Thought Leadership
Post-Quantum Cryptography
Google is tightening its internal timeline significantly, hoping others in the industry will follow.
After 20 years
Apple’s most expensive desktop is no more. The company has pulled the Mac Pro from sale and confirmed to 9to5Mac that there will be no new version.
Microsoft admits problem
A Microsoft executive acknowledges that Windows 11 contains too much self-promotion. Whether the promise of a calmer operating system holds up remains to be seen.
Tokens as salary
Attracting top software engineers has never been easy. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang thinks he has found a new way to sweeten the deal: tokens.
Research
The growing energy appetite of AI applications is forcing researchers to rethink computing from the ground up. Spintronic devices could form the foundation of a new generation of energy-efficient computer architectures.
AI or exit
US chief Paul Griggs announces that all employees must embrace artificial intelligence. The company’s business model is set to change as well.
Expert warns partners
Just one day after the massive attack, Stryker declared the incident “contained.” An incident response engineer explains why that assessment may be premature and why new screenshots are cause for concern.
Cloud compliance
Amazon’s EU cloud has received its first compliance certifications. Critics, however, question whether true digital sovereignty is even possible with a US provider.
Massive layoffs incoming?
Meta is gearing up for what could be its largest round of layoffs since the self-declared “year of efficiency.” According to a Reuters report, the company is considering cutting up to one-fifth of its staff.
200,000 devices allegedly wiped
The hacker group Handala claims to have destroyed more than 200,000 systems belonging to US corporation Stryker and stolen 50 terabytes of data. Offices in 79 countries are said to be affected.
