The chipmaker's Prestera DX1500 family brings Ethernet to OT networks At a rather pedestrian 10Gbps, Marvell's latest networking silicon isn't going to win any races. But then again the chipmaker's Prestera DX1500-series switch chips and Alaska E178…
Lees meerStay warm this winter by fragging some baddies Intel wants to put a small form factor space heater — err PC — on your desk with the launch of its 13th-Gen NUC Extreme platform, codenamed Raptor Canyon.…
Lees meerGiant forecasts premiums rising to $23b by 2025 As insurance companies struggle to stay afloat amid rising cyber claims, Swiss Re has recommended a public-private partnership insurance scheme with one option being a government-backed fund to help fi…
Lees meerFrankly, it's the least of Musk's problems right now Tesla has initiated a voluntary recall of more than 40,000 Model S and Model X vehicles thanks to a bad firmware update that could cause the cars to lose power steering "due to forces from externa…
Lees meerGermany blocks sale of fab to Chinese firm, Taiwan's investments challenged in Lithuania China is at the center of two conflicts in Europe as the continent strives to shore up domestic chip manufacturing capabilities.…
Lees meerTwo breaches: one in 2012, another in 2015 – saw 18m folks' records stolen Experian and T-Mobile have reached separate settlements with 40 US states following a pair of data breaches in 2012 and 2015. The settlement will net authorities $16 million,…
Lees meerPhishing-as-a-service group's toolset now includes ways to get around MFA Robin Banks, the phishing-as-a-service (PHaaS) platform that was kicked off Cloudflare for malicious activity, is back in action with a Russian service provider and new tools …
Lees meerAdvertising? 'Anything for that sweet sweet KPI' Windows appears to be testing ads in the user session flyout menu (where you sign out, lock, or change settings) of Windows 11 preview builds, with clearly annoyed Windows fan, Albacore, sharing scree…
Lees meerNvidia’s A800 is the new A100, but slower; and Biren’s A100 now 64GBps slower Systems that once contained NVIDIA and TSMC chips, which are now restricted by the US government, are popping up this week with slower specs to meet US export controls to …
Lees meerMaybe they can use more renewable energy – oh crap, that needs semiconductors too A newly created semiconductor industry body is attending the COP27 climate conference this week to talk about members’ aims to hit net zero emissions by 2050 – and hop…
Lees meerPilot project is Geneva ends potential danger to welfare of the birds Yet another squadron of anti-drone eagles is being grounded after officials in Geneva, Switzerland decided advances in the technology made success rates uncertain and even dangero…
Lees meerIf Eliyan’s interconnect works, it could lower reliance on Asia for chip manufacturing Silicon Valley startup Eliyan thinks its technology for enabling chiplet-based designs can best those from semiconductor giants Intel and TSMC by providing better…
Lees meerNeed Another Special Artisan? The US space agency does NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory failed to launch the Psyche asteroid-visiting mission originally scheduled later this year due to an "imbalance between the workload and the available workforce,…
Lees meerReveals closer ties to Equinix and Wipro as Broadcom finds new ways to promise peace VMware has used the European edition of its Explore conference to outline a plan to package software for consumption as SaaS while keeping it out of the reach of th…
Lees meerApparently, you can still get laptops with good keyboard feel Review Tuxedo Computers offers an unusual machine: a Linux-based laptop with, of all things, a mechanical keyboard.…
Lees meerHoliday property landlords' vacation from regulation is coming to an end The EU proposed rules this week requiring Airbnb and similar companies to share with officials the identities of hosts renting houses and apartments to tourists.…
Lees meerPay is middling, hours are long, but millions of jobs are out there Chinese employers have recently advertised for nearly a million employees with technical AI skills, according to an analysis from US think tank the Center for Security and Emerging …
Lees meerOther than that, results are some of the least bad news about hardware sales we've read in weeks Electronics manufacturing giant Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd – better known as Foxconn – has reported strong growth in plenty of product categori…
Lees meer$40 billion heading out the door for data management servers and storage in 2022 alone Databases remain the largest single driver of enterprise hardware purchases, according to analyst outfit IDC.…
Lees meerAsking really good questions about what data can describe matters more than collecting more info Data scientists are important, but what the world needs now is data artists, according to analysts at Gartner's Data and Analytics Summit in Sydney, Aus…
Lees meerOK, so you've got a botnet. That don't impress me much Pro-Russia hacktivists' recent spate of network-flooding bot traffic aimed at US critical infrastructure targets, while annoying, have had "limited success," according to the FBI.…
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