Can universities solve the semiconductor talent shortage?
Universities in the United States, India, and South Korea are launching specialist talent programmes to boost their domestic chipmaking sectors.
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Hackers exploit MOVEit file transfer vulnerability
Patches for the bug have now been released after researchers uncovered evidence of an increase in malicious activity.
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US ramps up China semiconductor restrictions
The US has been trying to restrict development of high-tech equipment in China over fears it could lead to military…
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Five key challenges facing the fashion industry
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EU commissioner calls for AI code of conduct ‘within months’
A code of conduct would help companies prepare for the introduction of AI legislation.
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More Toyota driver data found online
A second breach of the company's cloud system led to more customer information being freely available to access online.
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Chinese APT gang Dark Pink claims five new victims in hacking spree
The group has been active since 2021 but has been ramping up activities throughout 2023.
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