UK Fines 4Chan £20,000 for Online Safety Act Compliance Failures
UK Regulator Imposes Fine on 4Chan The United Kingdom has imposed a £20,000 (approximately $26,000) fine on controversial social media…
UK Regulator Imposes Fine on 4Chan The United Kingdom has imposed a £20,000 (approximately $26,000) fine on controversial social media…
Elon Musk reveals NVIDIA’s DGX Spark achieves 100X better compute efficiency than the original DGX-1. The world’s smallest AI supercomputer begins shipping to early adopters for testing and optimization across AI development workflows.
In a groundbreaking announcement that’s reshaping artificial intelligence infrastructure, NVIDIA DGX Spark has been revealed as achieving approximately 100 times more compute performance per watt than its predecessor, the DGX-1. This efficiency breakthrough comes as NVIDIA and its partners begin shipping what’s being hailed as the world’s smallest AI supercomputer, with early recipients already testing and optimizing their AI tools and models on the new platform.
The global smartphone market returned to growth with 3% year-on-year increase in Q3 2025. Apple achieved its strongest third quarter in company history with 4% shipment growth, while Samsung maintained market leadership with 19% share. Market recovery driven by replacement demand and new product launches.
The global smartphone market has returned to growth with overall shipments increasing by 3% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2025, according to new research from analyst firm Omdia. This rebound marks a significant positive shift for the industry, driven by strong replacement demand and major product launches that have revitalized consumer interest in upgrading their devices.
The National Cyber Security Centre reveals serious cyberattacks have increased 50% in the past year, with officials tackling nationally significant incidents every other day. Ransomware and state-level threats from China and Russia drive the surge, prompting urgent calls for improved cyber-resilience.
Serious cyberattacks targeting UK organizations have surged by 50% in the past year, with security officials now handling nationally significant incidents more than every other day according to alarming new data from the National Cyber Security Centre. The dramatic escalation in threats comes as society’s increasing dependence on technology creates more vulnerabilities for criminal groups and state actors to exploit.
Over five million Qantas customers have had personal information published on the dark web following a major cyber attack. The breach occurred through a third-party call center compromise, with hackers using social engineering tactics. Authorities warn of increased scam activity targeting affected passengers.
Qantas customer data from over five million passengers has been illegally published on the dark web, marking one of Australia’s most significant cybersecurity breaches since 2022. The personal information was released by hacker collective Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters after ransom payment deadlines passed, prompting urgent warnings from Australian government authorities about expected scam surges targeting affected customers.
Walmart Integrates ChatGPT for Revolutionary Shopping Experience Walmart has announced a groundbreaking partnership with OpenAI that will enable consumers to…
Spotify has expanded its Managed Accounts feature to the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and multiple European countries. The family-focused streaming control allows parents to manage music content for children under 13 while maintaining separate listening experiences.
Spotify has significantly expanded the availability of its parent-managed accounts to key international markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and several European nations. This strategic rollout follows successful pilot testing and represents Spotify’s continued commitment to family-friendly streaming options that give parents granular control over their children’s music consumption.
Instagram is rolling out major safety updates for teen accounts, automatically restricting content to PG-13 standards and implementing stronger parental controls. The changes include Limited Content filters and AI conversation restrictions to protect underage users globally.
In a significant move for teen online safety, Instagram is implementing PG-13 content restrictions by default for all users under 18, alongside enhanced parental controls and AI conversation limitations. The social media platform, owned by Meta, is taking these measures to protect underage users from exposure to harmful content including extreme violence, sexual nudity, and graphic depictions of recreational drug use according to recent analysis of teen protection needs.