Thought Leadership
Cerebras Hardware in the Mix?
An unannounced ChatGPT plan called Pro Max has appeared in the ChatGPT interface. It is reportedly priced at $500 USD per month and could offer faster Codex performance.
Penetration Testing as a Cover
A Chinese-speaking hacker used AI models from Anthropic, DeepSeek, and Moonshot to steal more than 600,000 credit card records within five days.
From 2027
With Project Suncatcher, Google plans to put satellites equipped with its own AI chips into orbit and use solar power directly for AI computing.
Phishing Remains Most Common Attack Vector
According to a Gartner survey, 41 percent of CISOs reported social engineering incidents involving deepfakes during phone calls, and 36 percent during video calls.
From Science to Industry
Quantum computing is making steady progress, but its long-term success may depend on a factor more commonly associated with the conventional semiconductor industry: high-volume industrial manufacturing supported by the right processes, packaging, and CryoCMOS solutions.
Forward Deployed Engineering
Small teams of so-called Forward Deployed Engineers are tasked with building operational AI agents at corporations like Bayer and H&M within a few weeks. SAP later intends to sell what is created to all customers.
Wearables Over Smartphones
At its Meta Connect developer conference, Mark Zuckerberg unveiled new VR glasses, smart glasses and Muse, the company’s personal AI agent, as a central part of its AI strategy.
AI-Powered Extortion
Anthropic uncovered a case in 2025 in which a hacker used Claude Code to automate almost the entire operation of an extortion campaign.
A Step Backward
The new Mac mini models with the M6 and M5 Pro chips once again feature soldered storage, preventing users from upgrading the internal storage after purchase.
AI Makes Scams More Personal
An American has tracked down roughly 60,000 fake job listings and 7,000 suspicious profiles on LinkedIn over two years.