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Building in the digital age: why construction’s future depends on scaling jobsite intelligence
The construction industry’s labor and productivity challenges need urgent attention. In fact, construction’s current trajectory of stagnant productivity and slow workforce growth means that by 2040, output could fall short of demand by $40 trillion. This isn’t sustainable. A better synergy between workers and technology is imperative – and investing…
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Cisco smart licensing system sees critical security flaws exploited
Security researchers claim two Cisco Smart Licensing Utility bugs are being abused in the wild One of the bugs is a hardcoded admin account Both bugs were fixed in 2024, so users should update now Cybercriminals are abusing two vulnerabilities found in Cisco Smart Licensing Utility (CSLU) to unknown ends.…
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Navigating the rise of DeepSeek: balancing AI innovation and security
The rapid advancement of AI tools has intensified global competition, particularly between the United States and China. The release of DeepSeek’s flagship large language model (LLM), followed closely by Alibaba’s Qwen, has ignited debate within the tech industry. Now, with the news that DeepSeek is fast-tracking the launch of its…
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Hackers are targeting unpatched ServiceNow instances that exploit 3 separate year-old vulnerabilities
ServiceNow fixed three flaws in July 2024, but researchers from GreyNoise saw a resurgence of abuse The flaws can be used for full database access Users should patch immediately to make sure they are protected There has been a “notable resurgence” in the abuse of three concerning ServiceNow security vulnerabilities,…
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Why ‘boring’ tech will be 2025’s biggest marketing trend
For years, the tech industry has been obsessed with the next ‘big thing’. Blockchain, AI voice assistants, the metaverse – each promise to revolutionize marketing as we know it. Venture Capitalists have poured billions into these dazzling innovations and marketers have scrambled to understand and implement the latest shiny platforms.…
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This is the first quantum computer you can actually buy (and use, and power): Equal1’s Bell-1 uses a standard power socket
Equal1’s Bell-1 quantum computer runs on 1600W and plugs into a standard power socket Deploying Bell-1 is as easy as setting up workstations Equal1’s system offers future-proof quantum power without infrastructure changes Equal1 has introduced the Bell-1, the first quantum computer designed for real-world deployment, integrating seamlessly into existing high-performance…
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