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How NISCO revolutionized the steelmaking industry with its in-house YuanYe AI modelThe steelmaker worked with Huawei and other ecosystem partners to commercially deploy the world’s first steel model powered by Swarm Intelligence
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Time is running out to switch to digital phone lines, UK businesses warnedNews Openreach says hundreds of thousands of firms still haven't made the change and could face major costs and disruption if they don't
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IBM and Red Hat report hundreds of open source fixes with Lightwell Clearinghouse schemeNews Lightwell Clearinghouse is now generally available, allowing firms to request priority review and remediations for open source software
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Apple is speeding up software patching due to AI security concerns – here’s what you need to knowNews Apple is speeding up its software patching processes amid rising concerns that AI is helping hackers to spot and exploit flaws at a far quicker pace.
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Adobe co-founder John Warnock dies aged 82News Warnock was pivotal in the development of the PostScript programming language in the early 80s
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Microsoft defends “negligent” security approach that prolonged vulnerability fix for five monthsNews The tech giant has refuted claims that its practices have left customers “in the dark”
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Ubuntu shifts to four-week update cycleNews Critical fixes will also come every two weeks, mitigating the issues involved with releasing prompt patches on the old three-week cadence
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Microsoft angers admins as April Patch Tuesday delivers password feature without migration guidanceNews Security fixes include a zero day exploited by a ransomware group and seven critical flaws
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Adobe erased users' photos with botched Lightroom updateNews The company has admitted that some customers' photos and presets are not recoverable
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Mozilla to cut 250 jobs as part of major coronavirus restructureNews The reorganisation has been made so the company can become faster, more innovative, and find more revenue streams
