Author: Zach_Wilson
Governments look to up cybersecurity protection to combat rising global threats
A number of notable governments have announced plans to upgrade their cyber defences as the risk of cyberattacks rises globally. In the Indo-Pacific region, representatives from the governments of Japan, Australia, India and the US recently met in Tokyo to discuss the threats posed by China to both cybersecurity and…
Read MoreGovernments want to up cyber protection as threats around the world mount
Governments around the world are looking to upgrade their cyber defences against a range of threats. In the Indo-Pacific region, Japan, Australia, India and the US met in Tokyo to discuss the threats posed by China to both cybersecurity and maritime safety in the region. The UK on the other…
Read MoreApple Intelligence makes first appearance in iOS 18.1 developers beta, teasing a generative AI future
Rumors of Apple Intelligence’s delays may have been greatly exaggerated. Apple’s own brand of generative AI, which is set to spread across iPhones, iPads, and Macs later this year, is arriving today – at least bits of it – in an early form developer betas for iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1…
Read MoreThis $60 chip fixes a longstanding Super Nintendo flaw
Nintendo sold over 49 million Super Nintendo consoles, but not all of them were created equal. A later hardware revision improved the quality of the SNES’s video output, and over three decades later, one modder has come up with a way to bring those same improvements to nearly every Super…
Read MoreApple releases iOS 18.1 developer beta with the first ‘Apple Intelligence’ iPhone features
Apple has just released the developer betas for iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, giving users access to the company’s first set of AI features. Some of the Apple Intelligence features arriving with the beta include Siri with an updated design and ability to maintain context across multiple…
Read MoreSamsung plans to mass produce 256GB RAM that supports key tech that will take AI to next level — CXL-enabled DRAM will expand computing and machine learning capabilities but at a premium
Computer Express Link (CXL) improves how CPUs and GPUs interact with memory and accelerators, standardizing communication across devices, reducing delays, and making systems faster and more capable of handling large amounts of data – especially important for applications requiring rapid data processing, such as AI. At a recent media briefing,…
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