Samsung Foundry has delayed its 1.4nm-class node to 2029, making SF2 one of its longest-lasting process technologies ever. The company also aims to start using High-NA EUV for its 1nm-class process technology in 2030.
A flight carrying passengers who attended a cybersecurity convention reportedly had its Wi-Fi network victimized by deauthentication attacks while an ‘evil twin’ hotspot rerouted potential victims to a phishing website. While flight safety was never affected, it’s unclear if any of the other passengers had their credentials stolen while in the air.
Bookstores in Europe receive massive online purchases for obscure titles that haven’t seen interest in years. They fear that these orders were made by AI firms looking to find more data to train their LLMs.
Intel is raising $19.7 billion through a stock offering to strengthen its finances as it expands manufacturing capacity, develops next-generation process technologies, and is trying to attract major external foundry customers.
The FCC is drafting a proposal that would expand its list of equipment and services covered by the Secure Networks Act to include imports of new-model optical transceivers manufactured in China.
Congressman John Moolenaar wants the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security to clarify whether Foundry Due Diligence Rule remains effective and continues to be enforced.
Nvidia to arrange financing from major financial institutions at attractive rates for customers seeking to build AI data centers.
Japanese authorities have taken a big step in cracking down on piracy by arresting an initial-seeder at popular anime torrenting website Nyaa.
Researchers use a ground-based laser to wirelessly deliver power to drones, potentially allowing them to stay airborne without landing to recharge.
A rogue OpenClaw tasked with booking a gym class for its user hacked into the system and removed another participant.