Infrastructure

OpenEuroLLM: Europe’s €52M Bet on Challenging US and China in AI

A new coalition, backed by the European Commission and referred to as OpenEuroLLM, is rallying more than 20 key players—from public institutions to private...

U.S. Tariffs on Taiwan-Made Chips Will Backfire

The Trump administration has announced plans to impose tariffs of 25% to 100% on chips manufactured in Taiwan. While the goal is to force...

New Linux Kernel Feature Could Cut Energy Use by 30%

A new Linux Kernel feature developed with contributions from the University of Waterloo could reduce energy use by as much as 30%. Known as...

Ransomware Surge Targets U.S. Energy and Utilities Sector Amid Legacy System Challenges: Report

A recent Trustwave SpiderLabs report underscores the growing cybersecurity challenges in the U.S. energy and utilities sector, driven by an 80% increase in ransomware...

Broadcom’s “Hotel California” Licensing Model Still Draws Customer Criticism

Broadcom is facing criticism over changes to VMware’s licensing structure following its $61 billion acquisition of the virtualization company in 2023. Customers renewing vSphere...

Hamilton Estimates $52 Million to Rebuild IT Systems After Ransomware Attack

The city of Hamilton plans to spend $52 million over the next three years to rebuild and secure its IT infrastructure following a February...

Canadian Based D-Wave Sells First Commercial Quantum Computer

Vancouver-based quantum computing company D-Wave has announced the first-ever commercial sale of its Advantage quantum computer, marking a significant milestone in the practical adoption...

WordPress Co-Founder Warns Lawsuits Could Kill WordPress.org

WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg has warned that ongoing lawsuits stemming from his conflict with hosting provider WP Engine could drag on for years and...

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