Author: Zach_Wilson
You can get rid of AI Overviews in Google Search
If you’ve searched for something on Google lately, you might’ve noticed a wall of text that appears before the actual search results. This feature, called AI Overviews, offers an AI-generated answer to certain queries. But it also pushes your list of links further down the page, which makes it a…
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Russia can reportedly jam Ukraine’s access to Starlink at will
Russia has reportedly found new, more effective ways to knock out Ukraine’s Starlink service. The New York Times said on Friday that the increased interference has disrupted communications at critical moments and is posing “a major threat to Ukraine,” putting the country further on its heels more than two years…
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Tesla wants net-zero emissions, but its pollution grew in 2023
Tesla’s greenhouse gas emissions grew by nearly 10 million metric tons of CO2 last year, according to the company’s latest impact report, which provides the most revealing look yet of how the company is thinking about climate-related risks and its own carbon footprint. In 2023, Tesla was responsible for more…
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This devious backdoor installer gives hackers full control over courtroom devices
An update for software that records court proceedings was contaminated with malware, granting persistent access to still unknown threat actors, experts have warned. Cybersecurity researchers Rapid7 discovered and reported the corruption to the software makers. The infestation has since been cleared, but the effects of the supply chain attack are…
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Backdoor installer gives hackers full control over courtroom devices
An update for software that records court proceedings was contaminated with malware, granting persistent access to still unknown threat actors. This is according to a new report from cybersecurity researchers Rapid7, who discovered and reported the corruption to the software makers. The infestation has since been cleared, but the effects…
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Intel says its supercomputer broke the exascale barrier – and what makes that claim even more impressive is it’s still being built
Intel, in partnership with Argonne National Laboratory and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), has claimed its Aurora supercomputer broke the exascale barrier at 1.012 exaflops, and additionally became the, “fastest AI system in the world dedicated to AI for open science” by achieving 10.6 AI exaflops. Aurora lags a little way…
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