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Non-x86 servers now nearly half the market, IDC says
Demand for AI systems plus the shortage of DRAM and NAND are shaping the global market
NHS Palantir claims face scrutiny after data suggests uneven results
Campaign group says FOI figures show some trusts carried out fewer procedures than before
NASA said nyet to Roscosmos plan to cut into leaky ISS segment
Crew sheltered in SpaceX Dragon as aging Zvezda segment's cracks continue to test orbital nerve
Cardiac monitor maker's security skips a beat as data thieves go for the jugular
Attackers used social engineering to access third-party business apps and steal patient information
Critical Copilot vulnerability allowed hackers to steal 2FA code from users
SearchLeak exploit shows why the industry's approach to LLM security fails over and over.
Qualcomm said to be circling AI chip biz Tenstorrent in $10B RISC-V power play
Potential takeover would represent significant commitment to the open instruction set architecture
Scammers keep scoring: Brits fleeced for £1.3B as Americans lose $3.5B to impersonators
More reasons to love social media and AI
NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde to play leading role in UK study using AI to improve lung cancer diagnosis
NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde is to play a leading role in a new UK study exploring how AI could be used to support earlier lung cancer diagnosis and improve... The post NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde to play leading role in UK study using AI to improve lung cancer diagnosis appeared first on FutureScot.
Capita is about to sail past deadline to fix civil service pensions scheme
Union says outsourcer will miss June 30 target after portal meltdown and mounting complaints
ZTE Day 2026 in Almaty Showcases Innovations Shaping Kazakhstan's Intelligent Telecom Future
PARTNER CONTENT: Empowering Kazakhstan’s "Year of Digitalization and AI" with Next-Gen Connectivity and Supercomputing Solutions
SQL Server may be too lucrative for Microsoft to ditch, but too legacy to love
Analysts say Redmond still has billions of reasons to keep backing its flagship DBMS, even as Azure, Postgres, and AI hog the spotlight