Your tools aren’t catching everything. Here’s why threat hunting matters

Threat hunting is about resilience, challenging the assumption that existing tools will catch everything.

UK opens antitrust enquiry into Microsoft dominance of business software

Microsoft is being investigated by the UK’s CMA over its business software practices.

The AI paradox: Why more AI models don’t equal less fraud

Fraudsters are weaponizing AI. Fraud defense needs to shift from models to context to outpace deepfakes.

Enterprises don’t have an AI problem, they have a data problem

AI hype fades quickly when data ownership, quality and governance aren’t in place.

One of the biggest data center projects in the US found to be sucking up 29 million gallons of water over 15 months — and local residents only found out after complaining of low pressure, when they were initially told to stop watering their lawns

Fayette County declined to fine QTS after hidden water usage surfaced following complaints about weak residential water pressure locally.
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New figures claim ChatGPT usage at ‘all-time low’ as “QuitGPT” movement dents popularity — with Gemini, Perplexity, and Copilot all stealing market share

ChatGPT’s referral dominance declined further while Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Copilot steadily gained traction across competing AI platforms.
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New 3D memory architecture revives old camera technology to smash through AI memory wall – NAND + DRAM hybrid promises to make memory cheaper, faster and with ‘unlimited endurance’

Old camera tech has been employed to form a 3D hybrid of NAND and DRAM tech using IGZO instead of silicon.

‘Not in my backyard’: New Gallup data shows most Americans would rather have a nuclear power plant in their neighborhood than a data center

Gallup data illustrates rising opposition to data centers across the US, with barely anyone in favor of new facilities.
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Utah just approved a data center twice the size of Manhattan that will consume more electricity than the entire state

A data center twice the size of Manhattan that will consume around 9GW of power has just been approved in Utah.

‘The second life of drones’: Why thousands of UAVs in Ukraine have stopped working, how a team of ‘craftsmen’ is fixing 24,000 obsolete drones every year, and what it means for the future of the drone industry

Ukraine is rebuilding obsolete drones after electronic warfare rapidly rendered thousands of freshly delivered UAVs ineffective across frontline combat zones.
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