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Nvidia's unreleased infrastructure management service isn't for tracking GPUs, but it can
Nvidia is developing a new inventory management service that could be used by customers to verify the location of their existing GPU stockpiles.…
700+ self-hosted Gits battered in 0-day attacks with no fix imminent
Attackers are actively exploiting a zero-day bug in Gogs, a popular self-hosted Git service, and the open source project doesn't yet have a fix.…
US teens not only love AI, but also let it rot their brains
Alongside TikTok and Instagram, teens have added ChatGPT to the mix. Pew says about two-thirds of US teenagers have tried an AI chatbot, with nearly a third using one every day. Negative mental-health warnings be damned!…
Really Simple Licensing spec lets web publishers demand their due from AI scrapers
Most big AI providers scrape the open web, hoovering up content to improve their chatbots, which then compete with publishers for the attention of internet users. However, more AI orgs might have to pay up soon, because the Really Simple Licensing (RSL) spec has reached version 1.0, providing guidance on how to set machine-readable rules for crawlers.…
US Navy pledges $448 million to test if Palantir is seaworthy
Palantir and the US Navy have signed a two-year deal to test whether its Foundry operational software can streamline the nation’s shipbuilding efforts and steer the Secretary of the Navy's top budget priority into port.…
Qualcomm takes RISC on Arm alternative with Ventana acquisition
Qualcomm could soon be serving up RISC-V cores alongside its custom Arm ones following the acquisition of Ventana Micro Systems on Wednesday.…
US extradites Ukrainian woman accused of hacking meat processing plant for Russia
A Ukrainian woman accused of hacking US public drinking water systems and a meat processing facility on behalf of Kremlin-backed cyber groups was extradited to the US earlier this year and will stand trial in early 2026.…
Microsoft won’t fix .NET RCE bug affecting slew of enterprise apps, researchers say
Security researchers have revealed a .NET security flaw thought to affect a host of enterprise-grade products that they say Microsoft refuses to fix.…
Welcome to America - now show us your last five years of social media posts
The next time someone visits the US, customs may ask to see their passport, their Facebook feed, and all of their Instagram posts. The United States maintains a list of 42 countries whose citizens are allowed to enter without a visa, but visitors from those nations may soon have to provide five years' worth of their social media history in order to gain entry. …