Welcome to IT Pro's News in Review, a weekly bite-sized bulletin of the top tech stories of the week, for the week ending 4 February, 2022.
This week's stories:
- SoftBank pulls plug on sale of Arm to Nvidia due to "significant" challenges
- Foreign Office hit by “serious cyber security incident”
- Microsoft disables VBA macros in Office by default following years of complaints
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Manufacturers report millions in losses as downtime wreaks havoc on operationsNews UK manufacturers are losing up to £736 million every week due to downtime, according to new research, with outages lasting for several days on end.
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Microsoft gives OpenAI restructuring plans the green lightNews The deal removes fundraising constraints and modifies Microsoft's rights to use OpenAI models and products
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CrowdStrike announces integration with Nvidia Enterprise AI FactoryNews Organizations can now leverage CrowdStrike protection within Nvidia Enterprise AI Factory deployments
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Nvidia drives regional sovereign data infrastructure with new partnershipNews The Nvidia Inception program will shore up data sovereignty concerns for participating organizations
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Nvidia's new RTX 4090 is a powerful password-cracking toolNews Hackers using an array of the consumer-grade GPU could see brute force timings halve
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Nvidia confirms data breach as hackers make additional demandsNews Nvidia has confirmed a rumoured hack on its systems for the first time as the first part of the alleged 1TB of company secrets is made available to download
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Hacking group leaks Nvidia data following alleged ransomware attackNews LAPSU$ claims to have released Nvidia source code and highly confidential GPU driver data
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