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Friday October 25, 2024. 03:30 AM
Plus: Iran's IRGC probes election-related websites in swing states Russian, Iranian, and Chinese trolls are all ramping up their US election disinformation efforts ahead of November 5, but – aside from undermining faith in the democratic process and confidence in the...
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We don't really need a letter full of circumstantial evidence to prove what we already know needs doing US elected officials are urging the Commerce Department to take action to prevent Huawei from building a network of 'clandestine semiconductor facilities used to...
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Remember Bucket Monopoly? Yeah, it gets worse Amazon Web Services has fixed a flaw in its open source Cloud Development Kit that, under the right conditions, could allow an attacker to hijack a user's account completely.…
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Thursday October 24, 2024. 11:30 PM
Boffins say it's absurd that the US comms watchdog won't consider atmospheric harms updated One hundred and twenty astronomy researchers on Thursday sent a letter asking the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to end the 'absurd' environmental review exemption given to...
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Warns the Middle Kingdom is drinking Detroit's milkshake at the moment Jim Farley, CEO of Ford, has made a surprising confession - he has been driving a Chinese-made electric vehicle, and he loves it.…
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AI model repo promises lower costs, broader compatibility for NIMs competitor Hugging Face this week announced HUGS, its answer to Nvidia's Inference Microservices (NIMs), which the AI repo claims will let customers deploy and run LLMs and models on a much wider variety of...
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Who doesn't love abusing buggy appliances, really? Cisco has patched an already exploited security hole in its Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) and Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) software that miscreants have been brute-forcing in attempted denial of service attacks.…
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No specs and few details, but the promise of access to an exclusive community is still drawing buyers Imagine that your USB flash drive came with software that lets an unknown cloud platform scan its contents and upload files, inform your friends about whatever you publish,...
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Reveals why your functions start slowly on its cloud and maybe others too Huawei Cloud has released a huge trove of data describing the performance of its serverless services in the hope that other hyperscalers use it to improve their own operations.…
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Hitachi Rail contract inked by SF transport board will kill the throwback San Francisco's Muni Metro could be finally getting ready to wave goodbye to the antiquated and archaic floppy disk-based train control system.…
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Epycs or Xeons, more cores = more silicon, and it only gets more complex from here Analysis Shortly after the launch of AMD's first-gen Epyc processors codenamed Naples in 2017, Intel quipped that its competitor had been reduced to gluing a bunch of desktop dies together in...
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Kelly Ortberg's turnaround express heads back to the hangar Thousands of unionized Boeing machinists will remain on strike after rejecting their employer's latest contract offer, dealing a swift blow to recovery plans CEO Kelly Ortberg outlined yesterday. …
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EU isn’t keeping up with US and China investments, AI arms dealer says European nations need to invest more in artificial intelligence if they want to close the gap between the US and China, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said during a visit to Copenhagen on Wednesday to...
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Conditional rebates settled, but $400M matter of naked restrictions remains Intel has a spot of good news for a change. The EU Court of Justice has upheld an earlier ruling that canceled a €1.06 billion ($1.1 billion) fine against the chipmaker imposed in 2009 for...
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How embarrassing for Samsung SK hynix posted on Wednesday what it called its 'highest revenue since its foundation' for Q3 2024 as it pledged to continue minuting more AI chips.…
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Yes, the law that needs to be harmonized with Europe for tech businesses' data to flow freely The UK government has begun to introduce its latest update to data protection laws it claims will boost economic growth and public sector efficiency. The government said it expects...
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Doesn't quite confirm eight-week license cancellation deadline, but does strap on the gloves The Arm/Qualcomm spat just got a little spicier, after the UK chip designer repeated its allegation the US SoC giant has breached its licenses.…
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Arguments continue but change suggests it's not Free Software anymore The Bitwarden online credentials storage service is changing its build requirements – which some commentators feel mean it's no longer FOSS.…
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389 US healthcare orgs infected this year alone Ransomware infected 389 US healthcare organizations this fiscal year, putting patients' lives at risk and costing facilities up to $900,000 a day in downtime alone, according to Microsoft.…
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Only two EU members have completed the transposition into domestic law The European Union's NIS2 Directive came into force on January 16, 2023, and member states had until October 17, 2024, to transpose it into national law. Yet many organizations still don't meet the...
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