Tag: pro
Flash memory breakthrough could help supercharge NAND production for SSD, memory cards – but does it actually matter?
Researchers find a faster way to etch deep holes for 3D NAND Plasma-based cryo-etching technique doubles etch speed, improving efficiency Faster etching might mean cheaper storage, but real-world impact is TBD 3D NAND flash memory is different from traditional single-layer NAND because it vertically stacks memory cells to cram more…
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Google Chrome might soon use AI to make you a better password
Google Chrome is testing automatic password changes that would follow data breaches Google is calling this an ‘AI innovation’, but I’m not convinced Chrome already generates and stores passwords, plus checks databases for compromise passwords, and this would put those all together… using an algorithm… maybe? Google Chrome could be…
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Adobe Firefly unveils first video generation model that it says is “safe to use”
New Adobe Firefly Video Model is “IP-friendly and commercially safe” It’s available in beta now through the web app or Premiere Pro Current plans support five-second 1080p video generations, 4K coming soon Adobe has lifted the wraps off what it’s calling the “only generative AI video model that is IP-friendly…
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US, UK crack down on Russian bulletproof hosting service ZServers for LockBit partnership
The US, UK, and Australia, placed sanctions on ZServers and five individuals They are all being linked to the infamous LockBit RaaS Businesses in these countries are not allowed to transact with ZServers or its employees Russia-based bulletproof hosting services provider (BPH) ZServers has been sanctioned by the United States,…
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Removing software supply chain blind spots that put public sector organizations at risk
Do you regularly assess the security posture of your software providers? It’s not a question most people are used to answering. For IT leaders, however, it’s an increasingly familiar concern – particularly within critical public sectors like healthcare, education and government. While most public sector IT leaders feel confident about…
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Tackling social media fraud with graph databases
The spread of misinformation presents a significant challenge in the civic space, and this last global “year of elections” has illustrated just how easily bad actors can slip through the cracks of social media platforms. Misleading claims fed to young TikTok users in the form of video montages proved to…
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