Amazon Web Services has shut down the accounts of Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group, following explosive revelations of its software being used to target activist and journalists. The Washington Post reported that NSO Group’s software, which is normally used to combat Read More
Apple and Intel are already working to adopt TSMC’s latest innovation, 3-nanometer chip production. TSMC is the leading chipmaker in the world, manufacturing semiconductors for many of the leading tech companies. Apple is one of its biggest customers, and uses Read More
NASA has successfully fixed the Hubble Telescope’s payload computer, after it malfunctioned and stopped working over a month ago. After a month of trying to get Hubble up-and-running again, NASA was able to narrow the problem down to the Power Control Unit (PCU), responsible Read More
Love him or hate him, the animated paperclip Clippy is set to return as an emoji. Few things have so divided Microsoft Office users as much as Clippy. Introduced in Windows 97 (and removed in Office 2007) as a Microsoft Read More
GM is warning that at least two Chevrolet Bolts have caught fire, despite being serviced in a recall. GM issued a recall for nearly 51,000 Chevy Bolts over a risk of the vehicles catching on fire when “charged to full, or very Read More
This can lead to Search Console showing you everything is fine but in reality, some of your desktop pages may not be indexed. Google changed how it handles soft 404 detection and classifications, John Mueller, a Google Search Relations Advocate, confirmed this Read More
Verizon has announced a major expansion of its LTE Home Internet coverage, doubling its footprint, in addition to bringing 5G Home Internet to 7 new cities. Like T-Mobile, Verizon is working to bring its network to bear on the home Read More
While the June core update took a while to start rolling out, the July core update hit hard and fast. Google began rolling out the July 2021 core update, this came about one-month after the June 2021 core update. While the June Read More
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) has announced its acquisition of Ampool, in an effort to modernize the SQL stack. SQL is still one of the most widely-used database workload. With the increased adoption of cloud computing, however, SQL does have limitations. Ampool Read More
T-Mobile and Verizon have both announced they have fully implemented the STIR/SHAKEN protocol to combat scams, meeting the FCC’s deadline. The Federal Communications Commission set June 30th as the deadline to implement the STIR/SHAKEN protocols for the largest wireless carriers. Read More
