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Do you need to repatriate from the cloud?

April 25, 2024

Buzz is building around the idea that it’s time to claw back our cloud services and once more rebuild the company data center. Repatriation. It’s the act of moving work out of cloud and back to on-premises or self-managed hardware. […]


Malicious Google Ads Pushing Fake IP Scanner Software with Hidden Backdoor

April 18, 2024

A new Google malvertising campaign is leveraging a cluster of domains mimicking a legitimate IP scanner software to deliver a previously unknown backdoor dubbed MadMxShell. “The threat actor registered multiple look-alike domains using a typosquatting technique and leveraged Google Ads […]


Google adds Gemini to databases to aid faster code development, migration

April 9, 2024

Google Cloud is adding capabilities driven by its proprietary large language model, Gemini to its database offerings, which include Bigtable, Spanner, Memorystore for Redis, Firestore, CloudSQL for MySQL, and AlloyDB for PostgreSQL, the company announced at its annual Next conference. […]


Computing, Data Management

The dawn of intelligent and automated data orchestration

April 23, 2024

Via: InfoWorld

The exponential growth of data, and in particular unstructured data, is a problem enterprises have been wrestling with for decades. IT organizations are in a constant battle between ensuring that data is accessible to users, one the one hand, and […]


Editorial

On the Road to Autonomy: Safety in the Age of Driverless Vehicles

April 22, 2024

Via: Mary Gamet

Driverless cars, autonomous trucks, and even pilotless planes are no longer a futuristic dream; their wheels are turning on the highways or rather, runways. For example, in San Francisco, two taxi companies have already covered 8 million miles using this […]


Computing, Software & Applications

7 innovative ways to use low-code tools and platforms

April 22, 2024

Via: InfoWorld

Some developers and business leaders believe that low-code is only for small, lightly used applications such as replacing spreadsheets and building dashboards. “These tools, in general, aren’t well suited to more advanced applications,” says Steve Jones, devops advocate at Red […]


Mobile, Smartphones

Samsung Galaxy M35 5G moves a step closer to launch with Bluetooth certification

April 19, 2024

Via: GSMArena.com

The Samsung Galaxy M35 5G (SM-M356B_DS) has bagged FCC and Dekra certifications, and it has now been certified by Bluetooth SIG, moving it a step closer to launch. Thanks to FCC, we already knew that SM-M356B_DS would have Bluetooth 5.3 […]


Computing, Hardware

AMD unveils Ryzen Pro 8000 series chips with built in NPUs for desktop and mobile

April 17, 2024

Via: GSMArena.com

Following the launch of AMD’s first NPU-equipped processors, the Ryzen 8000G series from January, the company is expanding its portfolio with Ryzen Pro 8000 models that also feature AI acceleration hardware. These are the AMD Ryzen Pro 8000 chips for […]


Hacking, Security

Russian APT Deploys New ‘Kapeka’ Backdoor in Eastern European Attacks

April 17, 2024

Via: The Hacker News

A previously undocumented “flexible” backdoor called Kapeka has been “sporadically” observed in cyber attacks targeting Eastern Europe, including Estonia and Ukraine, since at least mid-2022. The findings come from Finnish cybersecurity firm WithSecure, which attributed the malware to the Russia-linked […]


Computing, Hardware

Faulty RTX 4090 connectors are still burning out – and one ‘smart’ solution has created even more problems

April 15, 2024

Via: Techradar

Remember the RTX 4090 cable-melting fiasco? Way back in November 2022, following the launch of Nvidia’s mighty new flagship RTX 4090 graphics card, there were scattered reports of the GPU’s power connector overheating and melting, effectively rendering the $1,599 (£1,519/AU$2,959) […]