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China-Linked Hackers Are Weaponizing an Apache Tomcat Flaw CISA Just Flagged

A missing encryption check in Tomcat's clustering component is being used by China-nexus actors in the SNOWLIGHT malware campaign, while a separate Langflow RCE has already drawn 650 exploitation attempts from 41 countries.

Cl0p Turns Engineering Software Into Its Newest Extortion Weapon

Shell, Philips, GE and Fiserv are among nearly 50 companies Cl0p claims to have looted through a single flaw in PTC Windchill, the latest reminder that ransomware crews now hunt applications, not victims.

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Just Eat's AI voice assistant cuts restaurant discovery time by 40%, and the data explains why

Just Eat Takeaway.com is expanding its AI voice ordering assistant to fifteen markets after UK data showed voice users found options 40% faster and were 30% more likely to pick a recommended restaurant, evidence that decision fatigue, not search, is food delivery's real conversion problem.

Cybersecurity· 10h ago

Amazon just became AutoStore's biggest potential customer, and it changed nothing yet

Amazon and AutoStore signed a global strategic supply agreement for warehouse automation, but the deal carries no purchasing commitments, meaning it is a framework for optionality rather than a signed order, and enterprise buyers should read it that way.

AI & ML· 10h ago

Sainsbury's poaches a pharma AI strategist to run its new AI Centre of Excellence

James Anstruther, who spent over two years building GSK's enterprise AI operating model, has been named head of Sainsbury's new AI Centre of Excellence, importing a governance-first playbook from pharma into UK grocery retail.

AI & ML· 10h ago

Kroger hands its digital business to the co-founder of Jet.com

Kroger has created a new Chief E-Commerce Officer role and given it to Nate Faust, the Jet.com co-founder who later ran Walmart's e-commerce supply chain, betting that grocery's loyalty data and store footprint can now be converted into real digital profit.

People & Leadership·10h ago

West Shore Home Hires an Armstrong Veteran as CTO to Unify Its Tech Stack

Brian Nabet takes over as chief technology officer at fast growing home remodeler West Shore Home, tasked with stitching together AI tools and platforms that outgrew the company's original build.

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People & Leadership·10h ago

Home Depot Folds Its Tech Teams Under One CTO to Chase Faster Innovation

Home Depot has consolidated its store, supply chain, and Pro product technology teams under EVP and CTO Franziska Bell, a bet that single ownership beats fragmented teams after a round of technology layoffs.

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People & Leadership·10h ago

Apple Pay's Founding Chief Jennifer Bailey Steps Down After 22 Years

Jennifer Bailey built Apple Pay into a business generating more than $7.5 billion a year, and her October exit leaves commerce and fintech leaders watching how Apple handles succession in payment infrastructure they all quietly depend on.

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People & Leadership·10h ago

OpenAI Loses Its Second Senior Executive in a Week Ahead of an IPO Push

Chief Revenue Officer Denise Dresser is leaving OpenAI after nine months, replaced by former Wiz president Dali Rajic, as enterprise buyers weigh what a second executive exit in days means for a vendor now central to their roadmaps.

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AI & ML·10h ago

Anthropic's Free Claude for Teachers Is a Preview of How AI Vendors Will Fight for Your Workforce Contract

Anthropic launched Claude for Teachers free for verified US educators, the same land grab playbook OpenAI and Google are running in classrooms, and it previews exactly how these vendors will compete for enterprise AI literacy budgets next.

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Andrew Ng's LearnVector Bet Is a Warning to Every Point-Solution L&D Vendor

Coursera put $100 million into a one-third stake in Andrew Ng's new AI-native learning company, LearnVector, a wager that agentic, one-on-one instruction beats the chatbot-plus-catalog model most enterprise learning platforms still sell.

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AI & ML·10h ago

Coursera's Enterprise Retention Dip Is the Real Story Behind Its Q2 Beat

Coursera posted 60% revenue growth after absorbing Udemy, but enterprise net retention slipped to 91% and enterprise customer count fell 2%, numbers that matter more to CTOs negotiating renewals than the headline beat.

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AI & ML·10h ago

Skillsoft Bets That AI Coaching Can Reach Employees Executive Programs Never Touched

Skillsoft's new AI Coach ties personalized coaching directly to its skills management data, an early access launch that puts a dollar figure on the coaching gap most L&D budgets have quietly ignored for a decade.

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Digital Transformation·10h ago

Cloudflare Wants to Sell You an Operating System for AI Agents, and It Might Actually Solve Your Spend Problem

Cloudflare OS bundles AI agent access, zero-trust security, and spend tracking into one open-source workspace, arriving right as CIOs lose visibility into which AI tools their teams are actually using and paying for.

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Digital Transformation·10h ago

Oracle Fixed a 40-Year-Old Mainframe Migration Bug, Now Check What It Costs You Later

Oracle's new EBCDIC compatibility layer removes a silent, decades-old blocker to moving COBOL applications off IBM mainframes, but analysts warn the fix may just relocate your technical debt into Oracle Cloud.

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Epicor Just Set an Expiration Date on Your On-Premises ERP, and the Clock Is Shorter Than It Looks

Epicor's phased sunset of on-premises Kinetic, Prophet 21, and BisTrack turns a hosting preference into a forced migration, and analysts warn the real cost is a shift in operating model, not just infrastructure.

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Digital Transformation·10h ago

The Federal CIO Is Heading Back to Palantir, and That Should Change How You Read Vendor Neutrality

Greg Barbaccia leaves the federal CIO post at the end of August after 18 months and returns to the vendor he spent a decade at before joining government, a case study every enterprise buyer should study before their next platform vendor hires from inside your own IT org.

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China-Linked Hackers Are Weaponizing an Apache Tomcat Flaw CISA Just Flagged

Cl0p Turns Engineering Software Into Its Newest Extortion Weapon

Just Eat's AI voice assistant cuts restaurant discovery time by 40%, and the data explains why

Amazon just became AutoStore's biggest potential customer, and it changed nothing yet

Sainsbury's poaches a pharma AI strategist to run its new AI Centre of Excellence

Kroger hands its digital business to the co-founder of Jet.com

West Shore Home Hires an Armstrong Veteran as CTO to Unify Its Tech Stack

Home Depot Folds Its Tech Teams Under One CTO to Chase Faster Innovation

Apple Pay's Founding Chief Jennifer Bailey Steps Down After 22 Years

OpenAI Loses Its Second Senior Executive in a Week Ahead of an IPO Push

Anthropic's Free Claude for Teachers Is a Preview of How AI Vendors Will Fight for Your Workforce Contract

Andrew Ng's LearnVector Bet Is a Warning to Every Point-Solution L&D Vendor

Coursera's Enterprise Retention Dip Is the Real Story Behind Its Q2 Beat

Skillsoft Bets That AI Coaching Can Reach Employees Executive Programs Never Touched

Cloudflare Wants to Sell You an Operating System for AI Agents, and It Might Actually Solve Your Spend Problem

Oracle Fixed a 40-Year-Old Mainframe Migration Bug, Now Check What It Costs You Later

Epicor Just Set an Expiration Date on Your On-Premises ERP, and the Clock Is Shorter Than It Looks

The Federal CIO Is Heading Back to Palantir, and That Should Change How You Read Vendor Neutrality

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