Новости за 04.03.2024

Kim Jong Un's all in for home-built silicon says warning

North Korean government spies have broken into the servers of at least two chipmakers and stolen product designs as part of attempts to spur Kim Jong Un's plans for a domestic semiconductor industry, according to Seoul's security agency.…

Plus a new anodization seal should make Midnight edition more resilient to gamer grease

Meanwhile, only 22% of orgs are looking at GenAI strategy for databases

Copilot failed to shift the dial. Could Moment 5 and upcoming invitations do the trick?

OSAM-1 – expensive, late, difficult, and no longer what the market needs?

How the AI revolution is changing the way we develop apps

Webinar  In 2010 'app' - short for application - was voted the word of the year by the American Dialect Society, an early recognition of its ubiquity.…

Cupertino blames Spotify, says Commission is just giving preference to another European company

Built on OCI, the cancer-focused analytics company struggled to find sufficient paying customers, one report claimed

Increasingly clear number of permanent solutions is narrowing

Global law enforcement authorities' attempts to shutter the LockBit ransomware crew have sparked a fresh call for a ban on ransomware payments to perpetrators.…

Beyond expectations - ROI with Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Azure

Webinar  There's nothing like a real life example of something that has not just gone well but has outstripped all expectations. It's the kind of success that demands to be shared.…

At least the US Army is thinking about the frogs in those 226 acres of wetland

Plus: Google CEO admits company got it wrong when it built 'too-woke' AI, and more

'Criminal,' says CEO

Lawyers representing shareholders who quashed Elon Musk's $56 billion Tesla compensation package have submitted a request for nearly $6 billion in the electric car maker's stock as their fee.…

Website 404ing, calls to switchboard go dead, 'sad reflection' of how tough it is to make money in smartphones

Design aims to sate the bandwidth hunger of next-gen networks

Semiconductor design outfit Synopsys is targeting datacenter customers with a 1.6 terabit (1.6T) Ethernet blueprint intended to enable chips for demanding AI networking applications.…

Updated with kernel 6.6, latest GCC and glibc, still under 25 MB

Tiny Core Linux shows that a fully functional, GUI-driven Linux distro can be smaller than Windows 95 and still be modern and useful.…

When you can't lock 'em up, lock 'em out

Opinion  The best cop shows excel at mind games: who's tricking whom, who really wins, and what price they pay. A twist of humor adds to the drama and keeps us hooked. It's rare enough in real life, far less so in the grim meat grinder of cybersecurity, yet sometimes it happens. It's happening right now.…

Pride came before a fall for techie who thought he knew it all

who, me?  Welcome once again, gentle reader, for that cushion into the working week that we like to call Who, Me? in which readers like your good selves entertain us with tales of times technology did not go quite right.…

The tech just isn't ready and clunky collab with ESA isn't helping, auditor finds

Not compulsory for now, but IT minister says that's coming after Google's Gemini said the quiet part out loud

€15.99/month server offered with Ubuntu or Debian, and a zero percent Service Level Agreement

ALSO: CISA warns Ivanti vuln mitigations might not work, SAML hijack doesn't need ADFS, and crit vulns

Misinformation is rife, AI makes it easier to create, and 42 percent of the planet’s inhabitants get to vote this year

Previously pondered the need for an extra release candidate

Linus Torvalds has decided Linux 6.8 will in all likelihood debut next week.…

PLUS: APNIC director general to step down; Hong Kong's odd cloud survey; Rent-a-friend online in China; and more