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Alleged crew behind the Shai-Hulud worm and other supply chain attacks nabbed with help from the FBI

Say you're trying to enrich Uranium and your centrifuges broke - soon it will be easy to connect an AI to figure out why

Touting batch 1 token generation is a bit like boasting about the top speed of your car

It's 'built to be operated by a human with no technical background'

Just what you want crawling through the rubble to rescue you: A swarm of remote-controlled cockroaches with syringe-shooting guns strapped to their backs

The regional internet registry is also trying to make it easier to terminate members

Even testing and staging sites need protection from prying eyes

No one can afford RAM anymore, so we're requiring devs to mind memory usage

Polarizing opinions while tech heavyweights put up $10M

Microduck from Pollen Robotics runs on open source software, is just 25cm tall, and is ready to play out of the box

US Justice Department investigating the breach

SPONSORED FEATURE: Verify and survive: your backup isn't real 'til you test it

Twitter.now aims to fill the bird-shaped hole left by X. For a fee

As SaaS giant gets a boost from Claudeforce, users might want to know how their AI use will be monetized

UK’s largest airport operator believes 8.7 million customers affected

Rising cloud AI costs are pushing workloads onto pricier PCs – which just happen to be better for PC maker's margins

AI at Work roadmap is the new name for upcoming Microsoft 365 capabilities

Elderly Aids made 758,000 unwanted calls a year selling gear to stop unwanted calls

Track record is merely desirable for the person tasked with shaping UK.gov's skills blueprint for 550,000 civil servants

Plus: new official Amiga-branded hardware is coming