Data centers, networks and the cloud underneath everything. What runs production, and what happens when it stops.
Microsoft has enabled quick machine recovery on Windows Server 2025, allowing administrators to remotely fix critical boot failures without physical access to affected systems.
The fintech platform experienced a major service disruption affecting dozens of functions, leaving tens of thousands of users unable to access core banking features.
Internet Exchange Points can now route IPv4 traffic over IPv6-only interconnections using RFC8950, eliminating the need for scarce IPv4 addresses on peering LANs. The technique is already deployed at multiple IXPs with support from most modern network operating systems.
Network operators, security experts and policymakers gathered at INNOG 9 to address how infrastructure must evolve amid AI adoption, cloud growth, submarine cable concentration and rising security threats across the Asia-Pacific region.
Two APNIC 62 keynote speakers outlined how the Internet infrastructure of the future will depend equally on AI-driven network automation and the trust relationships that enable security teams to collaborate across borders.
A new subsea cable system backed by €48.4 million in EU grants will route data directly from Ireland to continental Europe, bypassing UK terrestrial transit and reducing exposure to shallow-water infrastructure risks.
Python 3.10 lost upstream security support on October 1, 2026, and AWS Lambda deprecates the python3.10 runtime on October 31, 2026. Here are the dates, what changes and how to upgrade.
Following reported drone strikes on Yandex data centers, claims spread that Russian bot farms had been knocked offline. Traffic data tells a different story: malicious automation migrated to other hosting providers rather than stopping.
