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Why stolen credentials continue to work even where MFA is in place
For many organizations, compromised usernames and passwords feel like yesterday’s problem. Multifactor authentication is standard, security training is routine, and credential theft is often seen as a low-priority risk. Yet this confidence is increasingly out of step with how attackers operate today. A large portion of today’s credential abuse begins…
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Speeding drivers, take notice! TfL is rolling out 4K, 4D speed “super” speed cameras with no flash, no lights, no road markings and no sensors
TfL introduces radar cameras that monitor five lanes without visible alerts Half of London’s 2024 fatal collisions involved excessive speed Cameras will be installed on 20mph and 30mph roads across ten boroughs Transport for London (TfL) is moving ahead with trials of radar-based speed cameras which differ significantly from existing…
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MSI (re)launches $85,000 Nvidia DGX Station workstation with the Nvidia GB300 Ultra, a pair of 400GbE LAN ports, and 768GB of RAM
XpertStation WS300 supports trillion-parameter models without relying on cloud infrastructure Dual 400GbE LAN ports enable high-speed distributed multi-node AI workloads Unified HBM3e GPU and LPDDR5X CPU memory maximizes bandwidth for AI MSI has officially launched the XpertStation WS300, a deskside AI workstation based on Nvidia’s DGX Station architecture. This system…
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This paper-like monitor uses a clever trick to cut its power consumption by 80% — Hannspree Hybri uses ambient light and boasts a 75Hz refresh rate
Hannspree Hybri monitor uses ambient light to significantly reduce energy consumption Reflective display design aims to mimic paper-like readability and comfort Automatic switching enables backlight use in low ambient light conditions The Hannspree Hybri monitor attempts to merge paper-like readability with modern display performance, claiming an 80% reduction in energy…
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‘We should regard it as a privilege to be stepping stones to higher things’: How Arthur C Clarke predicted the rise of AGI and the looming demise of humanity back in 1964
While debate over the timeline – or even the potential – for artificial general intelligence (AGI) rages on in 2026, one futurist may have predicted the breakthrough more than 60 years ago. Noted British science fiction writer and futurist Arthur C. Clarke touted the arrival of AGI during an interview…
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I asked a robot to serve me snacks at Nvidia GTC 2026 – but I’m not ready to call it the future just yet
As AI technology continues to develop and evolve, one of the key use cases is set to be robotics, as humans employ some extra assistance across work and home lives. Nvidia has been one of the biggest proponents of next-gen robotics, with CEO Jensen Huang outlining at its GTC 2026…
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