The US has put in place further restrictions on China, aiming to reduce the flow of American investment to firms that it claims could help boost Beijing's armed forces.



Red Hat's recent decision, to make it more difficult for others to gain access to the source code for its enterprise Linux, has resulted in three companies joining to try and nullify the impact of this change.

An unpatched vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server appears to have been the entry point for the attackers who breached the systems of the UK Electoral Commission, a fact disclosed by the agency on Wednesday 10 months after it was spotted.

The golden age of Windows ransomware appears to be here, judging by the statistics provided by content delivery network Akamai in its latest State of the Internet report that spans the period from October 2021 to the end of May 2023.

Notorious shock jock broadcaster Kyle Sandilands of The Kyle & Jackie O program is in hot water for making comments disparaging gay men, which stereotyped and blamed them for the outbreak of mpox in Australia—thus breaching decency rules under the Commercial Radio Code of Practice, the ACMA has found.

Digital infrastructure company Equinix is investing US$42 million for its fourth international business exchange data centre in Mumbai called MB4 as part of its plan to support India’s growing digital economy, which is expected to reach US$1 trillion by 2026.

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