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NoName057(16), a pro-Russian hacktivist collective active since 2022, best known for its crowdsourced DDoSia attack platform, announced the (re)launch of #OpJapan, a DDoS campaign against Japanese entities. The reasons behind such a renewed focus is cited as Japan’s continued support for Ukraine and NATO amid the ongoing
* Just 52% of Brits are familiar with the concept of a data center * Positive sentiments are down, while negative perception is up * This report calls for greater transparency and public engagement New research has revealed only one in two (52%) Brits are aware of the term data center, but despite
81% of UK knowledge workers now use AI weekly. That's adoption. What it isn't, is transformation. Most organizations have layered AI onto broken processes and fragmented systems and called it progress. Meanwhile, 82% of UK IT leaders have absorbed unexpected AI cost increases, and 58% report
In Mary Shelley’s gothic novel Frankenstein, the eponymous scientist works frantically to breathe new life into a body stitched together from a patchwork of human remains. Which is kind of like what enterprises are trying to do with AI — by stitching together fragmented, misshapen systems and data to animate