Weekly Issue: 2026-14

Yep, you read that right. And there’s no official Linux client from Google Canonical has just released the beta of the next Ubuntu LTS – but what’s grabbed the attention of many is that it features GNOME 50 as its default desktop environment.

Yep, you read that right. And there’s no official Linux client from Google Canonical has just released the beta of the next Ubuntu LTS – but what’s grabbed the attention of many is that it features GNOME 50 as its default desktop environment.

Email messages often travel as .EML files. An EML file is a saved email. It contains the message text, sender details, attachments, and formatting. Programs like Microsoft Outlook, Windows Mail, and Mozilla Thunderbird create these files. On a traditional computer, opening an EML file is simple.

Chromebooks were never built for games like Fortnite. For a long time, that would have been enough to end the conversation. If a game needed strong local hardware, Chromebooks simply were not a realistic option.

Chromebooks were never built for games like Fortnite. For a long time, that would have been enough to end the conversation. If a game needed strong local hardware, Chromebooks simply were not a realistic option.

Walmart’s upcoming TV stick finally brings 4K output, but pricing is still a mystery.

Walmart’s upcoming TV stick finally brings 4K output, but pricing is still a mystery.

You may not avoid an attack, but spotting it early and recovering your files just got easier.

Welcome to the second Cloud CISO Perspectives for March 2026. Today, Nick Godfrey details his conversation with Francis deSouza at RSA Conference, and how it’s part of our approach to bold and responsible AI use.

The Chromium Gerrit is currently lighting up with a series of new commits for a new Qualcomm SoC codenamed “Calypso.

Modern virtualization is becoming the new enterprise blueprint, bringing virtual machines and cloud-native applications together on Kubernetes. For large-scale providers, that means breaking down legacy storage silos and building a more flexible, protected and automated platform.

Modern virtualization is becoming the new enterprise blueprint, bringing virtual machines and cloud-native applications together on Kubernetes. For large-scale providers, that means breaking down legacy storage silos and building a more flexible, protected and automated platform.

These days, having a solid virtual learning and training system is no longer optional — it’s expected by educational institutions and corporate L&D departments alike. Organizations want development partners capable of creating platforms with stable architecture, good integration capabilities, and results that can actually be measured.

Consumer technology no longer follows a simple path from purchase to disposal. A growing number of buyers now treat devices as temporary assets rather than permanent possessions. This shift has fueled what many call the resell economy, where smartphones, laptops, and wearables circulate through multiple owners.