India To Penalize Universities With Too Many Retractions India’s national university ranking system is set to penalise institutions that have a large number of retracted papers. This unprecedented move seeks…
Atlassian Terminates 150 Staff With Pre-Recorded Video Atlassian has made the controversial decision to lay off 150 employees through a pre-recorded video message. The company’s CEO, Mike Cannon-Brookes, addressed the…
Summary Palantir has secured a massive $10 billion contract with the U.S. Army to consolidate 75 existing contracts into a single AI-driven enterprise framework. This agreement aims to enhance military…
Summary Cybersecurity researchers revealed major vulnerabilities in the UK luggage service Airportr, exposing sensitive travel information of thousands of users, including diplomats and government officials. Their investigation found that basic…
Ex-CISA chief slams MAGA ‘manufactured outrage’ after sudden West Point firing Jen Easterly, former chief of the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), has publicly reacted to her abrupt…
Microsoft Is Killing Windows 11 SE, Its Chrome OS Rival Microsoft has officially announced the discontinuation of Windows 11 SE, a version of its operating system aimed at low-cost devices…
Summary The UK’s highest court has partially overturned a landmark motor finance judgment that threatened to leave banks facing claims for billions of pounds over hidden commission practices in car…
Microsoft researchers have pinpointed 40 jobs that are most at risk from AI, primarily based on the tasks involved in these roles. The analysis suggests that jobs requiring a higher…
Google Backpedals On Goo.gl Shutdown To Preserve Active Links Google is reconsidering its plan to fully shut down the goo.gl URL shortener service. Initially set to deactivate completely by August…
Belgium Bans Internet Archive’s ‘Open Library’ A Brussels court has taken a significant step by issuing a broad site-blocking order against the Internet Archive’s Open Library and other shadow libraries…
