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PNY has announced its latest solid state drive -- the diminutive CS2342. This M.2 2230 NVMe PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD is impressively fast, with read speeds hitting up to 7,300MB/s and write speeds reaching 6,000MB/s. Available in 1TB and 2TB capacities, the CS2342 is primarily...
Dispute over app privacy escalates into legal brawl Phyllis Jager, CEO of New York-based creative agency zuMedia, has perhaps, like some of you, privacy concerns about the pictures DoorDash drivers take to prove they've correctly made their deliveries.…
Balmuda’s new MoonKettle splits the crosshairs between traditional style and modern whistles and bells.
A new report finds 78 percent of organizations report being challenged by administering and maintaining existing data loss prevention technology solutions and policies, and 94 percent report using at least two tools and, on average, more than three tools with DLP...
Womanizer stuffs its famous Pleasure Air technology into a vibrator, delivering a winning combo.
Would you rather drive a hearse or a Cybertruck? For me, that's a no brainer—of course I'd choose a hearse, in a heartbeat! But, I'd choose literally any mode of transportation—including Lowly Worm's Apple Car—over a Cybertruck, so it's probably not a fair question. —...
There's nothing bog-standard about this bombshell loo-suit Updated Rival HR technology unicorns are at each other's throats in a courtroom brawl over alleged corporate espionage.…
Google parent Alphabet has agreed to buy cyber security start-up Wiz for $32 billion, the biggest acquisition in the search group's history, according to Financial Times, which cites sources. From the report: Alphabet held talks over a $23 billion acquisition of Wiz last...
A recent Windows 11 security update is causing unexpected issues for enterprise customers, including the unintentional removal of Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant from affected systems, creating potential workflow disruptions for organizations that have integrated the AI...
Don’t succumb to the chaos. Fire up Chrome’s bookmarks sidebar and bring some order to the noisy online world.
Finding and summarizing information may not sound like the sexiest task for generative AI — until you need an article you posted on social media but can’t remember the exact word or phrase you used, or you want to answer a quick how-to question without plowing through a...
Govt yearns to learn mistakes of serially breached record holders so it can, er, liberalize data sharing regs The UK government is inviting experts to provide insights about the data brokerage industry and the potential risks it poses to national security as it moves to push ...
This delusional airport trend only appeals to those who have no concept of how time or space work. Here’s how to actually travel like a pro.
A new survey of over 14,000 consumers across 14 countries finds that most industries experienced a decline in consumer trust compared to last year. The latest Digital Trust Index from Thales shows banking tops the index for the second year in a row, but levels of trust have...
Embattled social platform TikTok has announced a new Security Checkup tool. It has been designed as a one-stop dashboard where users can check and update all of their account security settings. The security tool is similar to those provided by the likes of Google and Meta,...
HR software startup Rippling has sued competitor Deel, alleging that Deel orchestrated corporate espionage by recruiting an employee within Rippling to steal trade secrets, including customer data, sales strategies, and internal records. The lawsuit (PDF) claims the spy...
Sending Kubernetes and AI into orbit as devices move from 'glorified sensors' to 'decision-making' SUSECON 2025 Edge technology is finally past the tipping point thanks to inferencing and AI, according to SUSE CTO Brent Schroeder.…
It’s not every day we witness a cloud provider abruptly closing its doors. Yet, that’s exactly what happened when NetEase, a Hangzhou, China-based internet and gaming giant, announced it was shutting down its public cloud service. As of April 7, 2025, the platform will...
According to one report, as much as 70% of software used at Fortune 5000 companies was developed over 20 years ago. While there is a strong business rationale for upgrading legacy applications, such migrations are often risky. The high cost of migrating software, lack of...
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