Nvidia’s ambitious plans to sell its Blackwell AI chips to China face mounting political obstacles. Despite CEO Jensen Huang’s optimism, recent Trump-Xi discussions avoided the topic entirely as bipartisan legislation threatens to block such exports permanently.
Proton’s Data Breach Observatory has uncovered 300 million stolen credentials on dark web markets, with nearly half containing passwords. This massive exposure reveals why stolen credentials have become attackers’ weapon of choice and what it means for the future of digital security.
Apple’s stock closed down 0.38% following its Q4 2025 earnings report, a surprisingly stable performance amid tech sector volatility. The modest decline actually signals investor relief given the company’s significant headwinds.
AMD has officially moved its popular RDNA 1 and RDNA 2 graphics cards into maintenance mode, ending game-ready driver support. The company will now focus optimization efforts exclusively on newer GPU architectures.
Okika Devices is bringing programmable analog technology to embedded world North America, offering what could be analog’s equivalent to the FPGA revolution. Their dynamically reconfigurable chips promise to modernize analog design with software-defined flexibility and significant power advantages.
Organizations face a dangerous paradox: toxic managers who deliver short-term results while burning through talent continue getting promoted. Research shows this costs companies more than they gain, yet the pattern persists across industries. The solution requires fundamentally rethinking how we mea
Women live longer but spend more years in poor health while facing systemic underinvestment. Closing this gap requires addressing reimbursement disparities and research funding imbalances that have persisted for decades.
According to Forbes, the NYC Women’s Health Policy Forum on October 30, 2025
As Microsoft spends $34.9 billion quarterly and Meta plans $72 billion in AI infrastructure, consumers are facing bundled AI subscriptions with no opt-out. The era of optional AI is ending as companies bake costs into essential software.
Intel’s Battlemage architecture takes shape with the BMG-G31 GPU appearing in driver files revealing four distinct variants. The consumer version likely represents the long-rumored Arc B770 with 16GB VRAM, positioning Intel for a competitive mid-range gaming push.
Proton’s groundbreaking dark web monitoring tool has uncovered 300 million stolen credentials, with nearly half containing passwords. This revelation comes as password-based attacks continue to escalate across the digital landscape.
