UK Eyes New Laws as Cable Sabotage Blurs Line Between War and Peace The UK government is contemplating new legislation in response to rising concerns over undersea cable sabotage and…
NASA tests shrinking metals to help it find more exoplanets NASA is on a mission to revolutionise space telescope technology by exploring a fascinating metal alloy that actually shrinks when…
Bezos-Backed Methane Tracking Satellite Is Lost In Space MethaneSAT, an $88 million satellite backed by Jeff Bezos and spearheaded by the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), has reportedly gone missing in…
Amazon’s latest Graviton 4 EC2 instances pack dual 300Gbps NICs Amazon has unveiled its latest Graviton 4-powered EC2 instances designed to meet the demands of network-intensive applications. The new C8gn…
A lot of product makers snub Right to Repair laws A year after California and Minnesota implemented Right to Repair laws, many manufacturers are still falling behind in aiding consumers…
Arista acquires VMware’s VeloCloud SD-WAN outfit from Broadcom In a strategic move, Arista Networks has acquired VeloCloud, VMware’s SD-WAN entity, previously held by Broadcom. This acquisition is poised to enhance…
Google’s Data Center Energy Use Doubled In 4 Years Google’s data centres are guzzling electricity like there’s no tomorrow, with their usage more than doubling in just four years! This…
Australian airline Qantas reveals data theft impacting six million customers Qantas, the Australian airline, has announced a significant breach of data affecting approximately six million customers due to a cyberattack.…
Laptop Mag Is Shutting Down Laptop Mag, the tech publication that’s been around for nearly 35 years, is shutting its doors. Starting as a print magazine in 1991, it transitioned…
Apple Accuses Former Engineer of Taking Vision Pro Secrets To Snap Apple has launched a lawsuit against Di Liu, a former engineer involved with their Vision Pro product, accusing him…
