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European data rules shape how cloud services are built and deployed, pushing software providers to offer options that keep data and control inside the region. A new move by customer experience software firm Genesys shows how vendors are preparing for that shift, as more organisations weigh compliance risks when choosing where to run cloud workloads.Genesys plans to make its Genesys Cloud platform available on the upcoming AWS European Sovereign Cloud, a cloud environment designed to operate independently inside the European Union. The aim is to allow organisations to use cloud software while keeping infrastructure and data access in EU boundaries.…
For the past week, the massive “Internet of Things” (IoT) botnet known as Kimwolf has been disrupting The Invisible Internet Project (I2P), a decentralized, encrypted communications network designed to anonymize and secure online communications. I2P users started reporting disruptions in the network around the same time the Kimwolf botmasters began relying on it to evade takedown attempts against the botnet’s control servers. Kimwolf is a botnet that surfaced in late 2025 and quickly infected millions of systems, turning poorly secured IoT devices like TV streaming boxes, digital picture frames and routers into relays for malicious traffic and abnormally large distributed…
The drone incorporating the low-cost PM sensor, AE-51 micro-aethalometer, and meteorological sensors (image credit: Ajit Ahlawat, TU Delft / TROPOS). Cost-effective sensors on drones may be an effective tool for better investigating the lowest layers of the atmosphere. If ground-based air quality measurements were supplemented by such drone-based readings, air quality models and mitigation approaches could be improved, according to the team behind a recent study in the metropolitan region of Delhi, India. The group showed that particulate matter (PM) concentrations depend heavily on height above ground level. For example, at a height of 100 metres, PM2.5 concentrations were up…
After several years of heavy investment in industrial IoT, some manufacturers and asset-intensive operators are reassessing programmes approved when borrowing costs were lower and technology budgets more generous. Leadership now expects a clear link between connected assets and operating margin, and projects that cannot show direct financial impact come under review.During the earlier phase of digital expansion, pilot initiatives could spread in plants and business units: Sensors were added, data platforms were built, and analytics tools were deployed with the expectation that value would emerge once systems were connected.Large-scale rollouts under reviewPredictive maintenance programmes are among the initiatives most often…
C. Scott Brown / Android AuthorityTL;DR DJI’s upcoming Osmo Pocket 4 has leaked in a video. The video was supposedly shot inside a DJI-authorized store. It points to a slightly improved design and suggests the inclusion of an LED fill light accessory. Nearly three years after DJI launched the widely appreciated Osmo Pocket 3, its successor is on the horizon. As DJI prepares to launch the Osmo Pocket 4, the handheld pocket camera is already being spotlighted, and one recently appeared in a DJI-authorized store.Droneskaki, an authorized DJI seller in Malaysia, recently posted a video of the Osmo Pocket 4…
A new review in Nanoenergy Advances argues that graphene-family materials could help tackle one of artificial intelligence’s most pressing problems: energy use. Study: Graphene-Based Memristive and Photomemristive Nanosensors for Energy-Efficient Information Processing. Image Credit: AntiAthom/Shutterstock.com In the paper, Panin outlines how low-dimensional carbon-based materials, including graphene, graphene oxide, and diamane, are enabling energy-efficient processing of electrical and optical signals across a wide spectral range, from ultraviolet to infrared. The work surveys how these materials support memristive and photomemristive nanosensors that merge sensing, memory, and computation into compact, low-power systems. Saving this for later? Download a PDF here. A large part of…
In the rapidly evolving world of engineering technology, professionals devote enormous energy to such tasks as mastering the latest frameworks, optimizing architectures, and refining machine learning models. It’s easy to let technical expertise become the sole measure of professional value. However, one of the most important skills an engineer can develop is the capacity to write and communicate effectively.Whether you’re conducting research at a university or leading systems development projects at a global firm, your expertise can become impactful only when you share it in a way that others can understand and act upon. Without a clear narrative, even groundbreaking…
Google has just announced its latest mid-range smartphone, the Pixel 10a. While I haven’t had a chance to go hands-on with it as yet, I suspect that it’s going to make a strong case for buying the year-old Pixel 9a. Back in August I wrote a piece about the then-new Pixel 10, suggesting that it made the older and ostensibly inferior Pixel 9a seem like an even better buy. Now the Pixel 10a is almost upon us, and its release looks set to further burnish the 9a’s reputation. I’ll reserve final judgement until I’ve spent some quality time with Google’s…
Speaking at a Senate hearing last week about the BEAD program, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick indicated states may have a chance to replace providers that won’t adhere to BEAD rules. The confirmation came in response to senators’ questions about an effort from SpaceX to relieve its low-Earth orbit (LEO) Starlink service from meeting certain BEAD requirements.”If a provider cannot live up to their promise to you, we will work together, you will replace that provider, and we will make sure you can do that,” said Lutnick.At least one broadband industry CEO is already thinking along those lines and anticipating opportunities to expand his…
Computers designed to mimic the structure of the human brain are showing an unexpected strength. They can solve some of the demanding mathematical equations that lie at the heart of major scientific and engineering problems. In a study published in Nature Machine Intelligence, Sandia National Laboratories computational neuroscientists Brad Theilman and Brad Aimone introduced a new algorithm that allows neuromorphic hardware to solve partial differential equations, or PDEs — the mathematical foundation for modeling phenomena such as fluid dynamics, electromagnetic fields and structural mechanics. The results demonstrate that neuromorphic systems can handle these equations efficiently. The advance could help open…