Nearly half a million patients exposed in healthcare breach – here’s what we know

Last May, Qilin struck Covenant Health, but initial reports claimed it to be a limited incident.

Data sovereignty: not just an issue for governments

Data sovereignty is a major concern not just for governments but for organizations across sectors.

What the post-quantum shift means for your security strategy

Quantum computing threatens today’s encryption. Why organizations must adopt hybrid, post-quantum TLS now.

This autonomous solar-powered robot costs 1p, is smaller than a grain of salt, and communicates through ‘wiggles of a little dance’

Sub-millimeter autonomous robots can swim, sense temperature, and communicate through miniature movements, opening new possibilities for medicine and microscale manufacturing.
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USB hit the scene 30 years ago this month – we look back on its journey to standardization success

From USB 1.0 to USB-C, we’ve come a long way to reach some degree of standardization

Not exactly a DeepSeek moment for AI accelerators – but this Chinese optical chip may well be 100x faster than Nvidia’s A100 on some tasks

Chinese photonic AI chips demonstrate extreme speed and energy efficiency in narrowly defined generative workloads, exceeding conventional GPU performance in lab tests.
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The Core 9 Ultra 285K is Intel’s fastest CPU and costs under $500 – so why is it so much cheaper compared to AMD $679 Ryzen 9 9950X3D?

Benchmark data places AMD’s Ryzen 9 9950X3D only slightly ahead of Intel’s cheaper and more efficient top desktop processor.
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How Broadcom went from a simple Hewlett Packard division to eventually grew and become a tech industry behemoth

Broadcom’s early beginning date back to the 1960s – we take a look back.

Unannounced 32TB Seagate hard drive surfaces in Japan for photoshoot — but the IronWolf Pro gets a shockingly high $887 price tag

Seagate’s unannounced 32TB IronWolf Pro hard drive surfaced in Japanese retail, marking a quiet shift of extreme capacity toward consumers.
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