India Hardens Its Cyber Defenses
When militants launched a terror attack in Pahalgam, a popular tourist destination in Indian-administered Kashmir, in April 2025, India’s government attributed the violence to Pakistani insurgents and
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Anthropic says AI can boost U.S. GDP by 32%, up to $44.4 trillion in four years — economics model predicts that displaced employees 'may have to switch to jobs like electrician and nurse'
<p>Bruno Ferreira's journey kicked off with the venerable ZX Spectrum, a cassette player, and his hopes and dreams. He quickly realized he had more fun figuring out how computers work than he did actually using the things. Kicking off a developer career with C and Assembly before moving to scripting languages, he's worn many hats, including both database architect and systems administration. As a teen, Bruno co-founded a web development outfit where he was for 17 years before moving on to spend nearly a decade at The Tech Report as a writer, editor, and (of course) developer. In this decade, h
Tom's Hardware · 15 September 2026 · Read the original →
Digital Keys and Radio Technology in Smart Buildings
Keys are an invention so ancient that we don’t even think of them as a technology. The earliest lock-and-key mechanisms date back to ancient Egyptian times, with the ancient Romans introducing metal keys
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Nvidia's RTX 5090 vanishes from online retail in the US — third-party sellers now demand as much as $9,500 for Nvidia's fastest GPU
<p>Jake Roach has been bending pins and busting solder joints since the mid-2000s. From trying to run scratched CDs of <em>Delta Force </em>and <em>Unreal Tournament </em>to spitting out virtual machines on a Threadripper, Jake has been on the hunt for the latest hardware and highest performance for decades. That eventually spun up a career, with Jake serving as Lead Reporter at Digital Trends, as well as contributing to outlets like XDA, PC Invasion, Business Insider, and WIRED. At Tom’s Hardware, Jake is focused on consumer and workstation CPUs. Outside working hours, you’ll find him knee-de
Tom's Hardware · 15 September 2026 · Read the original →
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