Industry & Platforms

Microsoft officially retired Internet Explorer on June 15, 2022, ending a 27-year era that shaped — and sometimes hindered — web development.

NVIDIA’s $40 billion bid for ARM has officially fallen apart under regulatory pressure, and the implications for the semiconductor landscape are enormous.

Facebook’s rebrand to Meta signals a massive infrastructure bet on the metaverse — here’s what it means for developers and platform engineers.

Windows 11 launched this week with WSL improvements, a new Microsoft Store, and Android app support coming soon. Here’s what matters for developers.

The landmark Apple vs. Epic Games ruling is more nuanced than the headlines suggest — here’s what the injunction actually changes for app developers.

Microsoft announces Windows 365, a full Cloud PC experience — and it might reshape how we think about developer workstations and enterprise IT.

The growing semiconductor shortage is disrupting everything from automotive to IoT devices, exposing fragile supply chains that the entire tech industry depends on.

As Adobe Flash reaches its official end of life on December 31, 2020, it’s worth reflecting on what it gave us and the lessons its rise and fall teach about web standards.

Salesforce’s $27.7 billion acquisition of Slack signals a consolidation wave in enterprise software. Developers should pay attention.

Apple just shipped their first ARM-based Mac chips. The M1 looks impressive on paper, but what does this transition actually mean for developers?

Epic Games just declared war on Apple’s App Store policies. The implications for the developer ecosystem extend far beyond gaming.

Apple announces the transition from Intel to custom ARM chips for Mac. Here’s what developers need to prepare for.