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As artificial intelligence drives demand for more computing power, data centers are expanding at a remarkable pace. However, the challenges of building data centers are no longer limited to resources. Reliable energy still matters, but the primary roadblock has more to do with local data center trust than demand on the power grid or cooling. The fact is, unless a data center ...


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Cybersecurity has always been a game between attackers and defenders to see who can get ahead of the other one first. That game has become even more intense now that artificial intelligence is changing how both sides operate. Microsoft AI cybersecurity agents are the latest example of that shift. They include an AI model built specifically for security work and an agent-based...


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If your business collects sign-ups through a website or app, you need to be aware of a change coming to Apple’s Hide My Email feature that could make it much easier to spot and block anonymous sign-ups on your platform. Why Apple’s Hide My Email Feature Has Been Popular The Apple Hide My Email privacy feature gives iCloud+ subscribers a simple way to protect their identity wh...


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A few years ago, knowing your way around a spreadsheet was enough to make you look tech-savvy at the office. That bar has risen, and AI skills in the workplace are the new must-have. New research from HR platform HiBob shows that 77% of UK organizations expect AI proficiency to become a baseline requirement for most non-technical roles within the next year. Employees in every...


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Most business owners think about vehicle security in terms of theft or break-ins. A recent discovery shows that digital threats can also put company cars at risk. Security researchers at UC San Diego uncovered a flaw that leaves cars vulnerable to Bluetooth hijacking. Certain dealer-installed anti-theft and tracking devices have a serious vulnerability that could allow someon...


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