Month: April 2025
Development of of Post-Quantum Cryptograph
The timeline for the development of Cryptanalytically relevant quantum computers ( is uncertain, which can cause many leaders to put preparation on the back burner. But delaying preparation could potentially expose organizations to significant risks. Leaders should start developing post-quantum cryptography (PQC) strategies now to help safeguard their organizations against Cryptanalytically relevant quantum computers .As
Google Pixel 10
While the Pixel 10 and its siblings – likely including the Pixel 10 Pro, the Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold – probably won’t be launching for months yet, we have a good idea of what to expect from them.The Google Pixel 10 could give the Samsung Galaxy S25 a run
new AI policies in US
The new memos instruct U.S. agencies to prioritize AI products built in the U.S. and remove some of the safety requirements that had been in place under Biden. It also allows agencies to use pre-existing approval processes they had for other government IT, meaning that government agencies may theoretically be able to streamline the adoption
Personal Robot Market
The surge in personal robot demand is underpinned by identifiable societal and technological factors, each contributing to adoption patterns across diverse regions. Aging populations stand at the forefront, particularly in Japan, where 200,000 elderly households adopted companion robots—a 15% annual increase reflecting both demographic urgency and technological trust. Europe mirrors this efficiency focus in the
23andMe filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
23andMe announced last month that it had voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and intended to sell substantially all of its assets. In a press release announcing its entrance into bankruptcy proceedings, the company said it is “committed to continuing to safeguard customer data” and that “data privacy will be an important consideration in
Waymo to use Interior Cameras to Train Generative AI
Waymo is preparing to use data from its robotaxis, including video from interior cameras tied to rider identities, to train generative AI models.The draft language also reveals Waymo may also share rider data to personalize ads. This isn’t new; Waymo already collects personal data to improve services and for advertising purposes, per its existing privacy
The Internet of Things Emerging Technology
IoT is built around the concept of connectivity, linking devices to create a data-driven ecosystem. True IoT doesn’t just rely on new smart devices; it makes existing and older infrastructure intelligent, unlocking its potential in industries where upgrading to new systems isn’t feasible, often due to cost or complexity.The Internet of Things (IoT) has emerged
Google introduced SafetyCore to protect against sharing sensitive data
By default, Google System services automatically update your device with security, bug fixes and new features. Some updates are delivered via system services in separate Android packages. This maintains privacy, security and data isolation following the principle of least privilege because permissions are not shared with other functionality. By definition, SafetyCore is a system service
Russia Tio Satellites in Space
In August 2022, Russia launched another mysterious satellite, Kosmos 2558, into the same orbital plane as a U.S. military satellite. At the time, it was believed that the Russian satellite was sent to space to spy on its U.S. counterpart. Russia launched three secretive satellites into orbit earlier this year, and they appear to have
EUropean non-negotiable in US trade talks
The European Union will not make any concessions on its digital and technology rules as part of any trade negotiations with the United States, Brussels has warned, drawing a red line after a senior advisor of President Donald Trump openly accused the bloc of waging “lawfare” against the country’s Big Tech companies.Silicon Valley has repeatedly