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Investigators previously said the number was much, much higher The data broker at the center of what may become one of the more significant breaches of the year is telling officials that just 1.3 million people were affected.…
Lees meerAI's thirst for power is only making things worse Concerns over the environmental impact of datacenters in the US state of Virginia are being raised again amid claims their water consumption has stepped up by almost two-thirds since 2019, and AI cou…
Lees meerAI's thirst for power is only making things worse Concerns over the environmental impact of datacenters in the US state of Virginia are being raised again amid claims their water consumption has stepped up by almost two-thirds since 2019, and AI cou…
Lees meerGravity assist flybys planned for tonight and tomorrow The European Space Agency's Juice probe is to thread the needle this week with a first for a space mission – swings around the Moon and Earth that will result in the spacecraft coming approximat…
Lees meerDistributed database biz doesn't like bigger customers using the free version of its software CockroachDB, the distributed transactional system with a mostly PostgreSQL compatible front end, plans to retire its free open source "Core" product in fav…
Lees meerCompany continues to investigate root cause Brighton-based ISP and hosting provider Fastnet has emerged from a trying week which involved battling VMware/Broadcom tech issues that have downed a number of its customers' websites.…
Lees meerInnovation dead for twenty years? Tell that to 2004 Opinion Want a good time on stage, but you’re not a performance artist? Surprisingly easy. Fill a hall with an audience of your peers, tell them the world’s gone to hell in a handcart, then that t…
Lees meerBVLOS operations to modernize airspace The UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has approved six new trials to test the use of drones in deliveries, inspections and emergency services, including one from e-commerce megabiz Amazon.…
Lees meerDebugging software on the waterfront is a strangely dangerous task Who, Me? Welcome once more, dear reader, to Who, Me? in which Reg readers like your good self attempt to soften the blow of the working week with tales of techie misadventure.…
Lees meerThe plan is to do away with an H-IIA rocket upper stage – and prove it's possible Japanese space debris cleaning outfit Astroscale revealed on Monday that it will enter a ¥12,000 million ($81.4 million) five-year contract with the Japan Aerospace Ex…
Lees meer$81 million to retrieve H-IIA rocket – and prove it's possible Japanese space debris cleaning outfit Astroscale revealed on Monday that it will enter a ¥12 billion ($81.4 million) five-year contract with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency to rem…
Lees meerPlus: China's richest man used to work for Google; Singtel profit jumps; most APAC governments don't have AI governance policies, and more ASIA IN BRIEF Chinese semiconductor equipment manufacturer Advanced Micro-Fabrication Equipment (AMMEC) is ch…
Lees meerAlso: Your external-facing NetSuite sites need a review; five popular malware varieties for Q2, and more in brief Malware that kills endpoint detection and response (EDR) software has been spotted on the scene and, given it's deploying RansomHub, i…
Lees meerHere's how to get started with the open source tool Continue Hands-on Code assistants have gained considerable attention as an early use case for generative AI – especially following the launch of Microsoft's GitHub Copilot. But, if you don't relis…
Lees meerGood for beginners, but a few missing features will annoy Hands On Purveyor of optics Beaverlab has unveiled its an inexpensive telescope for wannabe star-gazers: the Finder TW2.…
Lees meerBut the cost of battling Apple and Google? A hefty $1B lost in revenue Epic Games, booted from Apple's walled garden four years ago for crimes against App Store policy, has built its own digital store for customers in Europe.…
Lees meerGood for beginners, but a few missing features will annoy Purveyor of optics Beaverlab has unveiled its an inexpensive telescope for wannabe star-gazers: the Finder TW2.…
Lees meerBut the cost of battling Apple and Google? A hefty $1B lost in revenue Epic Games, booted from Apple's walled garden four years ago for crimes against App Store policy, has built its own digital store for customers in Europe.…
Lees meerEveryone knows automation will happen, which is why everyone needs proof of human involvement Column Earlier this year I got fired and replaced by a robot. And the managers who made the decision didn't tell me – or anyone else affected by the chang…
Lees meerOfficials claim it'll be able to develop defensive solutions in 'days, if not hours' The Pentagon's newest toy isn't a fancy warfighting machine – it's a combined supercomputer and rapid response laboratory (RRL) dedicated to beefing up the US's bio…
Lees meerAnd as Anthropic boss reckons there's 'a good chance ... we'll be able to get models that are better than most humans at most things' Legislation to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) software in California has been revised in response to industr…
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