A new report reveals hackers are compromising freight companies to steal cargo shipments before they reach stores. The attacks use trusted remote access tools and target the digital infrastructure of supply chains. This represents a major shift from data theft to physical goods theft.
IBM is eliminating thousands of positions as the company doubles down on AI and software. The cuts represent a “low single-digit percentage” of its 270,000 global workforce, with infrastructure teams facing the deepest reductions.
ESA’s Solar Orbiter has captured unprecedented views of the sun’s south pole, revealing magnetic fields drifting toward the poles at surprising speeds. This breakthrough could finally help scientists understand the sun’s mysterious 11-year activity cycle that affects everything from satellites to po
Denmark has withdrawn its mandatory chat scanning proposal after months of backlash. The new compromise makes CSAM monitoring voluntary, but includes a “review clause” that could bring mandatory scanning back later. Privacy advocates remain concerned about mass surveillance risks.
After more than a decade of Chrome dominance, a new browser war is brewing. This time, it’s all about AI agents that can access your data, automate tasks, and potentially change how we use the web entirely. The stakes couldn’t be higher.
The University of Pennsylvania has confirmed that hackers stole university data during a recent breach. The attack appears linked to discontent with affirmative action policies, similar to a recent Columbia University hack.
OnePlus is taking mobile gaming seriously with its new Performance Tri-Chip system. The setup includes dedicated processors for performance, touch response, and Wi-Fi connectivity. This could be a game-changer for competitive mobile gaming.
Michael Wolf’s annual tech forecast highlights massive shifts coming in AI search and spatial computing. His insights reveal where Apple, Meta, and AI giants are placing their biggest bets. The future of how we search and interact with technology is about to change dramatically.
IBM is cutting a “low single-digit percentage” of its 270,000 employees, potentially affecting thousands of workers. The company says this is routine rebalancing rather than financial distress, with US employment expected to remain flat.
Chinese electric vehicles have flooded Brazil’s streets, capturing more than 80% of the country’s EV market. BYD’s Dolphin Mini starts at just $22,000, significantly undercutting American competitors. The rapid expansion has triggered both consumer excitement and political backlash.
