Data centers, networks and the cloud underneath everything. What runs production, and what happens when it stops.
Meta has unveiled Petal, a 7,000-kilometer submarine cable connecting the U.S. to France's Atlantic coast with 1 Petabit per second capacity—the largest generational leap in subsea telecom history, targeting service in 2029.
Attackers combined a Border Gateway Protocol hijack with fraudulent TLS certificates to distribute malicious updates to Softaculous customers. The incident reveals how weaknesses in both routing authorization and certificate issuance processes can be chained together.
A service alert warns that File History backup functionality breaks after applying this month's security patches, affecting Windows 10 and 11 systems with no immediate resolution available.
Network operators and infrastructure experts gathered in Mumbai in September 2026 to discuss management tools, root key rollover preparations, certificate revocation challenges, and routing security across the Asia Pacific region.
The platform now immediately deletes older unprotected deployments once free-tier users exceed 10GB of storage, cutting retention windows and reducing the number of protected builds to keep the Hobby plan sustainable.
EXA Infrastructure has signed Xtera to build a 6,552-kilometer transatlantic cable with 500 Tbps capacity. The deal marks a watershed moment: vertical integration and private equity backing are reshaping the subsea market, breaking the stranglehold of legacy oligopolists.
Researchers have built a TCP implementation that runs on programmable network switches and SmartNICs, delivering terabit-scale throughput while eliminating the CPU tax that has made software TCP stacks a bottleneck in modern data centers.
Amazon's new T8i EC2 instances, powered by custom Intel Xeon Scalable Processors, are now generally available across multiple regions. The instances target low-to-moderate CPU workloads and offer significant performance and cost improvements over the previous T3 generation.
