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Wednesday May 21, 2025. 06:28 PM
Every hardware claim is equal, but some are more equal than others Veteran Microsoft engineer Raymond Chen has explained another Windows oddity – this time, why the operating system can appear to report two different CPU speeds.…
CS remains hopeful damages will be limited to seven figures CrowdStrike is 'confident' that the worst-case scenario of its pending lawsuit with Delta will result in it paying the airline a sum in the 'single-digit millions.'…
From air-gapped bunkers to partner-run platforms, sovereignty is suddenly in vogue Google has updated its sovereign cloud services, including an air-gapped solution for customers with strict data security and residency requirements, as customers grow uneasy over US digital...
In practice, it'll cost many times that and almost certainly won't work In a White House press conference on Tuesday President Trump announced his plans for a defensive network of missiles, radar, space surveillance, and attack satellites that he promised would protect...
Will the US President take credit for that one as well? NASA was already considering reducing crew size on the International Space Station (ISS) before cuts to the agency's budget were proposed.…
No need for thumbscrews when your chatbot never lets up Large language models (LLMs) are not just about assistance and hallucinations. The technology has a darker side.…
Care board draws red lines over use of UK government-backed Federated Data Platform A report for a Northern England health authority says its analytics platform is more capable than anything offered under a controversial central government deal with Palantir.…
Downtime stings retailer, with technical recovery costs coming at a later date Marks & Spencer says the disruption related to its ongoing cyberattack is likely to knock around £300 million ($402 million) off its operating profits for the next financial year (2025/26).…
After 60 years+ cooperation on space and military ops, worrying 'rhetoric' from Team Trump has Brits examining options The current rhetoric coming from the US is 'alarming' for the UK, which depends on a continuation of their long-standing co-operation around space and...
Crew ain't done hopping sectors, Unit 42 threat hunter warns interview Scattered Spider snared financial services organizations in its web before its recent spate of retail attacks in the UK and US, according to Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42.…
Being human and working on a team is the job, not writing code Column Whenever I read the news these days, I see the same warning to developers: Watch out, AI is going to replace you.…
Argues the world needs China’s AI researchers working on his chips so the rest of us benefit Computex Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said the USA’s ban on exports of his company’s most powerful accelerators to China is “precisely the wrong policy” and “a...
RDNA 4 makes workstation debut with 32GB R9700 Computex AMD aims to extend its lead over Intel in the high-end desktop (HEDT) and workstation arenas with its 9000-series Threadripper workstation CPUs teased at Computex this week.…
Nothing like insecure code in security suites The 'ongoing exploitation' of two Ivanti bugs has now extended beyond on-premises environments and hit customers' cloud instances, according to security shop Wiz.…
Choc Fac brings gen mods to Android, Chrome, pretty much everywhere else Google I/O Google technical folk laid out a menu of geeky delights on Tuesday at Google I/O, in the hope that software developers will pay to build upon the Chocolate Factory's platforms and services.…
Tuesday May 20, 2025. 10:26 PM
Search? That's now artificial intelligence, too Google I/O Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet and its Google subsidiary, opened the 17th annual Google I/O developer conference on Tuesday, evangelizing the transformational power of artificial intelligence, as he did last year and ...
Republican defense of states' rights doesn't apply to curtailing LLMs, apparently State attorneys general and activists are sounding the alarm over a provision of President Trump's budget proposal, which passed out of committee over the weekend and is headed to the House for ...
Mix Master Mike will spin up Nutanix, VMware, Red Hat on the same beastly cluster Dell has created a private cloud that isn't actually a private cloud – but will let users create private clouds built on software stacks from VMware, Nutanix, and Red Hat.…
Creative Cloud Pro arrives with more AI, higher prices, and a familiar feeling of déjà vu New generative AI products mean new higher prices for individual Adobe Creative Cloud customers, unless they downgrade to a version with fewer features.…
Update before that proof-of-concept comes to bite Security researchers are sounding the alarm over a fresh flaw in the JavaScript implementation of OpenPGP (OpenPGP.js) that allows both signed and encrypted messages to be spoofed.…
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