An international research team has successfully coupled free-electron beams with nonlinear optical states in integrated photonic microresonators. This breakthrough enables ultrafast electron-beam modulation using chip-based femtosecond temporal solitons, potentially revolutionizing electron microsco
Nvidia has become the first company to achieve a $5 trillion market capitalization, riding the AI wave that has transformed the chipmaker into an industry creator. This milestone comes amid massive investments and strategic partnerships positioning Nvidia at the center of global technological infras
Nvidia is poised to become the first company to reach a $5 trillion market capitalization. The AI chipmaker’s unprecedented growth reflects fundamental shifts in global technology infrastructure and economic priorities.
Nvidia’s $1 billion investment in Nokia signals a fundamental shift toward AI-native wireless networks. The partnership aims to embed AI processing directly into telecom infrastructure, with T-Mobile trials starting next year.
Nvidia makes a strategic $1 billion investment in Nokia to develop AI-enhanced cellular infrastructure. The partnership aims to transform mobile networks into distributed AI computing platforms, paving the way for 6G-ready networks and edge intelligence.
Cybersecurity researchers document surprising targeting patterns across Middle Eastern and African retail sectors. Small to medium retailers face particularly intense pressure from financially motivated hackers seeking quick profits through stolen payment data and ransomware schemes.
Despite ongoing geopolitical conflicts and advanced threats to critical infrastructure, the retail sector has emerged as one of the most frequently targeted industries across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, according to recent threat intelligence reports. Cybersecurity firm SOCRadar’s annual “MEA Threat Landscape Report” indicates that retailers face attack volumes comparable to or exceeding those targeting telecommunications and banking sectors, presenting a counterintuitive finding in a region typically associated with politically motivated cyber operations.
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Major UK lenders NatWest and Lloyds are reportedly adopting more cautious lending approaches toward alternative broadband providers. The sector faces mounting challenges including high construction costs and slower-than-expected customer adoption rates, according to industry sources.
Two of Britain’s largest banks have reportedly scaled back new lending to the UK’s alternative broadband sector, according to sources familiar with the situation. NatWest and Lloyds Banking Group, previously significant backers of the emerging fibre optic industry, are taking a more cautious approach to new clients amid sector-wide challenges.
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