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Most organisations are at risk thanks to immature supply chain security
Supply chain worries affect 88% of respondents.
Hackers are using fake Zoom apps to steal your data and your cryptowallet - here's how to stay safe
A North Korean-linked hacking group is using fake Zoom tools to deploy malware targeting crypto wallets and browser credentials across key global industries.
Blueair just launched the best looking air purifier I've ever seen – and it's time for other brands to up their design game
This purifier looks like a piece of furniture and doubles as a side table.
Tesla's robotaxi rollout is already under investigation, as videos surface of erratic driving
Tesla's Robotaxi roll-out was hailed as a success, but it already has questions to answer.
I sure hope my PS5 doesn't die before GTA 6 - reports suggest hardware issues could damage consoles over time
GTA 6 is on the horizon for launch in May next year, but reports of the PS5's liquid metal issues have resurfaced.
Anker's extraordinary 3D printer has become the most popular campaign ever on Kickstarter, with nearly $45 million pledged
Anker EufyMake E1 raises $45 million on Kickstarter, offering UV 3D-texture printing - but faces questions on cost and long-term performance.
Finally! These AI smart glasses are giving me a feature I’ve been desperate for the Meta Ray-Bans to get since launch
Meta beware! These new AI smart glasses are better than my Ray-Bans in nearly every way, but I know I’ll never own a pair.
Intel set to transfer marketing jobs to an AI which could ironically be running on Intel processors
Accenture and AI to lead Intel marketing in company restructuring.
