Mandatory Multi-Factor Makes Users 99% Less Likely to Get Hacked
Bill Toulas of Bleeping Computer reports that Google Cloud will make MFA mandatory by the end of 2025. Toulas writes:
Google has announced that multi-factor...
Federal Regulators Dropped a Bomb
Liam Denning of Bloomberg reports that Big Tech has the cash to pay a premium for energy and address any regulatory concerns. Denning writes:
Nuclear...
AI Tool Used to Probe Supply Chains
Richard Vanderfor of The Wall Street Journal reports that myriad issues stressing supply chains are raising tough questions for businesses over the costs and...
Thoughts to Text: Combining Man and Machine
Ashlee Vance of Bloomberg reports that Science Corp. is selling devices and software that make it easier for researchers to probe the mind, resulting...
Thermal Runaway – Lithium Battery Fires on the Rise
Clara Harter of the Los Angeles Times reports that lithium-ion battery fires are causing dangers on California freeways, and have sparked calls for safety...
Is Taiwan Losing Its ‘Silicon Shield’?
Mackenzie Hawkins of Bloomberg reports that TSMC Arizona's planned production yields were higher than the Tawain facilities. Hawkins writes:
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has achieved...
Nvidia Is Creating What Huang Calls Its Own “AI Brain.”
Belle Lin of The Wall Street Journal reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the chip giant is taking its own advice by applying...
Direct Lithium Extraction Remains an Uncertain Technology
Annie Lee of Bloomberg reports that producing lithium is slow and dirty. Is direct lithium extraction (DLE) a fix?
A substance seen as critical to...
Spaceflight History – Starship’s Huge First-Stage Booster Nails Its Landing!
Mike Wall & SPACE.com at Scientific American report that SpaceX’s fifth Starship flight test concluded with mechanical arms snatching the descending rocket booster out of the...
Underwater Emergency Service Keeping the Internet Running
William Park of BBC reports that ninety-nine percent of the world's digital communications rely on subsea cables. When they break, it could spell disaster...