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ByteDance AI tool Trae caught spying on users
Data continues to go back to Chinese servers even with telemetry off Hardware and OS specs, mouse/keyboard activity and more Trae memory usage is 3x higher than Cursor A developer has taken to GitHub to warn that ByteDance’s Trae AI-powered IDE has been collecting data from users and sending it…
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XLOs are the future of digital monitoring: here’s why
Experience Level Objectives (XLOs) represent a fundamental evolution in monitoring philosophy, moving beyond the conventional Service Level Objectives (SLOs) and SLAs that have dominated IT operations for years. This post examines the key differences between these approaches and explains why XLOs provide a more business-aligned framework for modern digital operations.…
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AI and machine learning projects will fail without good data
Generative AI is a headline act in many industries, but the data powering these AI tools plays the lead role backstage. Without clean, curated, and compliant data, even the most ambitious AI and machine learning (ML) initiatives will falter. Today, enterprises are moving quickly to integrate AI into their operations.…
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Want to host an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 GPU and up to 4PB of SSD storage on one single PCIe slot? Here’s how to do it
HighPoint Rocket 7638D combines extreme GPU power with massive SSD storage in just one PCIe slot Dual MCIO ports and a CDFP interface unlock true compute-storage fusion for HPC workflows Can host the RTX 5090 and 16 enterprise SSDs using a single compact expansion card HighPoint Technologies is preparing to…
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Amazon’s AI coding agent was hacked – update now to avoid possible risks, users warned
Experts claim Amazon Q Developer Extension for VSC v1.84.0 had some dodgy code This has now been removed, with version 1.85.0 offering a clean fix Around 5.6% of VSC extensions have been compromised A hacker has planted data-wiping code into the Amazon Q Developer Extension for Visual Studio Code (VSC)…
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Wi-Fi signals could be used to uniquely identify individuals — WhoFi complements biometrics prompting privacy fears
WhoFi uses Wi‑Fi signal distortions to fingerprint individuals without visual data Deep neural network maps signal changes to identify people with near‑perfect accuracy Academic research opens new privacy debates around biometric tracking via Wi‑Fi signals Researchers at La Sapienza University in Rome have created WhoFi, a system which claims to…
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