Hacktivism resurges – but don’t be fooled, it’s often state-backed goons in masks This article delves into the recent revival of hacktivism, suggesting that many of these so-called activists may…
White House budget proposal could beam NASA science back decades The US government’s draft budget hints at devastating cuts to NASA’s science programme, suggesting a nearly 50% shrinkage in funding.…
Windows 11 stops freaking out over wallpaper customization Microsoft has finally eased the restriction that was preventing Windows 11 users from customising their wallpapers. After more than six months of…
Trump’s Tariff Turmoil Leaves IT Projects in Deep Freeze Investment delays in the IT sector loom large as uncertainty over US trade policies reigns, causing CIOs to hesitate on new…
Cyber Congressman Demands Answers Before CISA Gets Cut Down to Size Rep. Eric Swalwell has taken a stand ahead of anticipated cuts to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA),…
Resellers may be sitting on costly pile of regret after US smartphone shopping spree In the first quarter of 2025, resellers in the US loaded up on smartphone inventory ahead…
Avnet accuses Arm chip slinger Ampere of screwing it over on server deal Avnet is taking legal action against Ampere Computing, alleging the firm backed out of a server purchasing…
Ireland opens probe into Musk’s X over Grok’s AI data slurp The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has launched an investigation into X (formerly Twitter) regarding potential breaches of the…
Dead or alive, Britain hands Schrödinger’s industry £121M The UK government is boosting its commitment to quantum computing with a hefty £121 million investment, aiming to position itself as a…
EU gives staff ‘burner phones, laptops’ for US visits The European Commission has taken a significant step to bolster cybersecurity for its staff travelling to the US by issuing burner…
