March, 2025

March, 2025

DeepSeek’s new open-source colossus upends the AI status quo
Just two days ago, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek quietly dropped a bombshell on Hugging Face: a 685-billion-parameter large language model called DeepSeek-V3-0324. While some innovations arrive with fan...

KAIST grew brains for AI that can learn right off devices
The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) has developed a self-learning memristor that replicates human brain synapses, advancing AI computing efficiency and local processing. Mem...

Voidware sues Siemens US for secret software use
VMware filed a lawsuit against Siemens’s US operations last Friday in the US District Court for the District of Delaware. The virtualization giant accuses the industrial titan of using unlicensed so...

Apple’s 2025 WWDC to be held in June
Apple has scheduled its Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) for June 9 to June 13, 2025. The company will unveil new software updates for its devices at the Apple Park event. Every year, Apple�...

Napster is back—and this time, went social
Napster, the platform once infamous for its role in music piracy and now known as a subscription music service, has a new owner—Infinite Reality. The tech startup paid $207 million for Napster and p...

Nvidia G-Assist turns your RTX PC into a smart gaming rig
Nvidia’s AI assistant, G-Assist, is now available for RTX GPU owners. However, not all can gain access as it has a specific system requirement. The assistant optimizes games and PCs, tweaking settin...

Nintendo drops Switch 2 early June live debut
Nintendo’s next-generation console, the Nintendo Switch 2, is set to launch in June with a structured rollout plan for games, according to Insider Gaming. The three-phase plan starts with the Switch...

PS5’s newest system update is more useful than it looks
Sony began rolling out the PS5’s latest system software update last Friday. Users will see fully displayed activity details along with new parental control options and improved stability. Following ...

KELA: Malicious AI chatter outbumps cybercrime chatter by 200%
An alarming report from KELA Research and Strategy Ltd. today documents a 200% surge in mentions of malicious artificial intelligence tools across cybercrime forums through 2024, illustrating how swif...

Hackers now have a toolkit for mass account breaches: It’s called Atlantis AIO
Cybercriminals are increasingly using Atlantis AIO to launch credible stuffing attacks against over 140 platforms. They use this tool to automate testing of stolen usernames and passwords across vario...

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