Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman forecasts an imminent Apple iMac unveiling, potentially slated for Monday, October 30 or Tuesday, October 31. His insights stem from both well-placed sources privy to Apple’s intentions and the noticeable stock shortages of certain Mac models both online and in Apple’s brick-and-mortar establishments.
Nvidia, renowned for its dominance in the artificial intelligence (AI) chip sector, is now venturing into the personal computer market, historically dominated by Intel.
BlackRock has introduced its awaited spot bitcoin ETF, named iShares Bitcoin Trust, on the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation’s list. This organization, as highlighted by Nasdaq, offers services including post-trade clearance, settlement, and information.
IBM’s San Jose-based research team has unveiled a groundbreaking computer chip inspired by the human brain. Named NorthPole, this chip promises accelerated AI capabilities by operating more rapidly and using far less power. A distinguishing feature is its ability to reduce the need for constant external memory access, making tasks like image recognition swift and energy efficient.
A coalition of international law enforcement agencies has successfully disrupted the infamous RagnarLocker ransomware group’s operations.
Security experts have identified a sophisticated cyber threat named ‘TetrisPhantom’ exploiting compromised secure USB drives to infiltrate government systems in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
The ransomware group BlackCat/ALPHV has incorporated a new instrument called ‘Munchkin.’ This tool deploys encryption methods discreetly through virtual machines on network devices.
Okta, an identity tool provider serving numerous businesses, has experienced a security breach targeting its customer support sector, as reported by KrebsOnSecurity. Although Okta has stated that the breach affected a minimal number of clients, evidence suggests that the attackers might have accessed Okta’s support platform for approximately two weeks before the issue was addressed.
Apple is projected to introduce generative AI technology to its iPhone and iPad devices by late 2024, as per insights from Jeff Pu, an analyst at Haitong International Securities in Hong Kong.
Generative AI tools like Chat-GPT, coupled with the rising adoption of cloud services, have intensified the risks of spam and phishing emails, according to a recent study.