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Image: MargJohnsonVA/Envato Millions of CarGurus users may have had their personal and financial data exposed after a notorious threat actor group published a massive dataset allegedly stolen from the automotive marketplace. Attributed to the ShinyHunters extortion group, the leak includes 12.4 million records, of which about 70% are new data. “The ShinyHunters extortion group has published personal information from more than 12 million records allegedly stolen from CarGurus,” according to BleepingComputer. 1 ESET PROTECT Advanced Employees per Company Size Micro (0-49), Small (50-249), Medium (250-999), Large (1,000-4,999), Enterprise (5,000+) Any Company Size Any Company Size Features Activity Monitoring, Antivirus, Blacklisting,…

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Semtech Corporation, a provider of high-performance semiconductor, Internet of Things (IoT) systems and cloud connectivity service solutions, has announced a definitive agreement with Trident IoT that positions Semtech’s LoRa Plus platform as the connectivity foundation for next-generation multi-protocol smart home and security solutions. With this agreement, customers who purchase Semtech’s LoRa Plus transceivers will have royalty-free access to Trident IoT’s software development kit (SDK) and development tools, positioning Semtech as a one-stop provider for Z-Wave connectivity, with development plans to support Zigbee and Thread/Matter. The collaboration addresses the growing complexity developers face in supporting multiple smart home connectivity standards by integrating Trident IoT’s award-winning…

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What you need to knowNothing announces that it’s bringing a pink variant of its Phone 4a series to consumers when it launches.The company’s been spraying pink graffiti all over London to hype up this color addition, making pop culture references wherever it can.The Phone 4a series will debut on March 5.Nothing’s been rolling with its Phone 4a series teasers, and it’s doing so even more with its next reveal: a fun color reveal that’s taking over London.Nothing shared the details about its newest colorway headed for the Phone 4a in a press release. Consumers are pretty used to Nothing’s standard…

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By analysing the Liouville gap in imaginary time, scientists reveal universal phase‑transition behaviour in both ground and finite‑temperature states Quantum time illustration (Courtesy: iStock/Agsandrew) Attempts to understand quantum phase transitions in open systems usually rely on real‑time Lindbladian evolution, which tracks how a quantum state changes as it relaxes toward a steady state. This approach is powerful for studying decoherence, dissipation and long‑time behaviour, but it often fails to reveal the deeper structure of the system including the phase transitions, critical points and hidden quantum order that define its underlying physics. In this work, the researchers introduce a new framework…

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As the demands of the web change and developers experiment with different user experiences, the need for more native language improvements expands. Our presentation layer, CSS, has done incredibly well in improving capabilities, even if sometimes too slow. The need for native support for automatically expanding textarea elements has been long known…and it’s finally here! To allow textarea elements to grow vertically and horizontally, add the field-sizing property with a value of content: textarea { field-sizing: content; // default is `fixed` } The default value for field-sizing is fixed, signaling current behavior. The new behavior, content, will expand as much…

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AI-assisted coding tools have made it easier than ever to spin up prototypes, but turning those prototypes into reliable, production-grade systems remains a major challenge. Large language models are non-deterministic, prone to drift, and often lose track of intent over long development sessions. Kiro is an AI-powered IDE that’s built around a spec-driven development workflow. It’s focused on helping developers capture intent up front, translate it into concrete requirements and designs, and systematically validate implementations through tasks, testing, and guardrails. It aims to preserve the creativity of AI-assisted development while producing software that is ready for real-world use. David Yanacek…

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Content warning: This article contains distressing details and footage. A Derby man who spent much of a motorway journey gambling on his phone has been jailed after causing a crash on the A50 and leaving a young family with life-changing injuries. Jack Bentley, 30, was travelling from Blackpool back to Derby on the evening of April 6, 2025, when he became distracted by online betting sites on his mobile. Around 6.45pm local time, as vehicles slowed and queued ahead of him, Bentley failed to react. His Ford Focus careered into the back of a stationary Nissan X-Trail. The impact was…

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The limits of centralized compute in an autonomous AI world Agentic AI is moving fast from idea to enterprise reality. As systems begin to act and decide autonomously, the demand for compute is shifting. Training massive models in centralized clouds is no longer enough. Real-time reasoning and action in dynamic environments require compute that is closer, faster, and always available. The market for agentic AI is projected to grow over 250% from 2024 to 2026, intensifying the need for a new infrastructure approach[1]. The cloud still offers unmatched scale, model training, and global reach, but it struggles with latency, data…

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The GSMA has established a global fund for small, growing companies that use mobile and digital technologies to encourage green and sustainable practices in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).The GSMA Innovation Fund for Green Transition for Mobile, launched on Monday, targets small companies operating in Africa, Central and South America, and South and Southeast Asia. The Innovation Fund is offering grants ranging from £100,000 (US$135,233) to £200,000 ($270,471) for commercially viable projects that expand access to clean energy and promote circularity in mobile devices. Eligible projects include those that offer renewable energy solutions, smart metering, refurbishment models, and responsible e-waste management.The…

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Today, we resume our exploration of group equivariance. This is the third post in the series. The first was a high-level introduction: what this is all about; how equivariance is operationalized; and why it is of relevance to many deep-learning applications. The second sought to concretize the key ideas by developing a group-equivariant CNN from scratch. That being instructive, but too tedious for practical use, today we look at a carefully designed, highly-performant library that hides the technicalities and enables a convenient workflow. First though, let me again set the context. In physics, an all-important concept is that of symmetry,…

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