German court asks TCL to stop advertising and selling QLED TVs Complaints by rival firms allege misleading advertising Standardized certification can help buyers TCL has been ordered to stop selling some of its TVs in Germany. A court in Munich has ruled that TCL had violated the country’s unfair competition law by advertising allegedly QLED […]
OpenTitan is the first open source silicon root of trust to be commercially deployed Chromebooks with OpenTitan include the Dell Chromebook 11 CC11260 and 2-in-1 models Open source model enables shared maintenance and retention of expertise across organizations Google has begun shipping commercially available Chromebooks that feature OpenTitan, the first open source silicon root of
A Lego PlayStation has been leaked The original Sony home console and controller would be made of over 1,900 bricks It premieres in December this year Lego is reportedly developing its next gaming console set, and it could be based on the iconic original PlayStation. If this leak is correct, the PlayStation will join Lego’s
Wind turbines may soon double as offshore AI computing facilities. Cold seawater could cool servers inside floating turbine platforms. Aikido Technologies plans experimental offshore infrastructure for artificial intelligence processing. Rising demand for AI infrastructure continues to increase pressure on energy supplies and the physical footprint required for large-scale computing facilities. An American startup, Aikido Technologies,
Dell Pro Essential laptops combine portability, performance and collaboration Copilot key provides quick AI assistance for faster everyday tasks MIL STD 810H durability ensures laptops withstand frequent travel and rough handling Dell’s new Pro Essential 15 business laptop looks to help teams navigate hybrid work environments by combining portability, performance and collaboration features in a
A lawsuit against Sony over “unfair” charges on the PlayStation Store has begun It accuses Sony of “exploiting” UK customers by charging higher prices at its store Around 12.2 million PlayStation users in the UK could be compensated for any purchases, amounting to around £2 billion in total if the case is won A class
Sophos warns of more macOS ClickFix campaigns Fake AI tools, ChatGPT conversations and Apple website used to spread MacSync infostealer Latest variant uses loaders, AppleScript and in-memory execution for stealth Security researchers have warned of an increase in ongoing malware campaigns targeting macOS users, leveraging malicious ads, legitimate hosting services, brand impersonation, fake ChatGPT conversations
Energy regulator grants license to Tesla Energy Ventures to supply electricity Reports say that Tesla is looking to replicate its energy supply business in Texas ‘Virtual Power Plant’ could allow solar owners to feed back into the grid UK energy regulator Ofgem has granted Tesla Energy Ventures, a unit of Tesla, a license to supply
Flashpoint warns of AI-driven “era of total convergence” in cybercrime 1,500% Increase in Illegal AI Discussions, 3.3B Credentials Stolen by 2025 Ransomware is shifting to insider-enabled, identity-focused attacks Cybercrime has entered the “era of total convergence”, where everything from reconnaissance, phishing generation to credential testing and infrastructure rotation is done through agentic AI frameworks without
Tim Cook writes a letter celebrating Apple’s 50th anniversary Apple has announced plans to celebrate There are few details so far Apple is ready to celebrate 50 years of innovation. The company has been tight-lipped about how it will mark this half-century milestone, but now it and longtime CEO Tim Cook are opening up a
