Why choosing the right software strategy can make or break an SDV

Open source alone isn’t enough. SDVs demand deterministic, resilient software built for safety-critical performance.

Experts warn of ‘highly sophisticated’ weaponized JPEG campaign used to send out ScreenConnect malware

Hackers are targeting enterprises with a jpeg file, establishing persistence and elevating privileges.

Why intelligence and investigative capability are becoming essential to enterprise security

As threats hide in plain sight, enterprises need intelligence and investigation, not just detection.

‘The biggest AI opportunity is not replacing people’: How OpenClaw is empowering the next wave of successful SMBs

I caught up with Saulius Lazaravičius, Vice President of Product at Hostinger to get his thoughts on how small businesses can benefit from OpenClaw

From fragmentation to flow: Rethinking modern software development

AI is speeding up coding, but without orchestration, it’s creating bottlenecks across delivery.

The EU wants to crack down even further on using US cloud platforms for sensitive government data

US (and other global) hyperscalers could be pushed out of the running for contracts relating to sensitive public sector data.

Nvidia GeForce NOW data breach confirmed — but luckily most of us will be safe, here’s why

The breach is limited to GeForce NOW users in just one country, and no passwords were stolen.

New water-powered tech could power batteries that can last hundreds of years without degrading — and are so safe that the electrolytes can be used as ‘tofu-brine’ for home cooking

Chinese scientists developed a non-toxic water battery capable of surviving 120,000 cycles using corrosion-resistant organic polymer structures.

‘Addressing one of the most dangerous missions in ground combat’: US Army robots (and AI) set to play a critical role in getting wounded soldiers off the battlefield without putting humans at risk

US Army troops tested robotic casualty evacuation vehicles alongside AI systems during military exercises designed for drone-saturated battlefields.

This weird-looking open-sourced computer mouse has four buttons plus a point stick which reminds me of IBM’s legendary red nipple joystick

Ploopy introduces standalone pointing stick controller using magnetic sensors, open source firmware, and fully programmable hardware components.