TSMC blows whistle on potential sanctions-busting shenanigans from Huawei
TSMC has reportedly tipped off US officials to a potential attempt by Huawei to circumvent export controls and obtain AI ...
VMware fixes critical RCE, make-me-root bugs in vCenter - for the second time
VMware has pushed a second patch for a critical, heap-overflow bug in the vCenter Server that could allow a remote attacker ...
Tech firms to pay millions in SEC penalties for misleading SolarWinds disclosures
Four high-profile tech companies reached an agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to pay millions of dollars ...
Akira ransomware is encrypting victims again following pure extortion fling
Going forward, the researchers expect Akira to continue exploiting high-impact vulnerabilities and targeting ESXi and Linux ...
It's about time Intel, AMD dropped x86 games and turned to the real threat
For the better part of a decade, Intel was the only x86 chipmaker to support 512-bit vector extensions — something that might ...
AI's energy appetite has Taiwan reconsidering the nuclear option
The global surge in AI is placing unprecedented pressure on energy resources, with chipmakers such as TSMC consuming vast ...
Socket plugs in $40M to strengthen software supply chain
Security-focused developer Socket announced on Tuesday it has connected with another $40 million in funding to further its ...
As Arm rivals cook up custom silicon, Mediatek sticks to tried-and-true Cortex recipe
Interview Arm Holdings has long been the primary architecture for mobile chips since the advent of modern smartphones – its ...
Clock's ticking on PostgreSQL 12, but not everyone is ready to say goodbye
Data from open source database support company Percona suggests that around 11 percent of PostgreSQL databases in the wild ...
Want to feel old? Excel just entered its 40th year
Microsoft Excel, the true successor to the throne of COBOL. Version 1.0 was released on the last day of September 1985, four ...
Telcos find cloud migrations, security, are a pain in the IaaS
Telecom companies have consumed only 48 percent of the cloud they have committed to, yet seek to secure more, according to a ...
Lab-grown human brain cells drive virtual butterfly in simulation
According to Burger, these cells are maintained in incubators at 37°C – more cell sauna than The Matrix. While the cells lack the complexity of the human brain, they'll nonetheless respond to stimuli ...