Let's get digital: navigating the evolution of identity
Tech revolution: digital identities redefine global landscape
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Chinese government blocks use of Intel, AMD chips in hardware
Intel and AMD both excluded from China’s official list
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AWS patches worrying security flaw that could have led to account hijacking
Google deems issue not dangerous enough for a patch
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Notorious Russian hackers target government officials with fake dinner party invites
APT29 threat actor is impersonating a major German political party
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Python devs are being targeted by this massive infostealing malware campaign
A major typosquatting campaign is on the hunt for peoples sensitive data
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Popular SSD vendor uses clever trick to make slower, less durable flash components perform much better — but don't expect miracles
Western Digitals new QLC NAND drive outperforms its TLC predecessor
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1200TB SSD modules are in the pipeline thanks to Pure Storage — but you definitely won't be able to plug one in your workstation PC and it will be shockingly expensive
Pure says capacity for its DFMs will grow much faster than off-the-shelf SSDs
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Here's another good reason to dump your desktop for a laptop — boutique content creation specialist finds that laptops perform and cost almost the same as their desktop counterparts
Puget Systems pitted its new mobile workstation against similarly specced desktops
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This is what Nvidia's Exaflop supercomputer-in-a-rack looks like — the DGX GB200 NVL72 tower most likely uses 48V, 2.5kA to deliver a staggering 1,440 petaflops, could cost millions
The rack scale system houses 72 Blackwell GPUs connected by NVLink
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