Video•Feb 26, 2026
ExpressRoute Scalable Gateway #azure #networking
ExpressRoute’s new scalable gateway replaces the legacy fixed‑throughput SKUs with a dynamic, auto‑scaling model. Customers can now define minimum and maximum scale units, each delivering 1 Gbps of bandwidth, and let Azure automatically adjust instances based on CPU, packet rates, and throughput. The gateway monitors real‑time metrics and adds or removes instances to match demand, charging only for the active scale units. This granular control eliminates the previous 10 Gbps ceiling and provides finer granularity for capacity planning. In the video, the presenter notes, “I could set min and max to be the same value… but more likely I’ll use automatic mode,” and emphasizes that switching from zone‑redundant SKUs to the scalable gateway incurs no downtime. For enterprises, the change translates into lower operational costs, improved network elasticity, and a smoother migration path for existing ExpressRoute deployments.
By John Savill’s Technical Training
Video•Feb 26, 2026
CNCF On-Demand: Ingress-Nginx Is Retiring, NGINX Is Not
During a recent CNCF On‑Demand session, the community clarified that the ingress‑nginx project is being retired, not the broader NGINX ecosystem. While the open‑source ingress‑nginx controller will be archived, commercial and CNCF‑backed offerings such as the NGINX Ingress Controller and...
By CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation)
Video•Feb 26, 2026
SaaStr AI Live: The Top 5 Issues Managing Multiple AI Agents In Production
SaaStr AI Live highlighted the five most critical challenges when running multiple AI agents in production. The discussion covered orchestration complexity, latency constraints, observability gaps, data consistency, and security‑cost trade‑offs. Experts shared real‑world examples from SaaS firms scaling AI‑driven workflows....
By SaaStr
Video•Feb 26, 2026
Why Most Migrations Fail: The Untold Costs Impacting Platform Teams
The panel discussion tackled the persistent problem of platform migrations that fall short of expectations, emphasizing that modernization is not synonymous with a simple tool swap. Laura and AJ highlighted how enterprises chase a “silver‑bullet” migration narrative, only to encounter...
By Platform Engineering (community)
Video•Feb 26, 2026
Age of Deception: Cybersecurity as Secret Statecraft
Jon R. Lindsay will present his new book, Age of Deception: Cybersecurity as Secret Statecraft, at a Wednesday seminar. The work frames contemporary cyber threats within the long‑standing practices of intelligence and statecraft. Lindsay argues that modern cybersecurity is an...
By MIT Security Studies Program
Video•Feb 26, 2026
The 229 Podcast: AI Governance Webinar with Dr. James McCabe, Dr. Ben Hohmuth, and Kristen Myers
The 229 Podcast episode convened senior clinicians from Jefferson Health, Geisinger and Northwell Health to map an enterprise‑wide AI governance playbook. Panelists described how their CEOs have elevated artificial intelligence to a strategic imperative, linking it to cost reduction,...
By This Week Health
Video•Feb 26, 2026
Your Health System's AI Strategy Might Be Solving the Wrong Problem - NEW
The video tackles the growing optimism among health‑system executives about artificial intelligence and warns that enthusiasm can outpace reality. Speakers argue that leaders must temper expectations, moving the conversation from speculative “magic” to concrete augmentation, and adopt the term “augmentative...
By This Week Health
Video•Feb 26, 2026
CNL: Crossplane 2.0 - AI-Driven Control Loops for Platform Engineering
Crossplane 2.0 introduces new primitives, notably the Operations resource, enabling AI‑driven control loops on Kubernetes. The platform demonstrates how large language models can power zero‑code, plain‑English controllers and an AI‑guided database control plane that makes conservative, auditable scaling actions based...
By CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation)
Video•Feb 26, 2026
Ai-Media CEO Says Future Growth Is Not Lost in Translation
AI-Media Technologies reported an 80% jump in annual recurring revenue (ARR) to $30 million in the first half of the year, prompting the company to lift its full‑year ARR growth guidance from 35% to 50%. The firm is shedding legacy services,...
By ausbiz
Video•Feb 26, 2026
Anthropic Might Be DONE (48 Hours Left)
The video warns that Anthropic could cease operations within the next 48 hours due to a looming funding shortfall and waning investor confidence. It highlights a critical deadline for a new financing round that, if unmet, may force the company...
By Wes Roth
Video•Feb 26, 2026
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, S26 Plus and S26 Hands-On
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 series—Ultra, Plus, and standard—featuring the latest Exynos 2600 processor and AI‑enhanced software. Design tweaks are modest, but the devices retain a 6.8‑inch QHD+ 120 Hz display and a 5,000 mAh battery. Camera upgrades focus on AI‑driven modes...
By GSMArena Official
Video•Feb 26, 2026
Gazebo Community: Terrain Generation in Gazebo Using Satellite Imagery (Feb, 2026)
The February 2026 Gazebo Community meeting opened with a shift in schedule to accommodate a guest speaker from Japan and featured a series of announcements about the simulator’s roadmap. The PMC presented a new release‑cadence proposal that synchronises Gazebo’s versioning and...
By Gazebo
Video•Feb 25, 2026
VHDL Vs. Verilog for Programming FPGAs
The video contrasts the two dominant hardware description languages—VHDL and Verilog—used to program field‑programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). It outlines each language’s heritage, syntax style, and typical industry adoption. VHDL, born in 1983 from the Department of Defense’s ADA lineage, is strongly...
By Nandland
Video•Feb 25, 2026
New Xbox in 2027, Says AMD
Microsoft’s next-generation Xbox is now projected for a 2027 launch, according to AMD chief Lisa Su. The announcement underscores AMD’s deep involvement, as the chipmaker supplies the silicon for every Xbox iteration and the emerging Xbox‑PC hybrid devices. Analysts interpret the timeline...
By PCWorld
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Of Trust, AI, and Green Beans
The episode probes a growing tension in primary care between longstanding patient-doctor relationships and emerging tech-driven and influencer-led alternatives. Lisa Rosenbaum and guests argue that while primary care’s human trust and continuity offer distinct benefits, accessibility gaps for roughly 100...
By NEJM Group
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Black Hat USA 2025 | Conjuring Hardware Failures to Breach CPU Privilege Boundaries
The Black Hat talk spotlights machine‑check exceptions (MCEs) – hardware‑level fault signals that fire when a CPU detects catastrophic errors such as cache corruption, thermal trips, or external interference. Christopher Domas demonstrates that, unlike ordinary interrupts, MCEs cannot be masked,...
By Black Hat
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Privacy Display Steals the Show at Unpacked
Samsung wrapped up its Galaxy Unpacked event by unveiling the Galaxy S26 series, spotlighting a novel privacy‑focused display and AI‑enhanced camera features, alongside the new Galaxy Buds 4 Pro. The headline privacy display limits the screen’s viewing angle, rendering the content dim...
By Digital Trends
Video•Feb 25, 2026
AI Agents Are Bypassing Visa — Markets React
A niche newsletter, Centrini Research, published a note claiming AI agents are increasingly using stablecoin payment rails to transact, effectively bypassing traditional card networks. The report argues this trend could accelerate rapidly and outpace incumbents’ ability to adapt. Markets reacted...
By Digital Asset News
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Patch THIS Vulnerability in 10 Seconds
A critical Chrome zero‑day vulnerability is being actively exploited in the wild, and Google has released an emergency patch. The flaw, a use‑after‑free bug in Chrome’s rendering engine, allows attackers to execute arbitrary code simply by getting a user to...
By Simply Cyber
Video•Feb 25, 2026
NASA's Artemis II Moon Rocket Is Rolling Back to VAB for Repairs
On Feb 25, 2026 NASA moved the Artemis II Space Launch System back to the Vehicle Assembly Building after a helium leak was detected during overnight checks on Feb 20‑21. The anomaly affects the rocket’s propulsion system pressurization, prompting engineers to replace the affected...
By Space.com (VideoFromSpace)
Video•Feb 25, 2026
ReadWorks Is the Best Free Secret for Reading Comprehension
The video introduces ReadWorks, a nonprofit platform that provides completely free, high‑quality reading comprehension resources for K‑12 educators. Tamika demonstrates that the site hosts more than 6,000 passages equipped with human‑voice audio, automatic grading, step‑read differentiation, and a recommendation engine that...
By Alice Keeler
Video•Feb 25, 2026
IT Sector Strength Helps Nasdaq-100 Outperform. 2/25/26
The Nasdaq-100 futures were the clear leader among U.S. index futures on Feb 25, climbing about 1.37% while the S&P 500, Russell 2000 and Dow were barely above half a percent. The rally was anchored by a strong information‑technology sector, keeping the Nasdaq...
By CME Group
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) Specialization
The new specialization introduces generative adversarial networks (GANs) as a cutting‑edge deep‑learning technique for creating photorealistic images and videos. It promises hands‑on implementation, allowing students to build a working GAN from day one. Instructor Sharon Joe demystifies GANs using the art‑forger and...
By Andrew Ng
Video•Feb 25, 2026
TensorFlow: Advanced Techniques Specialization
The new Coursera specialization, “TensorFlow: Advanced Techniques,” teaches developers how to move beyond sequential neural networks and build sophisticated models using TensorFlow’s functional API. Across four courses, learners create custom layers and loss functions, dismantle the high‑level model.fit loop to understand...
By Andrew Ng
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Tom Schnaubelt | Becoming a Citizen in the Age of Algorithms
Tom Schnaubelt, director of the Center for Revitalizing American Institutions, addressed Stanford’s Tech Impact and Policy Center on what it means to be a citizen when algorithms dominate information flows. He framed the discussion around democratic citizenship, civic identity, and...
By Stanford Tech Impact and Policy Center (TIP)
Video•Feb 25, 2026
AI Is Everywhere, but Human Marketers Still Get the Credit: Horizon’s Jeremy Flynn
In a recent interview, Horizon’s Jeremy Flynn explained how the agency is embedding artificial intelligence into every stage of its media services, reflecting a broader shift in chief marketing officer (CMO) expectations from simple media execution to measurable growth experiences. Flynn...
By Next TV
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Walmart Connect’s Khurrum Malik: CTV Plus Linear TV Delivers 55% Reach Increase
Walmart Connect senior executive Khurrum Malik used the forum to highlight the rapid evolution of retail media, from a lower‑funnel, on‑site placement to a multi‑surface storytelling engine that now includes CTV, linear TV and over‑the‑top platforms. He announced the company’s recent...
By Next TV
Video•Feb 25, 2026
VIAVI Explains Quantum-Ready Networks
Viavi’s briefing cuts through quantum hype to explain how networks will become quantum‑ready, emphasizing that test and measurement is the governance layer that transforms experimental quantum cryptography into deployable services. The company outlines a hybrid security model that blends quantum...
By Fierce Network TV
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Healthcare Software Is Entering Its Rapid-Iteration Era.
The video marks a pivotal shift in health‑tech, declaring that generative AI and autonomous agents have reignited a wave of innovation previously dormant in the sector. Speakers argue that the industry is moving from a maintenance mindset to one focused...
By Healthcare IT Today
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra’s New APV Codec Explained: The Most Powerful Video Camera in a Phone?
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 Ultra, highlighting its new APV codec that promises near‑lossless 8K video capture, positioning the phone as the most powerful video camera in a mobile device. The handset pairs the codec with an AI‑enhanced image signal processor,...
By PCMag
Video•Feb 25, 2026
108 | Localization & Leadership: Turning Global Strategy Into Revenue Growth | Steve Maule
Steve Maule, VP of Global Sales at Acclaro, discusses how revenue teams can sustain rapid growth by prioritizing clarity and communication. He outlines two levers leaders need to keep go‑to‑market teams aligned and introduces a structured go/no‑go qualification framework. The...
By RevOps Champions
Video•Feb 25, 2026
I Checked Out Samsung's Micro RGB Flagship TV in Person
Samsung unveiled its flagship MicroRGB TV, a massive 115‑inch 4K display that leverages a novel back‑lighting architecture where each pixel is illuminated by three sub‑100 µm red, green, and blue LEDs. The reviewer experienced the set in Australia, noting its sleek...
By Tech YES City
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Responsive Neurostimulation for Epilepsy | Mass General Brigham
The video introduces responsive neurostimulation (RNS), a minimally invasive neuromodulation therapy approved by the FDA in 2014 for adults with medication‑resistant epilepsy. Unlike traditional drugs or resective surgery, RNS functions as a brain‑pacemaker, continuously monitoring electrical activity and delivering targeted...
By Mass General Brigham
Video•Feb 25, 2026
IETF Interim: RADIUS EXTensions (RADEXT) 2026-02-25 14:00
The interim IETF meeting focused on the RADIUS Extensions (RADEXT) draft, which has passed last call and is slated for a March 5 telechat before moving to the RFC editor. Participants reviewed remaining GitHub issues, clarified procedural steps, and confirmed...
By IETF
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Why The Robot Revolution Will Come Sooner Than You Think - Elon Musk
Elon Musk says Tesla has been developing humanoid robots for five to six years and will leverage the company’s self-driving AI stack and custom chips to accelerate progress. He argues the core technical challenge—compressing rich visual input into compact control...
By Dwarkesh Patel
Video•Feb 25, 2026
How Encompass Is Transforming Corporate KYC and Digital Identity
The video features an interview with Alex, a senior executive at Encompass, recorded at day four of CybOS Frankfurt 2025. He outlines how the Australian‑born fintech is reshaping corporate know‑your‑customer (KYC) processes and digital identity solutions for institutional clients. Encompass began...
By FF News | Fintech Finance
Video•Feb 25, 2026
How NASA Organized the Moonshot
The video explains how NASA’s 1958 moon‑shot was organized, focusing on the rapid creation of the agency by merging three distinct government bodies and the external consulting role McKinsey played in shaping its structure. McKinsey was tasked with turning three disparate...
By McKinsey & Company
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Samsung S26 Ultra: What's New in One UI 8.5
Samsung’s latest One UI 8.5 rollout for the Galaxy S26 Ultra focuses on AI‑driven productivity and creativity tools, expanding the software’s role beyond hardware upgrades. The update introduces five headline features: Nudges, an on‑device AI that offers contextual reply suggestions; Creative...
By XDA Developers
Video•Feb 25, 2026
NASA Reveals Which Astronaut Had Medical Emergency on ISS
The video reports NASA’s official identification of astronaut Mike Frink as the crew‑11 member who suffered a medical event aboard the International Space Station, prompting an early return of the entire expedition. NASA explained that the condition, while serious, was stabilized...
By Ellie in Space
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Neurotechnology’s Role Beyond Drugs in Treating Brain Disorders
The video spotlights neurotechnology as a burgeoning alternative to pharmaceuticals for brain‑disorder treatment, emphasizing its capacity to directly modulate neural activity without crossing the blood‑brain barrier. Speakers highlight that synchronized light and sound—so‑called sensory ramps—can activate brain circuits, while brain‑computer interfaces,...
By DeviceTalks
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Samsung Galaxy S26 vs S26 Plus vs S26 Ultra - Which Should You Buy?
Samsung unveiled its Galaxy S26 lineup, comprising the S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra. The base models feature 6.3‑inch or 6.7‑inch 120 Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2X screens, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (or Exynos 2600), 12 GB RAM, and 256‑512 GB storage starting at £879. The...
By SuperSaf (Safwan Ahmedmia)
Video•Feb 25, 2026
I Built a Niche App to $9K MRR
The video profiles Jonathan Fishner, co‑founder of CharDB, an open‑source database‑visualization tool for developers that now generates roughly $9,000 in monthly recurring revenue. Fishner explains how the product began as a more ambitious AI‑driven database client, but pivoted to a...
By Starter Story
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Stripe Said to Express Interest in Rival PayPal
The video reports that Stripe is in preliminary discussions about acquiring PayPal, either in whole or in parts, marking a rare move where a direct competitor eyes a historic payments firm. Sources familiar with the matter told Bloomberg that the...
By Bloomberg Television
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Gemara: GRC Engineering Model for Automated Risk Assessment | OpenSSF Project Spotlight
Jamara, the GRC Engineering Model for Automated Risk Assessment, is an OpenSSF‑hosted open‑source project that defines a multi‑layer logical model for integrating governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) directly into software engineering pipelines. Its purpose is to replace fragmented, tool‑specific data...
By OpenSSF
Video•Feb 25, 2026
'Exposed Cranium' Nebula Is Mind-Blowing in James Webb Space Telescope Views
The James Webb Space Telescope’s MIRI and NIRCam instruments have produced striking infrared images of the “Exposed Cranium” nebula (PMR1). The nebula is a planetary nebula created as an aging star ejects its outer layers, exposing its core. The high‑resolution...
By Space.com (VideoFromSpace)
Video•Feb 25, 2026
SPARK DECEMBER 2025 - Automated Aquarium Parameter Controller
The Purdue Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering hosted the SPARK Challenge in December 2025, featuring a student‑developed automated aquarium parameter controller. The competition invites undergraduate teams to conceive, design, and build real‑world engineering solutions. This year’s entry...
By Purdue ECE
Video•Feb 25, 2026
DHS Shutdown Puts Strain on Security, Information-Sharing Ahead of World Cup
The video highlights that the Trump administration is refusing to release $625 million in FEMA‑approved security grants for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, money already appropriated by Congress. The funds, intended for host cities and states to bolster police staffing, mutual‑aid...
By FedScoop
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Did an Impact Trigger Cryovolcanism on Umbriel? - Planetary Radio
The Planetary Radio episode examines whether a single impact could have briefly awakened cryovolcanic activity on Uranus’s moon Umbriel. The discussion centers on the 131‑km‑wide Wanda crater, whose unusually bright interior ring stands out against the moon’s otherwise charcoal‑black...
By The Planetary Society
Video•Feb 25, 2026
590 - From Patient Flow to Operational Efficiency: Optimising Workflows at the Enterprise Level
Talking Health Tech’s latest episode spotlights Roland’s enterprise‑level Concentric Care platform, designed to streamline patient flow and boost operational efficiency across hospitals. Executive Director Steve Gomes explains how a 25‑person engineering team in Victoria has built a middleware layer that...
By Talking HealthTech
Video•Feb 25, 2026
Apple Just Changed the MacBook Forever… Touchscreen M6 MacBook Is Coming
Apple is reportedly preparing a radical redesign of its MacBook Pro line, slated for a late‑2024 launch alongside the first M6 silicon. The new device would break Steve Jobs’ long‑standing dictum by integrating a full‑frame touchscreen, an OLED panel,...
By 9to5Mac