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Micron officially announced this week that its factory in Hiroshima, Japan, will have a facility to produce DRAM chips on its 1γ (1 gamma) process technology, the company’s first node using extreme ultraviolet lithography, in 2025. The company will be…

May 19, 2023Ravi LakshmananOnline Privacy / Technology News Google announces plans to officially switch over for twice-deferred services privacy sandbox We are slowly working towards deprecating support for third-party cookies in the Chrome browser. To this end, the search and…

Yellowstone’s last supereruption, which occurred 631,000 years ago, was not a single big explosion. Instead, new research suggests it was a series of eruptions, or multiple eruptions ejecting volcanic material in rapid succession. According to the United States Geological Survey’s…

The U.S. National Cybersecurity Strategy, launched in March 2023, significantly changed the government’s vision for combating cyberthreats and encouraged the U.S. to work with its allies internationally. Andy Williams, CEO of Global Transatlantic Ltd and co-founder of the Transatlantic Cybersecurity…

Sound vibrations can mimic properties of quantum computing Shutterstock/Dmitry Steshchenko Some properties of quantum computers can be mimicked with sounds trapped in simple mechanical devices. This has the advantage of being less fragile than a quantum computer and replicating some…

May 19, 2023hacker newsThreat Protection / Attack Surface Active Directory (AD) is one of the oldest software still in production today and is used by most organizations today. This is despite the fact that historical security gaps have never been…

The UK’s leading security agency is asking organizations to help reduce cyber risk by ensuring accessibility is built into cybersecurity policies, processes and technology. Almost a quarter (22%) of working-age adults in the UK are disabled, with 4.9 million currently…

Hill Sixteen broke his neck after falling over the first fence at this year’s Grand National race in Aintree, England. Animal rights activists say the 10-year-old thoroughbred would still be alive if it hadn’t been forced to compete on the…

An 18-year-old Wisconsin man has been charged with a credential-stealing operation against users of popular US gambling site DraftKings, who are suspected of stealing an estimated $600,000. Joseph Garrison, of Madison, Wisconsin, yesterday announced charges of complicity in computer intrusion,…

Magnetic resonance imaging scan showing a healthy human brain Simon Fraser/Science Photo Library The human brain requires more energy than other animals, especially in certain key areas, and this may be key to our complex cognitive evolution. Knowing how energy…