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• CodeRED emergency alert system CodeDEAD after INC ransomware attack [107d]
• US Navy scuttles Constellation frigate program for being too slow for tomorrow's threats [107d]
• Workday confronts existential threat as customers freeze hiring [107d]
• HSBC spies $207B crater in OpenAI's expansion goals [107d]
• Crocs get the Xbox treatment with sole-crushing price of $80 [107d]
• The exascale offensive: America's race to rule AI HPC [107d]
• London councils probe cyber incident as shared IT systems knocked offline [107d]
• Tuxedo Computers slams lid on Arm Linux laptop after 18 months of pain [107d]
• Seven years later, Airbus is still trying to kick its Microsoft habit [107d]
• Dell says Windows 11 transition is far slower than Win 10 shift, yet PC sales have stalled [107d]
• India has satisfied its supercomputing needs, but not its ambitions [107d]
• HP to sack up to six thousand staff under AI adoption plan, fresh round of cost-cutting [107d]
• Alibaba Cloud can’t deploy servers fast enough to satisfy demand for AI [108d]
• Lifetime access to AI-for-evil WormGPT 4 costs just $220 [108d]
• Nvidia scoffs at threat from Google TPUs after rumored Meta tie-up [108d]
• Corporate predators get more than they bargain for when their prey runs SonicWall firewalls [108d]
• Pebble, the e-ink smartwatch that refuses to die, just went fully open source [108d]
• HPE scores $931M contract to make DoD’s cloud migration a little less public [108d]
• Rent-a-GPU neoclouds need to adapt or die as the AI market evolves [108d]
• HashJack attack shows AI browsers can be fooled with a simple ‘#’ [108d]
• Get ready for 2026, the year of AI-aided ransomware [108d]