AI errors, Intel supply strain, nuclear plant breach
In today’s Tech Briefing: A global study finds AI chatbots get the news wrong nearly half the time, with Google’s Gemini performing worst. Intel faces supply strain as it shifts focus to data centers and AI chips. And hackers exploit SharePoint flaws to breach a U.S. nuclear weapons facility.
Hardcore Hardware: Intel DC P3608 NVME SSDcomputerworld.com
Microsoft shuffles more of its senior AI leadershipcomputerworld.com
Google adds end-to-end Gmail encryption to Android, iOS devices for enterprisescomputerworld.com
Does the Cloud Free up the Enterprise?computerworld.com
How to Buy a Back to School Laptopcomputerworld.com
Universities scramble to prep tech for fallcomputerworld.com
Intel Unveils Next Generation Neuromorphic Computing ChipThenewstack
How We Eliminated Long-Lived CI Secrets Across 70+ ReposPulumi
Errors are values - The Go Programming LanguageGo
Cerebras Systems Announces Filing of Registration Statement for Proposed Initial Public OfferingCerebras
Cerebras Announces New Board Members and Chief Financial Officer - CerebrasCerebras
Install the Collector on macOSOpentelemetry
How Mondelez Accelerates Supply Chain Training Across 150+ Global Manufacturing PlantsSynthesia
Announcing Socket Certified Patches: One-Click Fixes for Vulnerable DependenciesSocket
Updated and Ongoing Supply Chain Attack Targets CrowdStrike npm PackagesSocket
Supply Chain Attacks and Cloud Native: What You Need to KnowThenewstack
Webinar Recap: Webinar Recap: Securing the Software Supply Chain with Docker BusinessDocker
PolinRider Spreads Through Compromised GitHub Accounts and PackagistSocket
Popular npm Packages in the keyv and Cacheable Namespaces Compromised in Active Supply Chain AttackSocket
Securing the Financial Frontier: How Capital One Uses Socket for Open Source SecuritySocket
