Tag: pro
The world’s fastest SSD has been announced, but it won’t fit in a PC — Micron 9650 is the first PCIe Gen6 SSD and will reach 28GB/s in sequential read
Micron 9650 SSD reaches 28GB/s, but it’s strictly for data centers, not consumers Liquid cooling in SSDs is no longer hypothetical, and Micron just made it standard The 7600 SSD delivers ultra-low latency, yet it still depends on how workloads behave in reality Micron has introduced what it describes as,…
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A Chinese GPU vendor you’ve never heard of wants to challenge Nvidia and AMD in the pro market with 24GB VRAM – surely it cannot succeed?
Lisuan Tech’s 7G105 GPU enters the pro market with 24GB VRAM and big promises Startup’s architecture skips ray tracing and focuses on mainstream compute and virtualization workloads Lisuan Tech’s chip supports 8K decoding, four DisplayPort outputs, and skips HDMI for cost reasons A little-known company from China is preparing to…
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Hackers are stealing Microsoft 365 accounts by abusing link-wrapping services
Crooks are using link wrapping services to entice victims into clicking The links redirect the victims to a fake Microsoft 365 landing page The campaign has been going on for at least two months Cybercriminals are abusing Proofpoint’s and Intermedia’s “link wrapping” service to bypass email protections, create convincing phishing…
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Ex-Huawei semiconductor secret thieves sentenced to jail
14 ex-Huawei workers have been sentenced to jail over secret theft Former engineers went on to work at Wi-Fi chip startup Zunpai Huawei has been on both sides of the IP legal fence A Shanghai court has sentenced 14 former Huawei employees to jail for stealing chip-related business secrets, sending…
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Weaponized AI is making hackers faster, more aggressive, and more successful
Attackers can build bigger campaigns faster with generative AI They’re also attacking enterprise agentic AI tools Humans are still a major weak point New research from CrowdStrike confirms that hackers are exploiting AI to help them deliver more aggressive attacks in less time, with the tech also democratizing lesser-skilled hackers…
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AI for President? Here’s why, as an AI expert, I think it could happen by 2032
It sounds like science fiction: “Could AI run for president?” But as someone who’s spent decades building software systems that prevent failure in high-stakes environments, I believe we’re approaching a moment when this question won’t sound ridiculous—it will sound inevitable. By 2032, AI tools won’t just be answering our questions…
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