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Microsoft issues patches for 56 security flaws - all 'important' severity or above
Most are privilege escalation flaws, and one was exploited in the wild as a zero-day.
EU upholds Intel antitrust ruling but cuts fine by a third
Intel's €1.06 billion fine has been cut to 'just' €237 million, but this relates to anticompetitive behavior two decades ago.
Proton Pass just made it even easier for developers to retrieve secrets — and that's a win for everyone involved
A command-line interface is just what users wanted, and now Proton Pass have added it.
Need AI training? CEOs think you should train yourself
Employees say employers should provide AI training, CEOs say staff should be responsible for upskilling.
This tiny chip could single-handedly solve the RAM shortage by allowing hyperscalers to reuse old DDR4 memory via CXL — and it comes with an extraordinary feature
Structera X 2404 enables hyperscalers to reuse DDR4 modules with compression, but latency remains untested under real workloads.
Corporate leaders and investors enthusiastic about AI - but the public isn't so convinced
Investors are largely optimistic about AI, but they share some of the same concerns as the general public.
Fifty US retailers sent nearly 42 billion emails during the Black Friday hype — and they were loaded with sneaky ways to track your habits
Proton's report into Black Friday and Cyber Monday spam found that retailers are becoming overwhelmingly aggressive in their marketing tactics.
Three critical vulnerabilities patched by SAP - here's what we know
One of the flaws has a severity score of 9.9/10.
