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The FeelCool editorial team covers AI, gadgets, software, cybersecurity and the business of tech. We test products hands-on, explain complex topics in plain English and follow a strict editorial policy on accuracy and independence.

Cybersecurity

Kaspersky’s long journey from Moscow to US exit

Kaspersky Lab transitioned from a 1997 Moscow startup to a global entity reaching $822 million in annual revenue by 2024. The company now faces a complete US market exit following federal bans and sanctions related to national security allegations.

Mobile & Gadgets

Qualcomm’s pivot to standards-based satellite solutions

Qualcomm is shifting toward standards-based satellite solutions following the termination of its proprietary Snapdragon Satellite service with Iridium. This strategic move responds to Apple's satellite capabilities and intense competition from MediaTek's Dimensity 9400 flagship.

Cybersecurity

Fortinet FortiOS 7.6 autonomous SOC rollout

FortiOS 7.6 utilizes neural networks trained on 18 million breach patterns to isolate compromised devices within 0.8 seconds. This automation prevents lateral movement in 94% of simulated APT attacks while addressing IT and OT convergence challenges.

Startups & Business

Perplexity API and enterprise search trends

Perplexity offers tiered enterprise plans including Enterprise Max at $325 monthly, featuring high-volume credits and frontier models. The Sonar API provides real-time web search capabilities for developers, while Perplexity maintains lower error rates than competitors in citation accuracy.

Mobile & Gadgets

The TSMC manufacturing pivot and the Tensor G5 yield risks

Google's Tensor G5 faces manufacturing competition for TSMC 3nm capacity against Apple and NVIDIA. While the chip delivers 34% faster CPU performance than the G4, it struggles to match the Snapdragon 8 Elite in gaming performance and faces significant thermal management challenges.

Cybersecurity

The economics of SentinelOne Singularity expansion

SentinelOne reported $1,055.3 million in annual recurring revenue for Q3 FY26 as enterprises diversify security stacks following the CrowdStrike outage. The Singularity Complete tier offers EDR at $179.99 per endpoint, providing a competitive alternative to CrowdStrike Falcon.

Cybersecurity

Modular adoption for the SSE 360 era

Cato Networks released its SSE 360 platform featuring a modular architecture with four standalone modules. The platform uses a GPU-powered global private backbone to maintain latency under 25ms, offering an alternative to Zscaler for enterprises seeking better routing performance.