It looks like sanctions – and economic chills – are biting as total trade with EU, US and Japan declines China's imports of semiconductors and integrated circuits plunged year-on-year for the first two months of 2023, at a time when the country is e…
Lees meerHeat shield sustained more damage than expected, but this shouldn't discourage astronauts NASA is ready to fly a crew of astronauts to the Moon next year after the success of the first test flight of its Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion ca…
Lees meerMinister wants to protect Samsung, SK hynix, from having to give up the crown jewels to score subsidies The US government's plan to lure more chipmakers to the home of the brave has hit a snag in South Korea. That nation's trade minster is on his wa…
Lees meerIsland nation reworks digital infrastructure found to have slowed down pandemic response The Singapore prime minister's office admitted on Wednesday that it should have "been clearer" on plans to use data collected by its COVID tracking program from…
Lees meerThey've been lurking in networks since at least 2021 Suspected Chinese cyber criminals have zeroed in on unpatched SonicWall gateways and are infecting the devices with credential-stealing malware that persists through firmware upgrades, according t…
Lees meerClock is ticking for TikTok and other foreign natter-ware On Tuesday a bipartisan group of a dozen US senators introduced a bill to authorize the Commerce Department to ban information and communications technology products and services deemed threa…
Lees meerRelativity Space relatively grounded The inaugural launch of Terran-1, built by aerospace startup Relativity Space from 90 percent 3D-printed parts, was cancelled Wednesday.…
Lees meerChina and Russia won't be jammin' US sats no more Boeing said on Tuesday its anti-jam ground-based satellite communications system had passed the necessary tests to validate its design for use in the U.S. Space Force’s Pathfinder program.…
Lees meerDon't say you weren't warned Last year, around the Thanksgiving holiday, Ohio businessman Michael Larkin received a request for video from his Amazon Ring security system from Hamilton city police.…
Lees meerTalk about off the back of a lorry Four men accused of stealing more than $1 million worth of products from Microsoft's cargo trucks in the US have been charged with multiple counts including felony grand theft. California state police arrested two …
Lees meerRemote PowerShell Protocol users must shift into PowerShell v3 module Microsoft shutting down RPS connections for new Exchange Online subscribers on April 1 as part of its ongoing push for more secure modern authentication methods.…
Lees meerRemote PowerShell Protocol users must shift into PowerShell v3 module Microsoft shutting down RPS connections for new Exchange Online subscribers on April 1 as part of its ongoing push for more secure modern authentication methods.…
Lees meerHow will Elon conform to FTC decrees and EU laws? He probably doesn't know, either It turns out that, when you buy the internet's "town square" and fire most of the people who run it, governments on both sides of the pond want to have a talk with yo…
Lees meerImagine humans … watching humans …watching TikTok … forever Column "I finally had enough," a friend recently confessed. "Lying in bed very late at night, watching one video after another on Instagram. Suddenly: midnight. How did that happen? I put …
Lees meerDon't worry... 'The good will outweigh the bad, by at least tenfold. Probably closer to 100x' LLaMA, Meta's latest large language model, has leaked online and is available for download, despite apparent attempts to limit access for research purposes…
Lees meerSecond time before Congress a charm? A group of 16 US lawmakers today reintroduced a bill that would ban the nation's federal agencies from using facial recognition and other biometric surveillance technologies.…
Lees meerGeForced into a cold war The Biden Administration is reportedly weighing new trade restrictions that would end Trump-era exemptions allowing the sale of US-made chips, including those made by Nvidia, to Chinese telecommunications equipment giant Hua…
Lees meerThe F in F-Tile is for fast, right? You might not be able to get your hands on a Falcon Shores XPU for another two years, but Intel has some shiny new 400Gbps FPGAs for you to play with while you wait.…
Lees meerLike 'Bookworm' itself, software manager will have improved handling of non-free packages The forthcoming "Bookworm" release of Debian, version 12, will include a new version of the APT packaging tools, with better handling of non-free software.…
Lees meerYou want to take our place? Welcome to the real world, pal In January, at a Mark's apparel store outside Vancouver, Canada, a Sanctuary AI robot successfully performed assorted retail tasks that would normally be done by human workers.…
Lees meerVery world-beating funding With the noble goal "to grow the UK as a global space superpower," the UK Space Agency (UKSA) has scraped together a princely £1.6 million ($1.9 million) to be divvied up between eight research programs.…
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