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Big tech has piled in with plenty of asks, but faces a fight as eight applicants want .api and seven seek .agi
Feds claim he charged clients more than ransoms, paid up, pocketed the difference
Failures of third-party services no excuse for island nation’s financial sector
But don't worry, it's totally safe because the agents and models will (probably) be running locally. Routers never break right?
Persistent agents appeal to AI companies, but demand isn't obvious
Talking to an X-ray nanoprobe beamline is far better than talking to a toaster, we assume
Poverty-spec model starts at $2,599 with 24 GB of RAM and 512GB of storage with 128 GB models topping $5,899
Trusted brand impersonation without the usual browser certificate warnings spells trouble
Wiley fisherfolk spin up a new page just days after Meta's AI agent launch
Strands Box is the latest open source AI control tool from the cloud giant; like its predecessors, it promises tighter reins on autonomous agents
Router maker rejects allegations it misled buyers about protection and its reliance on Chinese suppliers
Hang on. How about not chucking tens of thousands more satellites into space?
Quoth the LLM, 'More and more'
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Contract purchases hold up better than independent retail sales, with Apple overtaking Samsung in the carrier channel
Rimini Street-sponsored survey finds 48% have no plans to move workloads to Broadcom's preferred subscription platform
Email and calendars move in-house in 2027, with European open source tools to follow
Tens of thousands more victims and more ransomware groups getting in on the act
David Heinemeier Hansson's agent-coded bakeoff produced curious results
System76 demands human-written contributions, while a rival desktop developer argues bot-found flaws are too valuable to ignore
SPONSORED FEATURE: Cloud-based telemetry is turning meeting rooms into managed endpoints, letting IT teams anticipate failures rather than scramble once users complain
'Complete security paradigm refresh' needed for the AI era
Redmond explains how VMs die, but not when you can expect that to happen
Company's Project Glasswing and Cyber Verification Program metamorphose into triple tier threat hunting club
