UK 'extremely dependent' on US for space security
The current rhetoric coming from the US is "alarming" for the UK, which depends on a continuation of their long-standing co-operation around space and military tech for the future, the UK's second parliamentary chamber heard this week.…
Aussie rocket foiled by premature fairing pop
Updated Australia's first homegrown rocket launch has been delayed after the vehicle's fairing unexpectedly deployed on the launchpad.…
Scattered Spider snared financial orgs before targeting shops in Britain, America
interview Scattered Spider snared financial services organizations in its web before its recent spate of retail attacks in the UK and US, according to Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42.…
Latest patch leaves some Windows 10 machines stuck in recovery loops
Updated As Microsoft's Build developer shindig begins, many users are once again facing a familiar problem: broken Windows.…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang labels US GPU export bans ‘precisely wrong’ and ‘a failure’
Computex Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said the USA’s ban on exports of his company’s most powerful accelerators to China is “precisely the wrong policy” and “a failure”.…
AMD puts Intel in rear view mirror with Threadripper Pro 9000 high-end desktop chips
Computex AMD aims to extend its lead over Intel in the high-end desktop (HEDT) and workstation arenas with its 9000-series Threadripper workstation CPUs teased at Computex this week.…
Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' would create a regulation-free AI hellscape, AGs warn
State attorneys general and activists are sounding the alarm over a provision of President Trump's budget proposal, which passed out of committee over the weekend and is headed to the House for a potential vote that would strip states of the ability to regulate AI. …
Whodunit? 'Unauthorized' change to Grok made it blather on about 'White genocide'
Elon Musk's xAI has apologized after its Grok generative chat-bot started spouting baseless conspiracy theories about White genocide in response to unrelated questions.…
Adobe turns subscription screw again, telling users to pay up or downgrade
New generative AI products mean new higher prices for individual Adobe Creative Cloud customers, unless they downgrade to a version with fewer features.…
Freshly discovered bug in OpenPGP.js undermines whole point of encrypted comms
Security researchers are sounding the alarm over a fresh flaw in the JavaScript implementation of OpenPGP (OpenPGP.js) that allows both signed and encrypted messages to be spoofed.…
Foxconn chairman predicts AI will end manufacturers' search for cheap labor
Computex Foxconn chairman Young Liu has predicted the combination of generative AI and robotics will destroy low-end manufacturing jobs and called on world leaders to recognize inevitable geopolitical shifts that will follow.…
Millions at risk after attackers steal UK legal aid data dating back 15 years
A "significant amount of personal data" belonging to legal aid applicants dating back to 2010 in the UK was stolen by cybercriminals, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) confirmed today.…
Nvidia part of plans for mega 1.4 GW AI datacenter near Paris
Europe's largest AI datacenter campus is to be built near Paris in France, according to blueprints released by a joint venture formed by Nvidia, Mistral AI, the French national investment bank, and United Arab Emirates (UAE) investment fund MGX.…
Actors' union complains about Epic Games cloning Darth Vader
The union representing American actors has complained about Llama Production, which is owned by Epic Games, over the use of generative AI in a new character for Fortnite.…
Microsoft revives DOS-era Edit in a modern shell
Build Microsoft has brought back an old favorite to the Windows command line interface: Edit, a text editor harking back to the halcyon days of DOS and text mode applications.…
Ransomware attack on food distributor spells more pain for UK supermarkets
It's more bad news for UK supermarkets with chilled and frozen food distribution business Peter Green Chilled confirming a ransomware attack with customers.…
Intel bets you'll stack cheap GPUs to avoid spending top dollar on Nvidia Pros
Computex When it comes to AI accelerators, Intel isn't very competitive, and its newly announced Battlemage workstation cards don't do much to change that. But at least they're cheap. Really cheap.…
Wanted: A handy metric for gauging if GPUs are being used optimally
GPU accelerators used in AI processing are costly items, so making sure you get the best usage out of them ought to be a priority, yet the industry lacks an effective way of measuring this, says the Uptime Institute.…
European customers report Oracle Cloud identity outage, Big Red is silent
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) experienced an outage in Europe earlier today, according to users and online metrics.…
Torvalds' typing taste test touches tactile tragedy
Opinion Linus Torvalds is the global hero most of the world doesn't even know exists. There are no big movies about him, no best-selling biographies, no ardent Torvaldian cultists with home altars and gilded icons. At least, we hope not.…
