Latest about Pro news
DraftKings warns users they may be hit by cyberattacks following breach
DraftKings users are targeted once again through credential stuffing and brute force.
Anthropic and IBM want to push more AI into enterprise software - with Claude coming to an IDE near you
IBM and Anthropic have teamed up to create a Claude-powered IDE while working on agentic AI guidance.
Square is letting business owners get more AI insight into their neighborhoods - and even accept Bitcoin
Square business users can get even more insights and data visualizations with its AI tools.
OpenAI bans Chinese, North Korean hacker accounts using ChatGPT to launch surveillance
Malicious actors are trying to trick ChatGPT into doing bad things, but are now being banned.
Millions of users say they'll keep using Windows 10 past end of life, despite losing security support
Windows 10 End Of Life is just days away, but 5.4 million Brits say they will still use it instead of upgrading.
Workers are losing faith in their leaders - and not just because AI is taking over
Study finds only 14% of UK employees trust their senior leaders – empathy and transparency are important.
DeepMind's latest AI tool wants to detect and repair software vulnerabilities before they get attacked
CodeMender uses AI to automatically detect and fix software vulnerabilities across large open source projects, reducing developer workloads.
A CPU vendor you've never heard of could launch a 96-core x86 CPU that is very, very similar to AMD's EPYC - but I wonder what the TDP will be
Zhaoxin KH-50000 server CPU mirrors AMD EPYC design, offering 96 cores and advanced memory, while efficiency remains undisclosed.
Samsung will launch a 512TB PCIe Gen6 SSD but you will have to wait till 2027 as it looks set to compete against Sandisk, Solidigm, SK Hynix and Kioxia - and no, consumers won't even get a whiff of it
Samsung plans 512TB PCIe Gen6 SSD launch in 2027, targeting enterprise and servers rather than consumer desktops or laptops.
Calm down everyone - Unitree's recently discovered exploit will absolutely, definitely not give rise to the first robot-to-robot viral infection using Bluetooth
UniPwn exposes chain of Unitree robot vulnerabilities, allowing root-level command execution and potential wireless propagation between devices.