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UPS detailed a slate of AI-powered logistics initiatives on Wednesday, including a real-time digital twin of its entire global network that updates every 10 minutes. The system creates a digital replica of facilities, air and ground networks, and end-to-end package flows. It continuously tracks performance so the network can adjust and, in UPS’s words, “self-heal […]
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Tesco, one of Britain’s largest supermarkets, is migrating approximately 40,000 servers away from VMware. It is also suing Broadcom in the UK High Court for more than GBP 100 million, accusing the company of “abusive conduct.” It is one of the largest publicly disclosed VMware migrations since Broadcom completed its acquisition of VMware in late […]
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AirTrunk wants to borrow A$4.3bn, roughly $3bn, to build a single data centre in Sydney. The Blackstone-owned operator is in talks with banks to fund SYD3, a hyperscale facility of more than 400 megawatts, according to people familiar with the matter. The scale of the loan is a measure of how large, and how power-hungry, […]
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Lenovo has raised $2bn through seven-year convertible bonds, and the most notable thing about the debt is that it pays nothing. The Beijing-based maker of computers and AI servers sold zero-coupon notes due in 2033, priced at a conversion premium of 47.5% to Wednesday’s closing share price. Investors are lending the company money for free, […]
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Budgeting for pentesting is no longer a simple choice between buying a tool or hiring an outside firm once a year. Pentesting, or searching for vulnerabilities in one’s cybersecurity defenses by launching a mock cyberattack against it, has become a fundamental method of improving an organization’s security posture. Budgeting for it can present some unique challenges, however, as […]
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What to know about budgeting for pentesting: tools vs services Read More »
Robert Bosch, the German engineering group, has agreed to pay the United States $36m to settle claims that two of its non-US subsidiaries shipped sensor products and software to China’s Huawei without the required licences. The US Commerce Department announced the settlement on Wednesday. The goods, worth more than $70m, went out on over 100 […]
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SK Hynix said on Thursday that it had begun shipping samples of HBM4E, its next generation of high-bandwidth memory for AI, to major customers. The number that matters is the one the chipmaker is leading with: a 12-layer stack reaching 48GB of capacity, running at up to 16Gbps per pin, with power efficiency improved by […]
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SK Hynix ships first 12-layer HBM4E samples to AI customers Read More »