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Zimbra flaw breaches email servers; Huawei overtakes Nvidia in China
A critical Zimbra vulnerability is being exploited to steal corporate emails and credentials. Huawei claims its Ascend processors have overtaken Nvidia in China’s chip market.
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Netflix Co-CEO Sarandos Acknowledges Slower Growth, Downplays Paramount-WB Merger Threat
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos acknowledged the platform’s engagement growth is slower than desired, defended the company’s unsuccessful bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, and downplayed competitive threats from Paramount’s acquisition of the studio. His comments come as the streaming giant faces investor and media scrutiny over growth, though he argued that changes to how Netflix reports…
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Ben Affleck Doesn’t “Worry About SkyNet” When It Comes To AI; “It’s Another Form Of Computing”
Ben Affleck spoke at a Bloomberg Screentime event about artificial intelligence in entertainment, striking a notably optimistic tone compared to other tech leaders. Unlike OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta executives who emphasise existential AI risks, Affleck (whose InterPositive AI company Netflix acquired for $587 million) views AI as simply another technological tool. He argued that filmmaking…
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Muslim immigration drops 96% as Russia issues nuclear warning to NATO
The White House celebrates a dramatic fall in Muslim immigration whilst Moscow escalates rhetoric over Kaliningrad. Also this week: Fed audit findings and Reddit’s content restrictions.
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Kathleen Kennedy says leaving Lucasfilm after 14 years brought relief
Kathleen Kennedy says she felt “a bit of relief” after leaving Lucasfilm in 2026, following 14 years leading the Star Wars franchise. Speaking at Bloomberg’s Screentime event in Los Angeles, she described succeeding George Lucas as an “incredible challenge” and said the role’s hardest part was balancing fans’ expectations with the need to create new…
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Netflix plans wide cinema release for KPop Demon Hunters sequel
Netflix is refining its theatrical strategy for different film types, treating family tentpoles distinctly from art house releases based on their audience potential and streaming value. Co-CEO Ted Sarandos announced the shift at Bloomberg’s Screentime event, revealing that the KPop Demon Hunters sequel will receive a wide global theatrical release in 2029, marking Netflix’s commitment…
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Ben Affleck says AI was used extensively in upcoming Netflix thriller
Ben Affleck has revealed he used AI “for lots of things” in his upcoming Netflix thriller Animals, but declined to specify which elements of the film employed the technology. Drawing a comparison to a magician revealing trade secrets, Affleck explained that he was reluctant to disclose the AI-assisted aspects because his film sought to maintain…
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Sarandos says Netflix engagement growth is slower than he wants
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said the company’s audience engagement is growing more slowly than he wants, even as it expands into live programming. Speaking at Bloomberg’s Screentime conference, he said Netflix was working to speed growth and defended the company’s unsuccessful bid for Warner Bros. Discovery as a long-term investment that it had priced responsibly.…
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RAM supply set to worsen, says Micron, as CEO celebrates ‘much higher’ prices
Micron says shortages of RAM are likely to continue through 2028 and may last longer, with supply expected to fall further behind demand in 2027 and 2028. The warning matters because the company has already sold most of its planned memory output for next year and expects customers to pay much higher prices. Micron plans…
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UK PM Opens EU Membership Debate Amid Data Crisis and Political Backlash
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has reignited discussion about Britain’s relationship with Europe, indicating the government would consider options from enhanced economic cooperation to European Union membership. The timing