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The tablet-sized Huawei Mate XT costs $3,662 and isn’t fully operational inside the United States. Huawei launched it globally despite supply constraints. Continue reading Huawei Releases First Tri-Fold Phone to International Markets
Researchers warn of rising macOS-targeted attacks as hackers exploit fake updates to bypass security. FrigidStealer malware highlights growing enterprise risks. Continue reading New Mac Malware Poses as Browser Updates
Intel’s board has been in talks with potential buyers and the U.S. government, The Wall Street Journal said. Former CEO Gelsinger stepped down in December. Continue reading Broadcom and TSMC Consider Splitting Intel’s Design and Manufacturing Capabilities Between Them
Arm could compete with its customers, including Qualcomm. Meta has already inked a deal with Arm. Continue reading Arm Shocks the Semiconductor Industry by Announcing It May Sell Its Own Chips
February’s report on Microsoft patches includes 56 vulnerabilities, two of which are zero-day flaws that have been exploited.
Continue reading Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Patches Two Actively Exploited Zero-Day Flaws
While Python isn’t fast, it has enough entrenched popularity to get a boost from non-software engineers choosing it to learn programming. Continue reading TIOBE Programming Index News February 2025: Fast Programming Languages Are In Demand
As reported by The Washington Post, Apple received notice of a possible request in March 2024, but the official ask occurred in January 2025. Continue reading UK Government Reportedly Demands Access to Encrypted iCloud Files Worldwide
Speculation about the iOS 18.3.1 release has surfaced. This includes a related Starlink connectivity rumor. Continue reading iOS 18.3.1 Release Expected Within the Next Few Weeks
CISA adds four new vulnerabilities to its catalog, urging agencies to remediate risks. Learn about the latest exploits and how they impact enterprise security. Continue reading CISA Adds Four Vulnerabilities to Catalog for Federal Enterprise
Samsung Electronics returned to number one partially on the strength of its memory device sales. Intel and NVIDIA followed in the rankings in spots two and three, respectively. Continue reading Gartner: Samsung was the Top Semiconductor Vendor Globally in 2024