Dept of Justice reportedly probes Nvidia over $13 billion Hugging Face AI platform acquisition
Dept of Justice reportedly probes Nvidia over $13 billion Hugging Face AI platform acquisition

Nvidia’s near $13 billion buyout of Hugging Face has come under scrutiny over concerns that it will impact competition in the AI space.

The Internet Of Compromised Things: Why Enterprises Should Trust No Endpoint

Enterprises should design their networks with the assumption that any device could eventually be compromised—and that a compromised endpoint should not automatically become a compromised enterprise.

AI has come for the psychics’ jobs and they are not happy about it

AI psychic apps are drawing pushback from human practitioners, with some advertising AI-free readings. Others are being invited to train digital doubles that could serve clients while they’re offline and share the revenue.

Tech whiz’s internet-accessible Synology NAS gets bit by ransomware attack from 18-month-old remote code execution flaw

Tech whizz’ internet-accessible Synology NAS gets bit by transomware attack — security updates 18 months out of date in a series of catastrophic errors

How To Prevent Google Chrome AI From Crawling Gmail For Autofill Data

Google has confirmed that Chrome can now start crawling Gmail inboxes for autofill data—here’s what you need to know.

The ‘Commute’ Habit For Much Happier Workdays, By A Psychologist

Your commute can recharge you or drain you. A psychologist explains which activities help your mind switch off from work, and why your scrolling habit doesn’t count.

Before AI Reshapes Your Workforce, Understand How Work Truly Gets Done

AI will improve, but in the meantime, understanding how work gets done means you won’t pay twice.

Our first step at defining a CPU benchmark for agentic AI
Our first step at defining a CPU benchmark for agentic AI

Over the past six months, CPUs have taken center stage as agentic AI workloads evolve. Here’s our first attempt at trying to measure CPU performance when running agentic workloads.

VitVio brings its 3D operating room AI to a hospital in Mexico
VitVio brings its 3D operating room AI to a hospital in Mexico

London-based startup VitVio is bringing its AI system to every operating room at Hospital Español de Veracruz, a private hospital on Mexico’s Gulf coast. It is the company’s first deal in Latin America. The system, called Vetro, uses cameras and sensor…

20 Business Decisions That Need A Tech Leader’s Input

Even if a decision doesn’t seem to involve IT, it can introduce security risks, operational challenges and costs if a company’s tech capabilities aren’t considered.