Month: October 2025
Google Drive Ransonware detection
Unfortunately, ransomware has become more and more prevalent in recent years.ransomware accounted for 21 percent of the intrusion incidents last year. The fact that it’s been a growing issue means that it’s been working out for hackers and other bad actors. They’ve been making millions off of ransomware.But, Google’s newest feature is hoping to deal
Europe C4ISR Industry
The Europe C4ISR market is driven by increased defense budgets, regional security threats, and NATO/EU initiatives boosting defense capabilities. Opportunities include AI and ML integration for C4ISR platforms, digital transformation for interoperability, and collaborative defense projects enhancing R&D and modular solutions.The Europe C4ISR market size was estimated at USD 41.79 billion in 2024 and is
Tesla has its best sales quarter ever
Tesla delivered 497,099 vehicles over the last three months, the company announced Thursday. That’s a massive 29% jump from the second quarter, about a 7% increase over the same period last year, and more than it has ever delivered in a single quarter.Tesla’s sales growth has vanished over the last year-and-a-half, but the company just
Israel stops flotilla vessels
Israel’s navy boarded vessels aiming to break the country’s blockade of Gaza, detaining dozens of people including Swedish activist Greta Thunberg. The country’s foreign ministry says just one vessel is yet to be halted. Vessels that were attempting to reach Gaza as part of the Global Sumud Flotilla have been seen arriving at Israel’s Ashdod
NATO is bolstering its eastern flank following alleged Russian incursions
After multiple recent incursions by drones and aircraft into NATO airspace, the alliance is beefing up its presence in Eastern Europe, to counter Russia’s threat.The crew consisted of servicemembers from various NATO countries, including the United States, Canada, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Romania and Turkey.After slowly taxiing towards the runway at NATO’s Geilenkirchen
Meta targeted ads based on AI chats
Meta announced on Wednesday that data collected from user interactions with its AI products will soon be used to sell targeted ads across its social media platforms.Meta’s core business has long relied on building detailed profiles of Facebook and Instagram users to sell hyper-targeted ads. The company offers advertisers a way to reach specific demographics
Google command center for the smart home, gets a Gemini upgrade
Google admits that its Google Home app for managing smart home devices has not offered the best experience, and it now aims to change that.Alongside new Nest devices and an upcoming Google Home smart speaker, the tech giant has unveiled a redesigned version of the Google Home app that it promises will work better, centralize
China push in its AI race with America
China has rolled out a bold new visa program designed to attract foreign experts in science and technology. It’s all part of Beijing’s aggressive push to rival the United States in high-end innovation, particularly as Silicon Valley invests heavily in AI development.Creepy new videos of astonishingly lifelike Chinese-made robots continue to roll in every week,
New Covid variants Nimbus and Stratus
The strains, XFB, dubbed Stratus, and NB.1.8.1, known as Nimbus, are fueling a surge in infections, with cases spiking specifically in the northeast last month in the US and doubling in the UK since August. In the US, nationwide Covid wastewater levels, used to measure the community spread of a virus, are ‘moderate,’ according to
SK Hynix set to supply chips to OpenAI’s Stargate project
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have signed letters of intent to supply memory chips for OpenAI’s data centers, as South Korean chipmakers join forces with the ChatGPT maker to meet rising demand from its Stargate project. OpenAI will also work with the two South Korean firms on building two data centers, a Korean-style Stargate, leveraging