Government decisions and global political agendas.
Gearing up for the wider adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), companies operating data centres are poised to invest over $100 billion in expanding their capacity in Asia over the next few years.
Government agencies are stepping up with rewards to catch cyber criminals, and we've got the latest scoop on global cyber threats and AI breakthroughs.
We examine the geopolitical risks associated with Russia-linked influence campaigns targeting the upcoming U.S. presidential election. Stay informed as we break down these pivotal stories shaping the cyber and AI landscapes.
Australian corporates are leading the charge with innovative cybersecurity measures, deploying Microsoft's Copilot for Security to bolster their defences against an ever-evolving landscape of digital threats.
In a significant move towards strengthening global cybersecurity frameworks, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), in collaboration with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), has unveiled new guidance titled "Modern Approaches to Network Access Security."
Last week, we highlighted significant reports and alerts on government-funded research into hacker behaviour and targeted attacks, alarming findings on the threats posed by artificial intelligence, and an impending shortage of IT skills.
The risk these technologies pose to the upcoming U.S. elections cannot be understated, especially given our democratic system's heavy reliance on social media platforms and AI systems that manage and analyse vast amounts of data.
In 2024, as artificial intelligence continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, society is grappling with the darker potentials of this technology.
The Economic and Technological Impact of NVIDIA's Latest AI Announcements
Kicking off this week from May 30 and concluding on June 2, the annual Bilderberg Meeting in Madrid, known for its secrecy and influential attendees, focuses on the tech titans who are shaping the future.
TikTok and ByteDance challenge a U.S. law requiring their sale, citing free speech concerns. Despite a $2 billion investment in data privacy, skepticism remains. The case may ultimately reach the Supreme Court, spotlighting tech governance and civil liberties.
Biden signed a law forcing ByteDance to sell TikTok, citing espionage concerns. This sparked legal battles and buyer interest. Despite the ban, Biden's campaign plans to use TikTok, revealing policy contradictions.
