The Department of Homeland Security has finalized rules requiring biometric facial scans for all noncitizens both entering and exiting the United States. The controversial policy eliminates age exemptions and allows data retention for up to 75 years, raising significant privacy and accuracy concerns
The Legal Battle Over Software Ownership Rights The ongoing dispute between ValueLicensing and Microsoft has escalated into a landmark case…
Major Airline Subsidiary Confirms Data Compromise in Oracle EBS Attack Envoy Air, a key operational subsidiary of American Airlines, has…
A comprehensive study by Cisco indicates that while 86% of companies expect AI to boost productivity within three years, only 15% have adaptable networks for AI workloads. The report highlights significant gaps in infrastructure, strategy, and measurement capabilities across most organizations.
According to reports from Cisco‘s 2025 AI Readiness Index, most organizations are planning significant artificial intelligence deployments without the necessary foundation to support them. Sources indicate that 86% of companies expect AI to improve employee productivity within three years, but these expectations may not align with current capabilities.
An Intel executive has voiced dissatisfaction with the company’s current open-source investment approach, emphasizing the need for better returns on contributions. The comments suggest a strategic recalibration of Intel’s open-source priorities while maintaining overall commitment.
Intel’s open source investments are facing internal scrutiny as a senior executive has publicly expressed frustration with the current approach to contributions. Kevork Kechichian, Intel’s executive vice president and general manager of the Data Center Group, revealed concerns that the company’s extensive open-source footprint isn’t providing sufficient competitive advantage according to recent analysis.
The US Air Force is investigating a significant data breach involving sensitive personnel information exposed through a Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability.…
