According to Reuters, Thoma Bravo is working with bankers on a sale for Imprivata, which it bought for $544 million in 2016. The company now generates about $500 million in revenue and is a leader in securing healthcare data access.
A statement from Nintendo shifts blame for the censored Switch port of ‘Dispatch’ away from the company and onto developer AdHoc Studio. The issue appears to be tied to global compliance with Japan’s strict CERO rating board, not Nintendo’s own policies.
A long-time Windows expert has stopped using a Microsoft account, switching to a local account over privacy concerns. He details the trade-offs and the increasingly complicated workarounds needed to avoid Microsoft’s online account system.
Wolfspeed has received CFIUS clearance to issue equity to Renesas, finalizing its prepackaged restructuring. The move gives the Japanese chipmaker a board seat and converts its debt into ownership. It also triggers the release of the final 2% equity recovery to pre-petition shareholders.
A massive residential proxy network secretly hijacked millions of private devices, including Android phones. Google obtained a federal court order to shut it down, revealing a major security threat hiding in plain sight.
Qualcomm is outlining the next-generation Wi-Fi standard, known as Wi-Fi 8 or IEEE 802.11bn. The focus is a major shift from chasing headline speeds to delivering Ultra High Reliability in real-world, interference-heavy environments.
A new analysis draws a direct parallel between Microsoft’s Copilot AI and the old Internet Explorer. It suggests power users are abandoning it for more competent and flexible alternatives like ChatGPT and Claude, despite its hooks into Microsoft 365.
Samsung is pushing a global update for the Galaxy Watch 4 and 4 Classic. It aims to fix issues introduced with the One UI 8 Watch update and includes the January 2026 security patch addressing 55 vulnerabilities.
In a move that stunned the auto industry, Xiaomi has increased the price of its popular SU7 electric sedan. This breaks a three-year trend of relentless price cuts and could signal a new strategy for Chinese carmakers.
Apple’s first-quarter earnings shattered records with $143.8 billion in revenue. The company’s active install base has surged to over 2.5 billion users, a massive jump from the 2.35 billion reported just a year prior in January 2025.
