The ESP32-S3 microcontroller is proving surprisingly capable as a low-cost alternative to the Flipper Zero for BadUSB applications. Developers are building custom interpreters that can run DuckyScripts for PC automation, raising both productivity and security concerns in the maker community.
South Korean researchers have developed a fully transparent UV sensor that could transform how we monitor sun exposure. The breakthrough technology enables real-time alerts when users approach dangerous exposure levels, with potential applications in smartwatches, glasses, and clothing.
Apple’s manufacturing partner Foxconn is dramatically scaling AirPods production in India, doubling monthly capacity to 200,000 units. This expansion represents Apple’s most aggressive move yet to diversify beyond China and capitalize on India’s growing manufacturing capabilities and US tariff advan
Many PC builders focus on flashy GPUs and CPUs while overlooking the motherboard’s critical role in upgrade planning. From socket longevity to power delivery constraints, your motherboard choice today determines your upgrade options tomorrow. Industry experts warn that budget motherboard decisions o
HP has launched computer manufacturing operations in Saudi Arabia through a partnership with SAMI Advanced Electronics, marking one of the most significant tech investments under the kingdom’s Vision 2030 diversification plan. The move signals a strategic pivot toward regionalized supply chains and
Security researchers have confirmed that AI voice cloning technology can now impersonate anyone during live phone conversations with minimal delay. The breakthrough eliminates traditional safeguards against voice-based social engineering attacks, according to new findings from NCC Group.
Cybersecurity experts are sounding alarms about a disturbing new reality: artificial intelligence can now clone human voices convincingly enough to fool people during live phone conversations. According to recent demonstrations by security researchers, what was once science fiction has become an immediate threat to business communications and personal security.
A former NASA rocket engineer who now leads compliance automation platform Drata is drawing direct parallels between aerospace engineering standards and the trust requirements for enterprise AI. With AI agent adoption projected to surge, industry leaders face pressure to implement robust safety frameworks before catastrophic failures erode consumer confidence.
Enterprise AI deployment is heading toward a trust crisis that could undermine its transformative potential, according to industry leaders drawing concerning parallels to high-stakes aerospace engineering. The warning comes from an unexpected source: a former NASA rocket engineer who helped design space shuttle engines before founding compliance automation company Drata.
Arizona State University is reportedly pioneering AI integration across its curriculum, signaling a broader transformation in higher education. Meanwhile, Wall Street analysts note a surprising trend of unicorn companies delaying IPOs despite favorable market conditions.
Arizona State University is making significant strides in integrating artificial intelligence throughout its academic ecosystem, according to recent reports. University President Michael Crow has outlined how AI technologies are reshaping everything from student learning methodologies to instructor approaches and institutional planning. The developments suggest we’re witnessing what could become the most substantial shift in higher education pedagogy since the internet’s arrival.
Scientists have developed a novel computational approach that overcomes one of optical imaging’s most persistent challenges: seeing clearly through dynamically scattering materials. The technique reportedly works across multiple imaging modalities including fluorescence microscopy and holographic imaging.
Researchers appear to have cracked a fundamental problem in optical imaging—how to see clearly through materials that scatter light in unpredictable, rapidly changing patterns. According to newly published research, a computational approach based on matrix mathematics can effectively “see through” dynamic scattering media that typically render objects invisible or hopelessly blurred.
Former Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares has made startling predictions about Tesla’s future, suggesting the electric vehicle pioneer could exit the automotive industry entirely within the next decade. According to his analysis, Tesla faces overwhelming pressure from Chinese competitor BYD that could lead to massive stock value losses and potential business model changes.
In a surprising assessment that’s sending ripples through automotive circles, former Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares has predicted Tesla might not exist in ten years and could potentially exit the car business altogether. The seasoned auto executive, who stepped down from leading the Jeep manufacturer late last year, delivered this blunt forecast during an interview with French newspaper Les Echos.
