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Fujitsu is planning the most powerful CPU ever for its supercomputer — launching in 2027, 288-core Monaka abandons HBM, will use PCIe 6.0 and 2nm process but will it be enough to fend off x86?
Fujitsu is preparing to introduce a new data center processor in 2027. Called Monaka, the 288-core chip (144 cores x two sockets), will be based on Armv9-A architecture and turn its back on High Bandwidth Memory in favor of PCIe 6.0 (CXL3.0). The chip will use 3D many-core architecture for…
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Another major spyware firm has been breached — thousands of devices have private details exposed
A US spyware maker called Spytech has been breached, leading to sensitive data it held on thousands of its victims being leaked online A report from TechCrunch, which has seen the stolen data and confirmed its authenticity, notes an unidentified person “with knowledge of the breach” reached out to the…
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Secure Boot has a major security issue — hundreds of devices from Dell, Supermicro and more all affected, here’s what we know
A supply chain vulnerability, present in hundreds of devices from numerous vendors, has been discovered after hiding in plain sight for 12 years. The PKfail vulnerability revolves around a test Secure Boot “master key” which if abused, can grant threat actors the ability to completely take over the vulnerable endpoints,…
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Ecommerce activity is causing a spike in pollution by warehouses
A recent study by researchers at the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health, George Washington University and the International Council on Clean Transportation has revealed a significant rise in air pollution in residential areas surrounding newly constructed ecommerce warehouses. As online shopping continues to grow, the construction of new warehouses…
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US government launches appeal to take down one of the most notorious North Korean hackers around
A North Korean hacker who attacked US healthcare organizations with ransomware attacks and then used the financial returns to steal sensitive data from tech and defense companies around the world has been indicted by a grand jury in Kansas City, Kansas. Rim Jong Kyok remains at large in North Korea,…
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Several ServiceNow flaws are being linked together to attack companies and organizations
Hackers have been seen linking multiple ServiceNow vulnerabilities to target companies and organizations, and steal user login credentials. Cybersecurity researchers from Resecurity spotted an input validation vulnerability, which allowed threat actors to run remote code execution (RCE) attacks on multiple versions of the Now Platform. The vulnerability is now tracked…
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