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Web-code library with millions of weekly downloads poisoned by malicious release: 'This is unironically a malware nuclear missile'
By Jacob Fox Published
News Developers using Axios are recommended to check for exposure.

Yes, some DDR5 RAM prices have dropped recently—but I wouldn't pop the champagne just yet
By Andy Edser Published
News Good RAM is still eye-wateringly expensive, but some of the discounts are back at the very least.

Google says its new algorithm reduces AI memory overhead by 6x which could be good news for the RAMpocalypse but bad news for Micron and co
By Jacob Fox Published
News Stock prices for the big three memory makers have already slid.

Google says it's preparing for the quantum apocalypse, when traditional encryption methods are broken by quantum computers, by 2029—which is much sooner than originally expected
By Andy Edser Published
News Well, it's been fun folks. Thanks for all the fish.

Anthropic is suing the US government for blacklisting it and it's calling in support from Google and OpenAI
By James Bentley Published
News Claude in the middle.

iOS exploit kit Coruna may have begun life as a set of iPhone hacking tools used by the US government, according to security researchers
By Jess Kinghorn Published
News Nothing to hide, but plenty to fear.

Big Tech makes White House pledge to stump up for the increased energy costs of AI and prevent household bills from escalating
By Jeremy Laird Published
News Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon et al agree to pay for new power generation at the White House.

Malwarebytes says a fake Google Account security page is distributing 'what may be one of the most fully featured browser-based surveillance toolkits we have observed in the wild'
By Andy Edser Published
News A particularly nasty RAT.

Google says it's disrupted a super-serious 'global espionage campaign' that uses *checks notes* Google Sheets to covertly intercept telecoms data
By Andy Edser Published
News It's not the sexiest spy story I've ever heard, I'll be honest.

'The compute bottleneck is massively under appreciated' says Google AI Studio lead: 'I would guess the gap between supply and demand is growing [by a] single digit % every day'
By Andy Edser Published
News 'In practice, this will be the rate limit on the impact AI will have in the economy/society.'
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