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Following user outcry, AMD announced it will reinstate Transparent Secure Memory Encryption (TSME) in consumer CPUs via a firmware update next month.

Canada is buying Australian over-the-horizon radar technology for a record A$2.5bn to boost Arctic surveillance.

Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu argues AI productivity gains are overblown, warning of extractive risks to institutions.

Bcachefs leader Kent Overstreet has declared the Linux filesystem no longer experimental with the release of version 1.38.6.

A massive Fortinet breach exposed credentials for 74,000 devices, impacting global firms like Oracle, Siemens, and Accenture.

Bosch Huawei settlement underscores the global reach of US export controls on foreign firms supplying restricted entities.

TIAA's AI system flagged a suspicious $3 million retirement portfolio withdrawal request from a 76-year-old customer targeted by a scammer, highlighting the need for human oversight.

The concept of headless ERP is gaining traction as users seek to decouple from traditional vendor-driven upgrade cycles. Learn how AI agents and open-source databases like PostgreSQL are shaping this future.

As wearable adoption grows, the lack of federal data protection standards forces consumers to navigate complex privacy policies.

Spotify podcast moderation: 57,000 fake drug episodes removed. Reactive stance, critical policy gap, long-term platform risk.

The founder of NGLM Group recounts how the Ukraine war led to a $180 million budgeted year ending in loss. Learn about the NGLM Group business pivot to B2B that saved the company.