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Report claims UK workers are among the most "always-on" in the world — even when sick
UK employees seem to be addicted to work, with over 50% actively performing work-related tasks beyond their contracted hours or when off sick
Bad news — paying a ransomware demand might cause hackers to come back and ask for more
Hackers really have no incentive to walk away from a victim - so why should they?
Nvidia's latest trick for cooling its data center hardware is... hot water
Nvidia's newest AI servers are cooled by water hotter than a hot tub: 45°C going in, 55°C coming out, while skipping out on fans altogether
Quote of the day by former Intel CEO Andy Grove: "Success breeds complacency"
Intel has endured its ups and downs over the last few decades
Researchers may have cracked a key issue with developing next-gen 6G networks
Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) are a potential new solution to the electromagnetic interference that has hampered development of 6G development so far
Temu Tomahawk shows Ukraine is rapidly turning into China for the US Military, and that's a good thing
Ukraine's affordable missile production is challenging Western defense economics while creating industrial partnerships that could reshape future military manufacturing.
'Subprime data center crisis' could threaten the global economy in a way similar to the 2008 subprime mortgage debacle
Analysts warn that hidden AI data center debt increasingly resembles financial structures that contributed to the 2008 global mortgage crisis collapse.
Adata boss says DRAM shortage to last another decade with no AI bubble bursting before 2030
Adata Chairman Chen Li-bai expects AI demand to sustain global memory shortages despite factory expansions and sharply rising DDR5 prices worldwide.
