First business chips from AMD to include Microsoft's Pluton security processor, stock is available says chip biz AMD claims its new Ryzen Pro 6000 CPUs for laptops are better suited for a variety of work-related tasks than Intel's latest chips and p…
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Lees meerRobots need to learn to adapt to chaotic humans, says German researcher A German doctoral student's research is moving us ever closer to an AI skill that, as of yet, has been unrealized: improvisation.…
Lees meerMicrosoft tinkers with defaults as block lifted with PC Manager update Microsoft has re-enabled Windows Insider builds for Lenovo PCs in China with the release of build 22598 to the Dev and Beta Channels.…
Lees meerIf conventional silicon manufacturing processes can be repurposed, it could help create practical quantum systems Intel and QuTech claim to have created the first silicon qubits for quantum logic gates to be made using the same manufacturing facilit…
Lees meerParent WH Smith says no customer payment data exposed, according to current investigations British retailer WH Smith has confirmed that Funky Pigeon, its online greetings card and gift subsidiary, has halted all further orders after a "security inci…
Lees meerIt's the MX Vertical... only smaller Hands on Logitech has launched a pleasing yet barkingly mad mouse called Lift, the latest in the company's line of ergonomic input devices.…
Lees meerPolicy in place since 2007, but increased employee attrition might have made it more visible A labor rights non-profit has filed a complaint with India's Ministry of Labor alleging IT services giant Infosys has subjected its employees to an illegal …
Lees meerCash of the Titan: Musk's Twitter take-over plan may be many things – let's hope it’s not the one he claims Opinion Elon Musk is many things. The richest man in the world with over $200 billion in his back pocket. An instigator of PayPal. CEO and c…
Lees meerIf at first you don't succeed... you're probably NASA NASA's third attempt at an Artemis I wet dress rehearsal has ended with a plan to roll the agency's Moon rocket back to the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) for repairs.…
Lees meerHardware requirements + cautious enterprises = slow adoption Windows 11 is continuing to struggle both in the enterprise and at home, according to figures published by IT asset management platform Lansweeper. Disappointingly for Microsoft, it has ye…
Lees meerAppeals court takes previous payout ruling and multiplies by six IBM must pay five times more in compensation to a customer whose £175 million ($230 million) Agile software platform contract was ripped up in 2017 following a series of failures on th…
Lees meerVP Sunil Potti talks strategy talks with The Register Interview Google's quest to steal cloud customers from rivals Amazon and Microsoft will be won – or lost – based on its strength as a cybersecurity provider.…
Lees meer'Severe consequences' for industry ... and anyone setting foot outside As at least some parts of Shanghai enter their fourth week of lockdown, Chinese tech executives have highlighted how measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 will affect supply…
Lees meerLatest LinkedIn blow / Profile harvesting legal / HiQ case rolls on Scraping data from a public website doesn't violate America's Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Monday.…
Lees meerA lesson learned the very hard way Beanstalk Farms, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform, said it lost all of its $180 million collateral over the weekend.…
Lees meerTroubled games maker reveals investigation amid Microsoft takeover Activision Blizzard is under investigation for possible insider trading including claims CEO Bobby Kotick tipped off some investors to buy more shares before the $68.7bn Microsoft ac…
Lees meerUAE reportedly using 'legal' malware on erstwhile allies Citizen Lab has reported finding suspected surveillance software on devices associated with both the UK Prime Minister's Office and what was formerly called the British Foreign and Commonwealt…
Lees meerSemiconductor world veteran says x86 titan could leapfrog Asia-Pacific rivals in three years TSMC said it won't start production at its 2nm node until the second half of 2025 or possibly the end of that year, which could signal a shift in the compet…
Lees meerPlus: HP fixes critical Teradici flaws, Karakurt may be a Conti side hustle, and info-stealing malware set free In Brief Microsoft will pay more — up to $26,000 more — for "high-impact" bugs in its Office 365 products via its bug bounty program.…
Lees meerYes and no. It's complicated. The saying "data is the new oil," was reportedly coined by British mathematician and marketing whiz Clive Humby in 2006. Humby's remark rings true more now than ever with the rise of deep learning.…
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