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Remember when a Spanish retailer accidentally leaked the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro before their official announcement? Well, history has repeated itself — but this time, it’s the upcoming Galaxy A37 and A57 that have surfaced online before launch.The first unfiltered look at Samsung’s upcoming mid-rangers is hereThe Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 have surfaced at a South African carrier early. This tidbit was first spotted back on March 7 by well-known X leaker Evan Blass. Although initially the listing was expected to be quickly taken down by the carrier — it’s now March 10, and both devices can still be found…
Researchers show how sound waves can hold conserved spin angular momentum, resolving a long‑standing theoretical debate Spinning fairground ride (Courtesy: iStock/Taseffski) Acoustic waves are usually thought of as purely longitudinal, moving back and forth in the direction the wave is travelling and having no intrinsic rotation, therefore no spin (spin‑0). Recent work has shown that acoustic waves can in fact carry local spin‑like behaviour. However, until now, the total spin angular momentum of an acoustic field was believed to vanish, with the local positive and negative spin contributions cancelling each other to give an overall global spin‑0. In this work,…
Google rolled out multiple new AI features today for its core Workspace products: Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive. These apps now include additional tools powered by Gemini, Google’s AI assistant. The features range from generating entire rough drafts in your Docs to finding information tucked away in the recesses of your Drive.This Google launch is part of a larger trend in 2026, in which major software developers are continuing to bake generative-AI-based features into core user experiences—despite the lingering distaste many in the US have for tools like these. The features are coming first to English-speaking subscribers of Google’s…
Each time Artificial Intelligence (AI) crosses a capability threshold, predictions of application-layer obsolescence follow. The latest wave of agentic AI announcements has triggered renewed “Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) disruption” noise, suggesting that autonomous systems could bypass traditional application layers. Financial services offer a more rigorous proving ground, because platforms’ value is defined less by interfaces and more by controlled execution and accountability. Banks have spent the last few years moving AI from pilots to production: copilots for relationship managers, faster document processing in onboarding and lending, and automation to reduce contact center and back-office effort. The next wave, agentic AI, goes a step further. Instead of only assisting, agents can plan work across multiple steps and take actions on a user’s behalf. In banking, the appeal is practical and…
When AI systems behave unpredictably in production, the problem rarely lives in a single model endpoint. What appears as a latency spike or failed request often traces back to retry loops, unstable integrations, token expiration, orchestration errors, or infrastructure pressure across multiple services. In distributed, agentic architectures, symptoms surface at the edge while root causes sit deeper in the stack. In self-managed deployments, that complexity sits entirely inside your boundary. Your team owns the cluster, runtime, networking, identity, and upgrade cycle. When performance degrades, there is no external operator to diagnose or contain the blast radius. Operational accountability is fully…
Vendor statement reconciliation is one of the most common tasks handled by finance and accounts payable teams. Every month, organizations receive vendor statements listing invoices, payments, credit notes, and outstanding balances. Finance teams must compare these statements with their internal records to ensure everything matches. For many companies, this process still happens in Excel spreadsheets. Finance professionals download vendor statements, copy transaction data, and manually compare entries line by line. While Excel has been the backbone of financial operations for decades, growing transaction volumes and complex vendor relationships are exposing its limitations. With the rise of artificial intelligence and intelligent…
Building on the lessons learned in the Security Operations Center (SOC) at major events, we challenged ourselves to build something new at Cisco Live Amsterdam 2026, a closed-loop integration with Cisco XDR and Splunk Enterprise Security. Planning a successful SOC begins with strong collaboration with the Network Operations Center (NOC). It also began with a focus, using the Splunk Security Maturity Methodology (S2M2). The core missions of the SOC remain: Protect: Safeguard the network from threats and attacks, both internal and external Educate: Inform and engage attendees through SOC tours and blog content, and our white paper Innovate: Develop and…
The Hacker NewsMar 09, 2026Endpoint Security / Security Operations Mid-market organizations are constantly striving to achieve security levels on a par with their enterprise peers. With heightened awareness of supply chain attacks, your customers and business partners are defining the security level you must meet. What if you could be the enabler for your organization to remain competitive — and help win business — by easily demonstrating that you meet these strict security levels? The challenge, of course, is how to do so with a small budget and a lean IT and security team. The security platform has long been…
Light has finally made the leap from the fringes of the wellness world and into the mainstream health conversation. And while that shift is real, it’s also a reminder that we need some clear boundaries in place. Over the last decade or so, researchers have been dug deep into how light affects everything from your circadian rhythms to your sleep patterns, mood, wound healing, pain and even cellular signaling. Meanwhile, home devices have become more and more popular – people are snapping up lamps, masks and red-light panels for everything from better sleep to improved skin to enhanced recovery –…
Getting edge AI running across industrial IoT platforms often stalls as many projects hit bottlenecks when scaling their pilot deployments.Transitioning to real-time on-device intelligence typically bogs down because developers get caught up in low-level system integration, dealing with custom Linux builds and complex AI configurations. These delays hurt return on investment and keep pilot projects stuck in the testing phase.Overcoming bottlenecks when scaling edge AIQt Group and Qualcomm have partnered to simplify building edge AI devices for manufacturing environments. The arrangement sees the Qt cross-platform user interface framework pre-optimised for Qualcomm’s high-performance Dragonwing IQ series processors.By removing the manual labour…