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CEOs, Stop Chasing AI Trends And Learn From Netflix's 2007 Pivot - Vimarsana News

CEOs, Stop Chasing AI Trends And Learn From Netflix's 2007 Pivot

According to EY’s, 99% of CEOs are planning to invest in GenAI. Don't chase trends and learn from the failures of EA and Ubisoft as much as from Neftflix' successful pivot.

Source: forbes.com
Musk's Starlink Continues To Struggle With Very Basic Customer Service - Vimarsana News

Musk's Starlink Continues To Struggle With Very Basic Customer Service

We've noted a few times that Elon Musk's Starlink satellite broadband service is going to have a hard time meeting expectations. One, while the service is often sold as a near-magical cure for the estimated 20-42 million Americans without broadband access, it only has the capacity to serve somewhere between 500,000 and 800,000 users. Due…

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GoDaddy claims hackers stole source code and put malware on its servers - Vimarsana News

GoDaddy claims hackers stole source code and put malware on its servers

GoDaddy has disclosed that during a multi-year period, hackers broke into its systems, planted malware, and stole some of its source code

GoDaddy Says 'Sophisticated' Hacking Group Hijacked Customer Accounts - Vimarsana News

GoDaddy Says 'Sophisticated' Hacking Group Hijacked Customer Accounts

The popular domain registrar said in a filing this week that it fell victim to a two-year security breach that saw unknown attackers steal customer and employee login details, and seize company source code.

Source: pcmag.com
Can You Trust a VPN to Protect Your iPhone? Apparently Not - Vimarsana News

Can You Trust a VPN to Protect Your iPhone? Apparently Not

As far back as 2018, Apple has allowed iOS to leak your personal data when running a VPN.

Source: pcmag.com