Articles from July 2026
Browse all Windows news articles published in July 2026
One Intake, 90 Days: The Federal Blueprint to Turn AI Chaos into Enterprise Results
CDW Government’s Asim Iqbal and Aaron Chapman delivered a stark message at the AWS Summit Washington, D.C. in July 2026: federal agencies are losing control of artificial intelligence not because...
The Saronic-Samsung Heavy AI Shipyard Partnership Is a High-Stakes Bet on Windows-Based Manufacturing
Saronic Technologies and Samsung Heavy Industries have forged a strategic partnership to combine autonomous vessel software with decades of large-scale shipbuilding expertise—and their vision of...
Samsung Puts Stablecoins on the Galaxy Phone’s Home Screen — But Key Details Are Missing
Samsung used its July 22 Galaxy Unpacked event in London to announce that its Samsung Wallet will soon support stablecoins, with a mockup showing Circle’s USDC alongside send, receive, and top-up...
Apple’s iOS 27 Introduces Call Context: Reservation Details Appear Automatically During Business Calls
Apple’s latest iOS 27 beta, first reported by 9to5Mac, includes a new Phone app feature that automatically surfaces booking codes, order numbers, and other relevant information when you call a...
Apple’s Seventh macOS Release Candidate Signals Unusually Cautious Security Update
Apple seeded a seventh release candidate for macOS Sonoma 14.8.8 and macOS Sequoia 15.7.8 on July 24, extending an already lengthy pre-release cycle for what the company describes only as...
An Apple-1 at $300K? Here’s Why That Matters Even If You Only Use Windows
Bidding opens in August for a fully operational Apple-1 computer housed in a modified Smith-Corona typewriter case, with RR Auction expecting the lot to command at least $300,000. The “Neumark”...
After the Build-Out, Australia’s AI Data Centres Employ as Few as 20 Workers
Construction of a single hyperscale data centre can put 1,500 workers on site at peak and support thousands more across the supply chain. Once the servers are humming, the same facility may need only...
Forget 8 GB: HP says 16 GB is the real minimum for Windows 11 in 2026
HP’s freshly updated RAM buying guide for 2026 lands with a clear message: if you’re buying a Windows 11 PC, aim for at least 16 GB of memory. The company, one of the world’s largest PC makers,...
Most Countries Now Have Crypto Travel Rule Laws. Barely Any Are Enforcing Them.
The Financial Action Task Force dropped a jarring statistic this week: while 83% of the 109 jurisdictions it surveyed have passed legislation to implement the Travel Rule for crypto transactions,...
46.2 Million IoT Attacks Hit Factories as Cyber Threats Pivot from Volume to Precision
Manufacturing networks absorbed 46.2 million internet-of-things attack attempts in the first half of 2026, according to new threat data from SonicWall. The same period saw a dramatic 56.2% drop in...
Europol’s 4,340-URL Takedown of ‘The Com’ Reveals a Grooming-to-Ransomware Pipeline—Windows Users Are in the Crosshairs
European authorities have just referred more than 4,300 URLs to platforms for removal—a single sweep aimed at the violent, decentralized network known as “The Com.” The action, conducted over...
Intel's Foundry Is Making Real Chips, But It's Still Mostly Making Them for Intel
Intel's contract chip-making business turned in a much-improved quarter, with $5.8 billion in revenue and a sharply narrowed loss. Yet only $293 million of that came from customers outside Intel —...