle to AI automation anymore. Only 15% of IT decision-makers see costs as a bottleneck. AI accountability and security are the real challenges, while organizations plan to further scale up the number of AI agents in the coming year (43%). This is accordin … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

OpenAI announces acquisition of AI testing startup Promptfoo

OpenAI aims to expand its security and testing capabilities for AI applications through the acquisition of Promptfoo. The company announced it wants to integrate the startup’s technology into OpenAI Frontier, a platform that helps organizations build and manage AI agents for busi … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

JetBrains Air: agentic development environment in preview

JetBrains launches Air, an agentic development environment that allows developers to control multiple AI agents simultaneously. The platform is now available in Public Preview and supports Codex, Claude Agent, Gemini CLI, and Junie. It does not replace the traditional code editor … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

HPE wants to be able to adjust prices after submitting a quote

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has amended its contract terms so that it can change the price of hardware after a quote has been issued. The change follows sharp price increases for memory and storage components, among other things, which account for an increasingly large proportion … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

Claude Code gets tool for checking code

Anthropic introduces Code Review for Claude Code. This multi-agent system thoroughly analyzes every pull request (PR) for errors. Code review has become a bottleneck for many software teams. Anthropic itself saw code output per engineer grow by 200% last year, but review capacity … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

First factory for InP photonic chips on 6-inch wafer scale in the Netherlands

Construction has started in Eindhoven on the world’s first industrial factory for indium phosphide (InP) photonic chips on a 6-inch wafer scale. With an investment of €150 million from the European PIXEurope consortium and the EU Chips Act, the project is set to get off the groun … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 1 day ago

Dataiku introduces platform for scalable enterprise AI

Today, Dataiku is launching the “Platform for AI Success,” an expansion of its enterprise AI platform. With three new products, the company aims to take AI initiatives out of the pilot phase and turn them into measurable business performance. Dataiku focuses on a single shared or … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

AMD is giving its embedded chips 80 TOPS of AI compute

AMD is expanding its Ryzen AI Embedded P100 Series with new processors offering up to 12 Zen 5 cores, 80 system TOPS, and up to 8x higher GPU compute. The new chips target industrial automation, mobile robotics, and medical imaging. In addition, they now include AMD ROCm software … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

MariaDB acquires GridGain for agentic AI data

MariaDB acquires GridGain Systems, the creator of open source Apache Ignite. The combination of MariaDB’s relational database with GridGain’s in-memory technology is expected to deliver sub-millisecond data performance for agentic AI applications. GridGain Systems is the creator … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

Microsoft 365 E7 unveiled: biggest licensing change in ten years

Microsoft has confirmed to Techzine that it will be launching the Microsoft 365 E7 Frontier Worker Suite on May 1. The package consists of Microsoft 365 E5, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Agent 365. It is the biggest release since Microsoft 365 E5, which came out in 2015. The new sui … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

Mass attack by Russian hackers on Dutch military personnel and civil servants

The MIVD and AIVD warn of an active Russian hacking campaign targeting Signal and WhatsApp accounts of Dutch government employees, military personnel, and dignitaries. The attackers are not exploiting technical vulnerabilities in the apps themselves, but rather legitimate securit … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

Sovereign: the new normal for AI and cloud native (and how to make it work)

As we head into KubeCon 2026 in Amsterdam, the word we keep hearing in our European travels is sovereign. Don’t worry — we’re not going to rehash the (often political) causes of this new focus. We’re here to talk about the practicalities of making the tech work.  Sovereignty is o … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

New npm browser npmx addresses shortcomings of npmjs

An initiative within the JavaScript community is attempting to offer an alternative to the way developers view npm packages via the web. The project is called npmx and was recently released as an alpha version. This is according to DevClass. Npmx serves as an alternative interfac … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

Google CLI simplifies Workspace for AI agents

Google has published a new command line tool on GitHub that simplifies the use of Gmail, Drive, and other Workspace services for AI agents. The tool bundles various Google Workspace APIs into a single interface. This was reported by The Next Web. The tool is called gws and provid … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

Nscale sets European record: 2 billion raised in funding round

UK-based AI infrastructure company Nscale has closed a $2 billion Series C round. It’s the largest in European history, valuing the company at $14.6 billion. The round was led by Aker ASA and 8090 Industries, with support from Nvidia, Dell, Citadel, Nokia, and others. Former Meta … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

OpenAI unveils Codex Security to detect vulnerabilities in AI code

OpenAI is introducing a security tool for software development called Codex Security. The application, which is currently available in a research preview, is designed to help development teams detect vulnerabilities in code faster and more accurately. According to OpenAI, the too … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

Anthropic launches Claude-powered app marketplace without taking a cut

Anthropic has launched the Claude Marketplace, an enterprise store where customers can buy Claude-powered software from third-party vendors. The initial catalog lists six partners: Snowflake, GitLab, Harvey AI, Rogo, Replit, and Lovable. It appears Anthropic will not take a commi … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

The future of generative AI in software testing

Cloud is for everyone, but not every single thing. This much we know. Generative AI is certainly also for everyone, but (according to the technology evangelists who champion this space), it could potentially be applied to every single thing in terms of every entity in the IT stac … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

“Blind AI deployment leads to knowledge loss and software failures”

Artificial intelligence is rapidly being integrated into business processes, driven by promises of efficiency and cost savings. However, there is a serious warning from the industry. CEO Kurt Jonckheer, CTO Bruno De Bus, and CPO Dirk Van de Poel of platform engineering company Kl … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 2 days ago

Fake installation pages Claude Code spreads infostealer

Security researchers at Push Security have discovered a new technique they call InstallFix. Attackers clone installation pages of developer tools such as Claude Code and replace the install commands with malware instructions. The fake pages are distributed via sponsored Google se … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 5 days ago

Windows Terminal 1.24 focuses on extensions and search

Microsoft has released Windows Terminal 1.24 and previewed version 1.25. The stable version introduces a new Extensions page and improved language support. The preview introduces search functionality in settings, support for the Kitty Keyboard protocol, and a 10-20% improvement i … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 5 days ago

A decade of Cloud Native at ING: Lessons learned, and what comes next

ING’s private cloud has been around for over a decade, and its cloud native portfolio is approaching almost a decade in the making. Built on open source standards and cloud native technologies early in the European banking journey, it powers the vast majority of the bank’s worklo … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 5 days ago

2025 was a new record year for ransomware

The number of ransomware attacks worldwide rose by 50 percent to nearly 7,900 incidents in 2025, according to the Annual Threat Intelligence Report from NCC Group. Qilin was the most active group, and the industrial sector was the hardest hit. However, there was a changing of the … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 5 days ago

China and spyware companies dominate zero-day attacks

Attacks exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in enterprise technology reached record levels in 2025. Cyber espionage groups linked to China appear to be particularly active in exploiting these vulnerabilities, while commercial spyware companies are playing a greater role. This is … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 5 days ago

Pentagon labels Anthropic a supply chain risk

The US Department of Defense has officially designated AI company Anthropic as a risk to the US supply chain. This escalates a conflict between the Pentagon and the developer of the Claude AI model over the conditions under which the technology may be used by the military. Bloomb … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 5 days ago

Palo Alto and SentinelOne founders launch security company Cylake

Cybersecurity startup Cylake has raised $45 million in seed funding to develop a security platform that runs entirely within customers’ own infrastructure. The investment round was led by venture capital firm Greylock. Cylake focuses on organizations that cannot store their secur … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 5 days ago

“AI chips will remain in America unless foreign countries invest in the US”

A significant restriction on AI development outside the US is looming. The US government is considering restricting exports of 200,000 chips or more, unless the customer in question invests in AI infrastructure in the United States or offers other security guarantees. According t … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 5 days ago

OpenAI launches GPT-5.4: reasoning, coding, and computer use in one

OpenAI’s latest model sounds like a jack of all trades. GPT-5.4 follows very closely on the heels of GPT-5.3 Instant, but mainly takes over the tasks of the more sizable GPT-5.2, particularly for tasks that require reasoning, are intended for coding, or control a computer. The mo … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 5 days ago

How phishing service Tycoon 2FA went under

Microsoft, together with Europol and international partners, has disrupted the phishing-as-a-service provider Tycoon 2FA. The service sent tens of millions of fraudulent emails to more than 500,000 organizations every month and bypassed multi-factor authentication. Microsoft seiz … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 6 days ago

To make vibe coding viable, Pega Blueprint adds robust controls

Blueprint is Pegasystems’ take on AI-infused enterprise app development. With additional updates, it has now embraced vibe coding without letting it degrade enterprise-grade secure design. The tool combines conversational AI with drag-and-drop modeling and enterprise governance. … | Continue reading


@techzine.eu | 6 days ago