– A high-severity security vulnerability in WatchGuard Fireware OS could allow an authenticated administrator to crash the spamBlocker service or potentially execute arbitrary code on affected Firebox devices.
Read More– Siemens and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) are expanding their collaboration to bring AI-powered automation further into semiconductor design, with a new focus on reducing manual work and speeding up the development of increasingly complex chips.
Read More– OpenAI is investigating dozens of incidents involving its AI agents after some systems carried out unexpected activity on external websites, including sites operated by government agencies and public institutions.
Read More– This vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on affected installations of Wireshark.
Read More– Google Cloud has outlined a new artificial intelligence framework designed to help telecommunications operators analyse, predict and respond to network problems, with the longer-term goal of creating highly autonomous networks.
Read More– Security researchers have demonstrated how artificial intelligence can be used to uncover and exploit vulnerabilities in the systems of one of the world’s leading AI companies, after using Anthropic’s Claude to gain access to OpenAI employee accounts.
Read More– Modern business is moving beyond the old “take, make, dispose” model. Smart companies now realise that long-term success goes hand-in-hand with sustainability and using resources efficiently.
Read More– Regulatory compliance has moved beyond paper-based tasks to become a complex, data-driven function. For modern businesses, schools, and charities, keeping up with legal and industry standards isn’t just about good record-keeping anymore. It’s a core operational challenge.
Read More– King Charles has warned some of the world’s leading artificial intelligence companies that rapidly advancing AI could pose “existential dangers” if the technology falls into the wrong hands.
Read More– Japanese memory manufacturer Kioxia is moving closer to an ambitious idea that could change how memory is used in AI systems: using NAND flash to supplement, and in some cases potentially replace, part of the role traditionally handled by DRAM.
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