Collaborate Disseminate
Arm today announced the launch of two new platforms, Arm Neoverse V1 and Neoverse N2, as well as a new mesh interconnect for them. As you can tell from the name, V1 is a completely new product and maybe the best example yet of Arm’s ambitions in the data center, high-performance computing and machine learning […] Continue reading Arm launches its latest chip design for HPC, data centers and the edge
The notion of self driving cars isn’t new. You might be surprised at the number of such projects dating back to the 1920s. Many of these systems relied on external …read more Continue reading Forgotten Tech — Self Driving Cars
South Korea’s space program achieved another milestone yesterday with the launch of the first Compact Advanced Satellite 500 (CAS500) in a planned series of five vehicles. A second-generation Russian Soyuz …read more Continue reading South Korea Mapping Satellite Reaches Orbit
South Korea’s National Police Agency said Tuesday that it had arrested a suspect involved in the distribution of thousands of emails laced with GandCrab, a once-prolific strain of ransomware. The suspect, whom South Korean authorities did not name, is accused of setting up internet domains to distribute the malicious code and netting some $10,500 from the ransomware attacks. The police statement described an investigation spanning two years and 10 countries, culminating in the suspect’s arrest on Feb. 25. Those police resources overcame the suspect’s efforts to cover their tracks by using IP addresses from different countries, police said. The investigation began when South Korean officials spotted malicious emails impersonating the police to distribute the ransomware. South Korean outlet Yonhap News reported that the suspect was 20 years old. At its height, GandCrab was one of the most commonly used strains of ransomware, infecting over a half a million victims from […]
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In Sweden most people don’t carry cash anymore and in China, even panhandlers have QR codes for donations. Continue reading What It’s Like To Live in a Cashless Society
Imitating humans, the Korean chatbot Luda was found to be racist and homophobic. Continue reading AI Chatbot Shut Down After Learning to Talk Like a Racist Asshole
A couple of announcements caught our attention last week regarding AI-controlled cars. South Korea’s Kakao Mobility and local startup Autonomous A2G launched a limited self-driving taxi service in Sejong City this month, made possible by enabling legislation passed in May. For now, the service is restricted to government employees, and …read more
While harnessing the power of the Sun has progressed in leaps and bounds in recent years, harnessing the process that powers the Sun is proving a tough nut to crack. However, progress continues to be made on the various approaches to practical nuclear … Continue reading KSTAR fusion device maintains 100 million degrees for record 20 seconds
The ransomware group pilfered payment-card data and credentials for over a year, before ending with an attack last month that shut down many of the South Korean retailer’s stores. Continue reading Clop Gang Makes Off with 2M Credit Cards from E-Land
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Cho Ju-Bin was accused of forcing at least 74 females, including 16 minors, into Virtual Enslavement on Nth Room to produce explicit content.
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