Over half of British employees falsely believe their Apple Mac computers are safe from cyber security breaches and hackers, new data has revealed. In fact, a whopping 58 per cent of those surveyed in ...
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Apple Watch Series 11 review: The best (but don’t buy it)
The Apple Watch Series 11 is a truly excellent smartwatch: it looks great, it feels great, it’s easy to use and offers a wide range of health and fitness features. The only problem is that the Apple ...
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The National Interest on MSNDid China Break an ASML Lithography Machine While Trying to Reverse-Engineer It?
Reverse-engineering lithography machines—the equipment on which advanced computer chips are manufactured—is not as straightforward as copying most industrial designs.
As tech companies build data centers worldwide to advance artificial intelligence, vulnerable communities have been hit by blackouts and water shortages.
The Apple M5 chip represents a monumental advancement in AI and graphics performance, establishing a new standard for computing power. Constructed using ...
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Scientists create living computers using human mini-brains
In a groundbreaking experiment, scientists in Switzerland have successfully developed computers powered by living human brain cells. Inside a lab in Vevey, researchers from the biotech startup ...
Executives with a combined 130+ years of tenure on the company’s decades of work to get people to talk to their PCs—and why the time might finally be right.
SecurityWeek speaks to Microsoft Deputy CISOs Ann Johnson and Mark Russinovich about the role of the Deputy CISO.
Former Assassin's Creed boss Marc-Alexis Côté has made clear that his shock exit from Ubisoft was not his decision. In a post on LinkedIn, Côté said he bore "no resentment," but wanted to make clear ...
Viven has emerged from stealth with an employee digital twin to improve collaboration. Viven CEO and Cofounder Ashutosh Garg explains how the real magic is the knowledge graph for linking knowledge, ...
As AI sweeps the tech landscape, new startups keep emerging. Here are seven former ad tech execs' thoughts on best AI practices and starting their own companies.
In the end, there is not likely to be any single fix for what ails the internet today. But the ideas the three writers agree on—greater user control, more data privacy, and increased accountability ...
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