5 Things That Sound Like April Fools Jokes But Are Actually Happening in IT Right Now

We couldn't write a prank more absurd than reality. Supply chain attacks, a $5.5T skills gap, and companies hiring and firing simultaneously.

72% of CIOs Are Losing Money on AI. Here's What Actually Works in IT.

95% of enterprise AI pilots deliver zero impact. The winners are deploying boring automation on clean data.

March Patch Tuesday: 79 Bugs, 46 Privilege Escalations, and a Copilot That Snitches on Your Spreadsheets

Someone Poisoned the Security Scanner. Yes, the Security Scanner.

The TeamPCP supply chain attack hit Trivy, Checkmarx, and LiteLLM — turning your security tools into weapons. Here's what happened and what to do Monday morning.

The IT Job Market Is Shrinking and Growing at the Same Time. Here's What That Means for You.

56K layoffs, a 40% drop in entry-level postings, and companies still can't find enough people. Welcome to the paradox.

Weekly Tech Roundup — March 27, 2026

Chrome zero-days, Trivy supply chain attack, ARM's first chip, and the AI stories shaping 2026

AI Won't Take Your IT Job. Your Refusal to Adapt Will.

Stop Applying to Big Tech: Who's Actually Hiring IT Pros Right Now

Cloudflare's post-mortem is worth 10 minutes of your time

X, ChatGPT, Shopify went down. The explanation of what happened is surprisingly useful.

DoorDash Breached Again, Apple Sells $230 Sock, and Other Tech Disasters

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🚨 Cisco Zero-Day: You Have 24 Hours

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The $12 Fix That Saved Millions (And Other IT Legends)

We asked our community what their most elegant technical solution they've ever implemented was. From XML file bindings that lasted 15 years to screenshot screensavers that fooled executives.