Microsoft and Databricks to work on AI tools, will OpenAI get sidetracked?
Despite a major investment in OpenAI, Microsoft is looking for more partners to develop AI. The Redmond-based...
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Microsoft’s lax policies in PowerShell Gallery provoke supply chain attacks
Microsoft's product PowerShell Gallery contains vulnerabilities that enable supply chain attacks, spoofing an...
‘Hackers are 327x more likely to react quickly to bugs with a high CVE score’
Cybercriminals are more likely to attack vulnerabilities with a high CVE score within seven days. These are t...
Open-source software company SUSE privatises again
SUSE would like to remove itself from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. To make the move, the company offers sixt...
More AI, new Surfaces expected during Microsoft’s September 21 event
Microsoft has sent out invitations for a "special event" on September 21 in New York. The company hasn't shar...
IBM expands tape storage capabilities with S3 object storage
IBM is expanding its own DiamondBack tape library with an on-prem S3 object storage archive. This makes more ...
Windows 11 can be freed further of pre-installed apps
Microsoft will give Windows 11 users the chance to remove more pre-installed apps from the OS. Testing is cur...
“Boring is good, boring is stable” is credo of Go programming language
With the launch of Go 1.21, Google engineer Russ Cox says there will never be a Go 2 that "breaks Go 1 progra...
Lack of supercomputers postpones breakthroughs in medical world
Supercomputers should enable new research opportunities for the medical world. That is however currently not ...
Microsoft ends support for PostScript fonts as well
PostScript Type 1 fonts are no longer directly supported. Microsoft was just about the last party still suppo...