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Dick's Sporting Goods reveals cyberattack, shuts down employee emails

So far, it doesn't look like ransomware, but details are still scarce.

A host of Apple workers are losing their jobs

A host of Apple workers are losing their jobs

Apple has laid off around 100 workers in a rare occurrence for the company.

Google DeepMind workers protest over US military and defense contracts

Google DeepMind workers protest over US military and defense contracts

DeepMind criticized for its affiliation with Google’s military contracts.

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Chinese firms are gaining access to top US technology and AI via AWS

The US has restricted certain exports of advanced technologies to China, but the country is simply renting them instead.

Good news file fans - WeTransfer links will no longer expire

WeTransfer users can extend link expiration dates by up to 30 days by using the app-exclusive ‘Save for Later’ feature.

T-Mobile fined $60 million over unauthorized data access

Data breaches following T-Mobile’s acquisition of Sprint have resulted in an eye-watering and record-breaking fine.

Cisco confirms major job cuts as revenues fall

Major cuts are the second such action for Cisco in 2024.

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Intel has sold its stake in Arm — what could this mean for future releases?

Intel has sold its stake in Arm — what could this mean for future releases?

Intel sells an estimated $147 million in Arm shares as it responds to poor growth and increased competition.

Cisco is cutting thousands of jobs in its second major action in 2024

Cisco is cutting thousands of jobs in its second major action in 2024

Cisco had already sacked thousands of employees earlier in 2024.

ADT reveals cyberattack saw customer emails and home addresses leaked — here's what we know so far

ADT reveals cyberattack saw customer emails and home addresses leaked — here's what we know so far

Full names, addresses and more ADT customer details leaked online following apparent cyberattack.

Amazon sues Nokia for infringing multiple AWS cloud computing patents

Amazon sues Nokia for infringing multiple AWS cloud computing patents

Nokia has allegedly infringed upon 12 AWS patents, and Amazon is taking legal action to protect its hard work.

A notorious ransomware group has received the largest ransom payment ever

A notorious ransomware group has received the largest ransom payment ever

Ransomware attacks are becoming more common, and more lucrative, report finds.

Microsoft says it still isn't sure how many devices were hit by CrowdStrike outage

Microsoft says it still isn't sure how many devices were hit by CrowdStrike outage

Initial CrowdStrike outage estimation was based on crash reports, but millions more could have gone unreported.

"Dealing with a tsunami of information"— Alteryx and McLaren on what Formula 1 can teach your business about getting the most from data analytics

"Dealing with a tsunami of information"— Alteryx and McLaren on what Formula 1 can teach your business about getting the most from data analytics

Organizations have more data than ever before, so what can Formula 1 teach your business about making the most of it?

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Adobe executive called software cancellation fees "heroin" for the company, FTC says

Adobe has been criticized for likening its early termination fees to heroin, but Adobe hits back.

Google says it won't stop third-party browser cookies in Chrome after all

After four years of development, and nearly as many delays, Google has decided not to turn off third-party cookies.

Court rules Meta's mass layoff severance agreements were illegal

More than 7,000 workers signed agreements to waive certain rights, but a judge has now deemed this illegal.

Microsoft says its cloud services are back up after major outage

Major Azure outage leaves hundreds of planes grounded, but most of its key services are now up and running again.

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Amazon is reportedly now tracking individual hours employees spend at the office in latest worker crackdown

Some workers have been cleverly evading office-working mandates, but Amazon has cottoned on now.

Proton is launching an AI tool to help you write better emails

Proton says its new generative AI ‘Scribe’ tool will be more private than key rivals, and it’s available for $2.99 per month.

Google found offering EU antitrust body a pretty big deal to go with its cloud views

Google accused of offering CISPE millions in cash and licensing deals to maintain its complaint against Microsoft.

Gemini AI platform accused of scanning Google Drive files without user permission

Gemini AI tool is seemingly insistent on summarizing some Google Drive documents, and tough to disable.

How AWS and F1 are putting AI in pole position

We explored how AI is front and center of this year's British Grand Prix through a partnership between AWS and F1.

NATO plans to send internet to space if subsea cables are cut

Satellite-based internet will prevent disruptions if subsea cables fail or fall victim to malicious action and attacks.

Microsoft settles lawsuit claiming it punished employees for taking protected time off

Microsoft could have to pay affected workers millions of dollars in compensation.

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