Новости за 02.04.2024

Advertiser antitrust lawsuit says claimed deal with Netflix is anticompetitive

Land of the Free has lost its way in quest for profits

Comment  Generally the head of US government agencies and comedy don't mix, but on Monday night the Lina Khan, boss of the Federal Trade Commission, was on the Daily Show recounting how the agency is going after Amazon, Facebook and others over monopolistic practices. She also got evidence of her persona non grata status with Cook & Co.…

As 70% of boffinry nerve center's projects involve machine learning

A DARPA leader has revealed that around 70 percent of the US government agency's programs involve AI in some shape or form, and those projects could have serious ramifications for the future of jobs in software development.…

Irony alerts: Open Web Application Security Project Foundation suffers lapse

Memorandum of Understanding penned to put models, systems, and agents through their paces

Power snafus take limelight in latest downtime diary from Uptime Institute

Nothing says 'sorry' like 10 percent off shipping for a month

Ecommerce platform Pandabuy has apologized after two cybercriminals were spotted hawking personal data belonging to 1.3 million customers.…

Consumer-grade devices won't be hit as hard

Samsung intended to raise prices on its enterprise SSDs by 15 percent in the second calendar quarter of 2024, but unrelentingly high demand boosted by AI might push that higher still.…

Simple stuff like slapping on a logo fools more folks and travels further

Action gathers steam in the EU, US and UK as anti-trust teams collate market feedback

Cloud cyber resilience model could raise $700M despite $278M losses

Cloud security provider Rubrik has filed for an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange following a flurry of similar flotations.…

Refusal to play ball may result in satellite operator moving investment elsewhere

Victims of the powerful surveillance tool will soon find out the truth

This follows attack on NHS services in Scotland last week

The cyber skids at INC Ransom are claiming responsbility for the ongoing cybersecurity incident at Leicester City Council, according to a post caught by eagle-eyed infosec watchers.…

Licenses everywhere can omit collaboration app thanks to EU regulators

Senders of more than 5K messages a day are in the crosshairs

It was 20 years ago on Monday that Google unleashed Gmail on the world, and the chocolate factory is celebrating with new rules that just might, hopefully, cut down on the amount of spam users receive.…

Is Developer Cloud enough to steal Nvidia's thunder?

Interview  Intel is attempting to woo developers to its cloud with early access to unreleased hardware and a born-again attitude to open source in a bid to differentiate itself from competitors.…

Ye cannae change the laws of physics, but you can change your mind

Opinion  Apple is good at security. It's good at processors. Thus GoFetch, a major security flaw in its processor architecture, is a double whammy.…

But unhappy European buyers have called for regulators to step in

Exclusive  VMware by Broadcom will deliver a significant update to its flagship Cloud Foundation bundle in the middle of this year and follow it up with a major update early in 2025.…

Big in China – and a presence elsewhere, but not at a scale to worry global hyperscalers

Brief awakening brought mixed news and familiar scenery

Japan's Space Exploration Agency (JAXA) late last week revealed that its Moon lander had – somewhat unexpectedly – mostly survived a second lunar night and was briefly well enough to send home some snaps.…

PLUS: Google Cloud ANZ boss departs; Japan revives airliner ambitions; China-linked attackers target Asian entities

Declares victory in settlement of class action lawsuit, but individual claims remain possible

At least not until Redmond's government edition is ready to roll

Staff working at the US House Of Representatives have been barred from using Microsoft's Copilot chatbot and AI productivity tools, pending the launch of a version tailored to the needs of government users.…

This time, we got lucky. It mostly affected bleeding-edge distros. But that's not a defense strategy