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Data center server maker Super Micro Computer Inc. seems to be back in Wall Street’s good graces after delivering an impressive earnings beat in its fourth quarter reported today. The company surprisingly missed expectations on revenue, but the big beat on its bottom line, combined with strong guidance for the current quarter, helped its stock gain more than 7% in extended trading. Supermicro reported adjusted earnings of $1.70 per share, smashing Wall Street’s target of just 92 cents per share. Revenue for the period came to $11.1 billion, up 91%, but it wasn’t enough to beat the Street’s consensus estimate of…
Nearly a third of UK manufacturers say they or a company in their supply chain experienced a cyber incident in the past year, while only half have a response plan in place. The new findings put supplier exposure alongside direct attacks as a manufacturing risk. A compromised supplier can interrupt production even when the manufacturer itself is not the initial target. Supply-chain incidents are disrupting production The Guardian reported that a Make UK survey found 30% of manufacturers had experienced a cyber incident either directly or through their supply chain during the previous 12 months. Among manufacturers affected through their…
Hassabis steps back from daily management at Google DeepMind to focus on pure AI research and AGI- a move meant to help Google innovate faster. Demis Hassabis has built his career on massive scientific quests. So his departure from the chief executive post at Google DeepMind is a long-overdue return to his roots. His successor is going to be his longtime colleague, Koray Kavukcuoglu. Meanwhile, Hassabis will serve as Chair of DeepMind and Chief Scientist at Alphabet- with Kavukcuoglu assuming full control of Gemini model development, consumer apps, and engineering execution. Many industry observers see this shift as the official…
You might soon be able to know for sure if something came from a human being or from Claude. Anthropic said this week that text and files generated by its family of AI models will be watermarked to let consumers know. The change will allow the company to comply with EU regulations governing the transparency of AI use. The EU’s Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-generated Content requires companies that provide and deploy AI systems to inform customers when they are interacting with AI and to include watermarks on AI content. Consumers also must know when they’re exposed to…
Finding a mobile plan used to be simple. Today, it’s easy to be drawn in by a low advertised monthly price, only to discover additional costs once it’s time to check out. Activation fees, taxes, device payments, and fluctuating monthly bills can quickly turn what looked like a bargain into a much more expensive commitment. That shift in consumer expectations has changed how people shop for wireless services. Instead of chasing the lowest number on a billboard, more customers are looking for something equally important: transparency. They want to know exactly what they’ll pay each month, what they’re getting in…
The one-man F&B biz sells over 2,000 chimney cakes a month Hungary’s official national dessert, kürtőskalács (also known as kurtos), is not exactly a familiar sight in Singapore. The chimney-shaped pastry is characterised by a caramelised crust wrapped around a hollow, pillowy centre. One of the few places you can find it is at VivoCity, where Rollney has been selling the Hungarian treat since 2024. According to founder Narresh Babu, kurtos remains virtually unknown in Singapore. But he’s betting that’s about to change. We spoke with Narresh about how he brought the brand to Singapore, built it beyond a single…
Covers malware only, not identity or cloudWritten when endpoint malware was the primary threatAdd explicit identity and cloud/SaaS containment branchesNo backup decision ownerAssumes the primary owner is always reachableTwo-deep on-call rotation with clear handoff rulesContainment needs change-management approvalWritten by IT operations without incident exceptionsPre-negotiate emergency exceptions during preparationCommunications plan never rehearsedTreated as a document, not an operational exerciseTabletop exercises that include legal and communicationsNo evidence step before eradicationPressure to restore operations fastMake preservation a mandatory, timed checkpointAutomation thresholds undefinedFear of automating the wrong thingApply the reversibility and blast-radius test to every actionPlan reviewed only after an incidentNo standing review cadenceTie…
Really, the shape is ideal for long-term use. It’s fairly ergonomic, and it’s easy enough to lay your hand across with a relaxed grip. I found it to be a great option for raid nights in Destiny 2 (with as many as five or six Crota runs in one night) and more chill games like The Big Walk, where precision and agility take a bit of a back seat to consistency and comfort.While the Naga V3 Pro weighs 116 grams with the heaviest twelve-button side panel (the six-button panel is 115 grams, and the two-button is 113), the mouse doesn’t…
by Todd Bishop on Aug 11, 2026 at 8:59 amAugust 11, 2026 at 8:59 am Kevin Carlberg, founder and CEO of Noosphere Labs. (UW Photo) A former Meta AI research director has raised $10.25 million for a Seattle-area startup working on what it calls “human-centered physical intelligence” — AI designed to help people interact with and make sense of the physical world, beyond text and images on screens. A company called Noosphere Labs, led by Kevin Carlberg, disclosed the financing in a Form D filed Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Reached via phone by GeekWire on Monday evening,…
OpenAI on Monday unveiled a new cybersecurity-focused model called GPT‑5.6‑Cyber that it said is focused on vulnerability research, penetration testing, and incident response. “Built on GPT‑5.6 Sol, it is trained to improve capabilities on several specialized cybersecurity tasks (e.g., finding zero-day vulnerabilities and developing exploit chains) and to reduce refusals for certain higher-risk, dual-use cyber tasks,” OpenAI said. The artificial intelligence (AI) company said it’s making GPT 5.6 Cyber available through Daybreak Red, a new tier that provides access to its purpose-trained cybersecurity models to other firms for authorized vulnerability research, exploit validation, and security testing. GPT-5.6-Cyber, a more cyber-permissive…