All articles by Aninda Chakraborty
Malaysia enters $250m partnership with Arm to boost chip production
The Malaysian government plans to accelerate the involvement of local firms in chip production and boost associated exports to $270bn by 2030.
Taiwanese chip firm TSMC to expand US presence with additional $100bn investment
The expansion will include the construction of three additional fabrication plants, two advanced packaging facilities and a major R&D centre.
UK court rules in favour of Lenovo in patent dispute with Ericsson
Lenovo secured a pivotal victory in the UK Court of Appeal, obtaining an interim cross-licence and underscoring the enforcement of FRAND obligations in the high-stakes legal battle over standard essential patents with Ericsson.
Google Cloud report warns of surge in AI-driven cyberattacks next year
The report indicates that organisations may see more frequent cyberattacks as AI capabilities become more widely available.
CISA issues alert on critical Palo Alto Networks vulnerability
CISA said that the lack of authentication for a critical function in Palo Alto Networks Expedition will enable threat actors with network access to gain control of the admin account.
LatticeFlow AI introduces EU compliance evaluation framework for Generative AI
In the first evaluation, Compl-AI identified shortfalls in several high-performing models particularly, in cybersecurity and fairness benchmarks
CISA, FBI call for enhanced security in software product development process
CISA and FBI issued the draft Product Security Bad Practices guidance outlining those practices in software development that are identified as very risky.
US-based chipmaker Wolfspeed to receive up to $1.5bn financing
The proposed government funding will be used for the construction of a new silicon carbide wafer manufacturing facility in Siler City, North Carolina
Jetpack releases critical update to fix security flaw
According to Jetpack team, the vulnerability with the Contact Form feature in Jetpack existed ever since version 3.9.9, which was released in 2016
Marriott to pay $52m and bolster security to settle data breach charges
As part of the settlement, Marriott and Starwood will implement a comprehensive information security programme and certify compliance to FTC annually for 20 years