US Reportedly Hid Trackers in Shipments to Monitor AI Chips Diverted to China
Trackers were placed in the packaging and sometimes inside servers from Dell and Super Micro, according to Reuters.
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Rebel or traitor? Trial of Hong Kong’s rebel mogul Jimmy Lai resumes
Lai is accused of colluding with foreign forces under a Beijing-imposed national security law. Read More
Peru president issues amnesty for hundreds accused of atrocities
Dina Boluarte rejects criticism of law giving immunity to hundreds accused of committing atrocities during Maoist insurgency. Read More
Paid ChatGPT Users: GPT-4o Back as Default After Outcry – ‘Like Losing a Friend’
CEO Sam Altman announced this change along with numerous others to OpenAI’s proprietary ChatGPT chatbot.
Staff fear UK’s Turing AI Institute at risk of collapse
A complaint raises concerns about the funding risks and a “toxic” culture at the Alan Turing Institute. Read More
Inside Australia’s billion-dollar bid to take on China’s rare earth dominance
Recent moves by Beijing have got businesses worried – and Australia is looking to offer an alternative. Read More
Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday: 100+ Updates Including Azure OpenAI Service, Memory Corruption Flaw
Microsoft patched CVE-2025-50165, an “extremely high-risk” memory corruption flaw in its graphics component that could let attackers execute code over the network.
Wildfire menaces major Greek city as heatwave grips Europe
Heatwave blanketing southern Europe are sparking blazes from Portugal to the Balkans with a major fire in Greece. Read More
Hack of North Korean Spy’s Computer Exposes 8.9 GB of Espionage Operations
A North Korean spy’s computer was hacked, leaking phishing logs, stolen South Korean government email platform source code, and links to Chinese hackers.
The UK car industry is at a tipping point – can it be saved?
Tariffs, Brexit, pandemic havoc… All of this caused short-term disruption – but the impact concealed a deeper problem for the UK automotive industry Read More