Microsoft To Lay Off As Many As 9,000 Employees in Latest Round Microsoft has officially announced another round of layoffs, this time impacting up to 9,000 employees, marking their largest…
Germany seeks deeper partnership with Israel on cybersecurity Germany is gearing up to bolster its cybersecurity partnership with Israel by setting up a joint cyber research centre. This move comes…
Huawei can’t wriggle out of Iran sanctions trial, judge rules Huawei finds itself firmly in the legal spotlight as a judge has dismissed its appeal to dismiss charges over alleged…
What Could a Healthy AI Companion Look Like? This article delves into a new kind of AI companion, the Tolan chatbot, which aims to foster healthy human-AI relationships while ensuring…
Microsoft Kicks Off New Fiscal Year with More Layoffs Microsoft is back in the news, and not for anything good. Just as the new fiscal year begins, the tech giant…
Google Undercounts Its Carbon Emissions, Report Finds Recent scrutiny reveals that Google may have been underreporting its carbon emissions, raising serious questions about the tech giant’s progress towards its sustainability…
Hacker with ‘political agenda’ stole data from Columbia, university says Summary A hacktivist infiltrated Columbia University’s IT systems, stealing targeted student data as part of a political agenda. The university…
Earth’s Atmosphere Hasn’t Had This Much CO2 in Millions of Years New data reveals that Earth’s atmosphere is experiencing record levels of carbon dioxide, the highest in millions, and possibly…
‘Elevated’ moisture reading ignored before Heathrow-closing conflagration, says NESO The National Energy Systems Operator (NESO) has identified a series of failures that contributed to a fire at an electrical substation…
UK Eyes New Law as 1885 Telegraph Act Proves Inadequate for Cable Sabotage The UK government is stepping up to modernise its approach to cable sabotage with a new law,…
