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Harvest Now, Decrypt Later: Why Waiting for Q-Day Is Already Too Late

Somewhere right now, encrypted files are being copied off a bank's servers, a pharmaceutical company's research network, or a defence contractor's design database — and nobody involved plans to...
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The Seat Is Dead: How Agentic AI Is Forcing a Once-in-a-Generation Repricing of Enterprise Software

For thirty years, buying enterprise software meant answering one question: how many people need a login? Salesforce, Workday,...
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The AI Spending Illusion: Why Capex Is No Longer Proof of Advantage

In the same fortnight this year, two sets of earnings calls told opposite stories about artificial intelligence. Microsoft,...
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The Next AI Moat Isn’t Silicon. It’s the Power Grid.

In September 2024, Constellation Energy announced it would reopen a reactor at Three Mile Island, the Pennsylvania site...
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The Next Frontier of AI: Microsoft Research’s Vision for 2026 and Beyond

Discover the concrete advances set to transform AI in 2026. From light-speed infrastructure and AI lab assistants that run experiments, to agents that negotiate in digital marketplaces and models that design new proteins, this article details the practical next steps that will make AI more powerful, collaborative, and integrated into solving our world's complex challenges.
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Long Covid infection linked with risk of ‘face blindness’: Study

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According to a study, prolonged symptoms of COVID-19 may be correlated with difficulty in recognizing faces, a condition known as face blindness, as well...

Tech tycoon offers $100,000 to female co-passenger to take off her face mask, she declines

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business tycoon by the name of Steve Kirsch in Delta's first-class cabin. The business owner documented their experience in a message on Twitter, which...
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