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NVM Express boosts computational storage standards | Computer Weekly

The NVM Express consortium has announced additions to its standard that will allow datacentre NVMe flash-based storage systems to take advantage of computational storage and tap into local memory resources. That will come in the form of two new command sets, namely NVM Express’s Computational Programs and Subsystem Local Memory commands. These command sets […]

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Treat cyber risk like financial or legal issue, says UK government | Computer Weekly

The UK government has today published a draft Code of Practice on cyber security governance, aimed at directors and other business leaders and urging them to prioritise security threats as a key business risk akin to financial or legal challenges. The government hopes its suggestions – developed alongside the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)

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Leak of 26 billion records may prove to be ‘mother of all breaches’ | Computer Weekly

The discovery of 12TB (terabytes) of stolen personally identifiable information (PII) and credentials comprising 26 billion records relating to millions, possibly billions, of individuals, may prove to be the biggest leak in history, and is being dubbed the mother of all breaches (MOAB). The dataset was discovered by researcher Bob Diachenko of SecurityDiscovery.com and

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GenAI outlook: Expect industry disruption and job cuts | Computer Weekly

Research published by credit rating firm Moody’s has found that generative AI (GenAI) has the potential to disrupt a number of industries, including legal and business services. The research pulls in data from PwC, which shows that a quarter of CEOs expect to reduce headcount due to artificial intelligence (AI). Another report quoted in

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UN chief blasts AI companies for reckless pursuit of profit | Computer Weekly

Technology companies are pursuing profits from artificial intelligence (AI) “with a clear disregard” for human rights, privacy and other social consequences, all while governments around the world fail to act, according to United Nations (UN) chief. Addressing the World Economic Forum (WEF) at Davos in mid-January 2024, UN secretary general António Guterres issued a

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SEC bitcoin hack was result of SIM-swapping | Computer Weekly

A cyber attack against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that resulted in misinformation being posted on the financial regulator’s social media channels was the result of a SIM-swapping attack, it has emerged. The attack came to light on Monday 9 January when the SEC’s X account briefly appeared to confirm that the

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Elon Musk says audits show less antisemitism on X than other apps

Varney & Co. host Stuart Varney reacts to a Wall Street Journal report detailing the Tesla CEOs drug habit. Billionaire Elon Musk on Monday said that X, formerly known as Twitter, has less antisemitic content on the platform than other social media applications according to audits the company has commissioned. Musk made the remarks at

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Microsoft says Russian state-sponsored hackers broke into some company emails

Comercia Wealth Management CIO John Lynch gives his outlook for earnings as well as the future of Microsoft amid AI optimism. Microsoft said Friday it suffered a hack by Russia-affiliated threat actors that affected a “very small percentage” of corporate email accounts. The Russian state-sponsored Midnight Blizzard hackers got into email accounts of some individuals

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