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The UK’s cybersecurity sector is getting crowded with government research estimating that there are now 111 UK businesses selling cybersecurity products or services specifically designed for AI systems; that total stood at 66 a year earlier. Software security is also becoming a bigger business and the government’s 2026 Cyber Security Sectoral Analysis estimates there are now 1,141 companies providing software security services across the UK and previously, the baseline counted 960. A lot of this activity comes from smaller companies. Government research found that small and micro businesses now account for 55% of UK registered cybersecurity for AI providers compared…
Radar data from an agricultural area in South Africa, shown in a vivid color palette, reveal crop types and how they changed during the Southern Hemisphere’s growing season. Source link
In 2026, you cannot pry AI coding tools out of developers’ vise grip, researchers have discovered. But while AI is undoubtedly helping coders produce code faster, it may not be producing better code, other researchers warn. And that could cause problems down the road for them. Specifically, in February 2026, respected AI research lab METR published a surprising revelation: most developers won’t work, even on a limited number of tasks, without AI anymore. METR had hoped to provide an update to some groundbreaking research published a few months earlier, in 2025, on AI coding productivity. In it, researchers measured how…
Anchorage Digital has taken a strategic investment position in SLX, the native token of Solana-based protocol Solstice. The move adds another regulated institutional player to Solstice’s network as demand grows for auditable onchain yield products. Solstice Attracts Anchorage Digital Investment After $400M TVL Milestone Anchorage Digital has taken a strategic investment position in SLX, the […] Source link
New Novel Explores Identity, Race, and Social Inclusion Bona Udeze’s Why The Dilemma: An Inconvenient Question examines global issues of discrimination, culture, and belonging through interconnected stories across multiple countries ALGONQUIN, Ill., May 29, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Author Bona Udeze announces the release of his latest novel, Why The Dilemma: An Inconvenient Question, a work that examines the complexities of identity, discrimination, and social belonging across multiple cultures and regions. The novel presents interconnected narratives rooted in real-world experiences, highlighting individuals from six countries—Scotland, the United States, Nigeria, Algeria, Tanzania, and India—who navigate challenges shaped by race, gender, culture, and societal…
SpaceX is headed toward what’s expected to be the largest IPO ever next month, and now it has received a major boost from the Trump administration. On Friday, the U.S. Space Force announced it’s giving SpaceX $4.16 billion as part of a contract to build satellites that will be part of a missile and air defense system that President Trump is calling the “Golden Dome.” The announcement follows a separate contract the Space Force awarded to Elon Musk’s company earlier this week worth $2.29 billion. That contract involves SpaceX building a communications network in low-Earth orbit. The contracts reinforce a…
Gillingham’s pre-season campaign is coming together – with a visit from old foes Charlton Athletic on the schedule.The Gills will welcome The Addicks to Priestfield for a warm-up game on Saturday, July 18.Gillingham will take on Charlton in a pre-season friendly this summerChampionship side Charlton are the highest-ranked side the Gills will face, of the games that have so far been announced.Gillingham’s friendly against Charlton is the only home match that’s been confirmed, so far.As usual, the Gills will be taking in some of Kent’s non-league sides, with games at Dover – a regular visit – taking place on Tuesday,…
Groq is looking to raise $650 million in new funding from existing investors, sources tell Axios, as it leans into its inference neocloud business that relies on its homegrown AI chip and systems. In December, Groq struck one of those not-an-acquisition agreements with Nvidia for a reported $20 billion, which involved the departure of some top-level senior Groq employees to the chip giant and the licensing of Groq’s hardware technology to Nvidia. That deal was good news for the startup’s investors, who got paid out in cash with what would have been Nvidia’s largest purchase, if the deal was a…
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After a security researcher published a series of unpatched bugs in Microsoft products, along with code to exploit them, the company is now threatening to take legal action and call the cops on them. Microsoft’s veiled threat reignites a long-running argument over what responsibility, if any, security researchers have to disclose vulnerabilities affecting large and wealthy tech giants. On Wednesday, Microsoft published a blog post criticizing the researcher, who goes by the handle “Nightmare Eclipse,” for publicly disclosing a series of bugs, including BlueHammer, RedSun, UnDefend, and YellowKey. The flaws affected products such as the Windows built-in antivirus engine Defender…
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