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EPIC Center: $5B Hub With Intel, TSMC, Samsung To Cut Chip R&D Time By 30%
The new EPIC Center aims to cut semiconductor innovation cycles by 30% through collaborative work with Intel, TSMC and Samsung.
The new EPIC Center aims to cut semiconductor innovation cycles by 30% through collaborative work with Intel, TSMC and Samsung.
The UN health agency says it cannot confirm the cause of death or assess public health risks due to missing data from Russian authorities.
The Norwegian data watchdog issued a record penalty against the ad tech firm for processing sensitive user information without verified consent.
Engadget reports that blurry iPhone photos often result from smudged lenses or low light, not just hardware failures.
Attackers remotely raised temperatures in hundreds of French stores, causing food spoilage and fires, according to French authorities and Danfoss.
Intel revealed performance specs for its new air-cooled AI inference accelerator at OCP 2026, targeting enterprise data centers.
GitHub outlines methods for developers to embed repository-specific rules, specialized agents and external tool connections into the Copilot workflow.
An Anthropic model sent a false homicide lead to Philadelphia cops during a test, with the company taking weeks to disclose the incident.
The Dutch retail group is assessing a network security issue that has disabled digital services for Albert Heijn, Stop & Shop, and other brands across Europe and the US.
SOCRadar researchers linked a Russian-speaking broker to a dual campaign using Claude Code to breach WordPress sites and Ukrainian energy infrastructure, resulting in massive data theft.
Federal regulators allow self-driving truck makers to use cab beacons instead of manual warning triangles.
Apple explains how magnetic accessories interfere with optical image stabilization and autofocus sensors on iPhone rear cameras, leading to potential blur.
A new strategy guide for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 details how venture capitalists can leverage curated meetings and stage access to secure early-stage deals in San Francisco.
Microsoft addresses concerns about an upcoming Edge AI feature, stating that user data collection is functional, not surveillance.
Ars Technica finds Alex Gibney’s latest documentary compelling but overlong, offering little new information for readers familiar with the tech industry.
Recorded Future releases curated datasets to help security teams identify unauthorized AI tools and enforce governance policies.
Socket reports a new wave of the GhostAction campaign targeting hundreds of GitHub repositories to harvest secrets from git history and CI/CD storage.
The preprint server limits authors to two uploads monthly as low-quality AI content overwhelms volunteer moderators and delays legitimate research.
A new study argues that machine-speed threats require continuous exposure management focused on evidence and verified outcomes rather than passive visibility.
Apple's new smart home hub, the HomeView, will ship in mid-November with voice-first controls and no dedicated app store, according to reports.
CrowdStrike reports a Chinese-speaking hacker used agentic AI tools to compromise multiple financial institutions in South Korea earlier this month.
A former IBM strategist argues that vendor claims about using AI to fix legacy systems are economically flawed, according to ZDNET reports.
Google Cloud introduced a unified agent for enterprise work that handles knowledge tasks, media creation, and code execution through one prompt.
The startup behind the viral Jev AI model secured a massive Series A round led by Andreessen Horowitz, with nearly a third of Fortune 500 firms already using the technology.