Ingram Micro slowly gets back on its feet after ransomware attack
Ingram Micro is gradually reactivating customer ordering after containing its ransomware attack. The IT distr...
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Open-source malware surges 188 percent, targeting developers
Sonatype discovered 16,279 malicious open-source packages in Q2 2025, marking a 188 percent increase from the...
Did Marks & Spencer pay a ransom to its cyber attackers?
And does it matter?
No Android security patch this month, ending a 10-year streak
For the first time since August 2015, Google has not released any security updates for Android this month. Ho...
IBM unveils Power11: zero downtime, massive AI bandwidth
IBM's Power11 servers are set to deliver enormous bandwidth for AI workloads. In addition, a 99.9999 percent ...
SUSE aims to fast-track Europe onto sovereign solutions
SUSE has launched its Sovereign Premium Support service, targeting European organizations seeking enhanced co...
Clarifai launches AI Runners, giving AI deployment the flexibility it needs
Clarifai has unveiled AI Runners, a new solution that enables developers to connect locally-hosted AI models ...
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Is English the next programming language? JetBrains’ CEO says no
AI evangelists like Nvidia's Jensen Huang proclaim that English will become the next programming language. Je...
Samsung’s profits plummet, Nvidia-related woes continue
Samsung Electronics is a leading supplier of system memory. However, it would like to supply High Bandwidth M...
What we know about SafePay, the Ingram Micro attackers
It sounds like a banking app, but instead, it's one of the latest ransomware groups: SafePay. Who are the per...