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NVIDIA RTX Spark brings Grace CPUs, Blackwell GPUs, and unified memory to Windows PCs this fall
New system-on-chip combines Arm CPUs with Blackwell GPUs and unified memory to enable local AI agents on high-end Windows PCs this fall.
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New system-on-chip combines Arm CPUs with Blackwell GPUs and unified memory to enable local AI agents on high-end Windows PCs this fall.
Microsoft asserts Windows 11 is up to 20 percent more responsive, but independent testing shows no memory improvement on 8GB machines.
The new open multimodal model targets continuous background tasks on Nvidia hardware, with smaller variants for local devices.
The Federal Trade Commission is seeking records from two major AI developers regarding potential consumer protection violations and safety failures.
Volvo announced a partnership with Nvidia to launch a partially automated driving system that handles complex urban environments without driver hands on the wheel.
Microsoft Azure shifts focus from developing larger frontier models to building infrastructure that delivers practical intelligence through open industry collaboration.
Microsoft is advancing hardware security by open-sourcing Integrated HSM technology, focusing on collaboration and cryptographic key protection according to an Azure blog post.
Singapore’s government agency uses lightweight Gemma models to intercept conversational scams in private chats without sending data to the cloud.
New lightweight Gemma models run locally to intercept conversational scams without sending chat data to the cloud, preserving user privacy.
Counterfeit scheduling sites mimic Meta interview bookings to harvest Facebook and Google logins, bypassing two-factor authentication protections.
OpenAI research demonstrates Amp agents performing broader tasks using GPT-6 Astra, Ultrafast, and other new model integrations.
Research explains how physical penetration tests evaluate access controls and detection capabilities for sensitive conference spaces within corporate offices.
Socket for Origin is now available in Cursor’s marketplace, allowing teams to scan pull requests for risky dependencies before merging code.
Google Research unveiled new AI capabilities for healthcare and crisis resilience at its 2026 event, expanding tools for experts in medicine and geospatial analysis.
Andrew Becherer discusses the hidden operational burdens of AI-built security tools and how founders can earn trust from security leaders.
Microsoft has fixed a Windows 11 update issue causing black screens and desktop failures, primarily affecting Azure Virtual Desktop hosts using FSLogix.
Huntress publishes research detailing the dark web's layout, distinguishing it from the deep web and offering guidance on safe navigation for general users.
A counterfeit browser listing impersonated Google Chrome on Google Play, reaching significant install counts before removal. Operations teams should verify package identities.
Sucuri research details how vague server errors hide breaches and configuration mistakes, offering guidance for operations teams to diagnose root causes.
Apple has released new beta firmware for multiple AirPods models, including the Pro 3 and Max 2, with no changelog provided to users.
OpenAI claims a former staff member sent confidential hardware data to personal accounts before returning to Apple, which denies the allegations.
Unpatched controllers exposed to the internet allowed remote access, causing temperature spikes, food spoilage, and fires in hundreds of stores.
Security teams must assess how Android's default opt-out setting links phone numbers to every Google account on a device, raising data privacy and identity management concerns.
Organizations deploying the new folding device face steep repair fees without coverage, impacting asset lifecycle planning and budget forecasts.