‘SMBs need to move from disconnected pilots to true alignment’: Study finds European firms are getting more out of AI than other markets
‘SMBs need to move from disconnected pilots to true alignment’: Study finds European firms are getting more out of AI than other markets

European businesses are proving better at real-world AI deployments – North American SMBs are stuck in the planning phases.

White House launches ‘Gold Eagle’ cybersecurity clearinghouse to share and patch AI-discovered software flaws
White House launches ‘Gold Eagle’ cybersecurity clearinghouse to share and patch AI-discovered software flaws

‘Gold Eagle’ scheme looks to centralize vulnerability identification and remediation for maximum efficiency.

The network perimeter is dead. Now what?

Perimeter security is failing as attackers exploit vulnerable edge devices.

The Disney settlement is a story about two layers of infrastructure that no longer line up

For privacy leaders trying to decide what to do on Monday morning, the most useful lessons from the Disney settlement are technical.

How automation is easing IT’s patching pressure

As exploit windows shrink, automation may be the only sustainable path for patch management.

UN Secretary General says ‘Killer Robots’ must be stopped, calls autonomous weapons “morally repugnant”
UN Secretary General says ‘Killer Robots’ must be stopped, calls autonomous weapons “morally repugnant”

UN Secretary General António Guterres calls for a global ban on autonomous “killer robots,” arguing that life-and-death decisions must remain exclusively human.

This sleek Japanese power strip finally fixes your office desk’s ugliest pain point
This sleek Japanese power strip finally fixes your office desk’s ugliest pain point

Kokuyo’s Energy Line is offering possibly one of the most unique socket offerings: A plug-in-anywhere power strip that blends into the background.

Quote of the day by Linux creator Linus Torvalds: ‘Nvidia has been the single worst company we’ve ever dealt with’ — airing frustrations at walled gardens

The Linux creator had a particularly tough time with Nvidia throughout history – but things have changed dramatically since then

Germany confirms drone-destroying laser weapon for German Navy by 2029 — 100Kw version will zap 1000+ mph supersonic missiles for $1 a shot

Germany plans operational naval laser weapons by 2029 after extensive trials, while engineers continue addressing technical and production challenges ahead.