Workday HR Outage Locks Millions Out of Accounts During Testing
A major technical disruption at enterprise HR platform Workday locked millions of corporate and government employees out of their accounts on November 13.
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November 14, 2026
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Nvidia Faces Securities Lawsuits After Board Launches Jensen Huang Probe
Nvidia shares dropped over 4% after the board investigated CEO Jensen Huang's ties to a suspected Chinese spy, triggering swift class-action lawsuits.
Mesh Wi-Fi vs Standalone Routers: Choosing the Right Home Network
Navigating home Wi-Fi options can be confusing. Here is a breakdown of how mesh systems and standalone routers compare on range, roaming, and cost.
Short Seller Flagged Nvidia CEO Ties to Suspected Chinese Spy Months Ago
Months before Nvidia's unfolding spy scandal, short seller Culper Research questioned CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with a Chinese executive.
FAA to finally phase out floppy disks across US air traffic facilities by 2028
The Federal Aviation Administration is overhauling its infrastructure, planning to eliminate floppy disks and outdated 1980s systems across more than 400 facilities by 2028.
Nvidia Under Fire Following Jensen Huang Affair and China Allegations
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces an independent board investigation and scrutiny over his relationship with an alleged Chinese intelligence operative.
Real Motors Reveals Project Ares: A Cyberpunk-Inspired EV Motorcycle
South Carolina-based startup Real Motors has introduced Project Ares, a striking, cyberpunk-inspired all-electric motorcycle delivering 101 horsepower and aggressive cafe racer ergonomics.
Seagate FireCuda Forge Combines SSD Speed with Hard Drive Capacity
Seagate has announced the FireCuda Forge, an external storage device driven by the Alkemi intelligent storage platform that dynamically moves files between a hard drive and a user-supplied SSD.
Louis Rossmann Shares Vision for Right to Repair and Device Ownership
Consumer rights advocate Louis Rossmann talks about right to repair, corporate locks, and the future of consumer ownership.
Microsoft owes business users service credits after global IT outage
Business accounts affected by last week's major Microsoft 365, Outlook, and Teams outage are entitled to partial billing credits under the company's Service Level Agreement.
