Key takeaways The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed for the dismissal of Kraken’s defenses in the ongoing lawsuit. The Kraken legal team criticized the regulator’s motion as a move to avoid discovery. SEC’s filing, which coincides with the US election day, has attracted suspicion, as some labeled it an “Election Day gambit.” …
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Key takeaways Bitcoin’s price surged as Donald Trump, a pro-crypto candidate, won the U.S. presidential election. The BTC/Gold ratio jumped 12%, marking its biggest single-day rise since February 2022. The surge in BTC/Gold ration signals a rotation of investment from gold to Bitcoin, boosting expectations for Bitcoin’s continued price rally. Bitcoin Outperforms Gold After Trump’s …
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Intel’s latest “Arrow Lake” processor wasn’t up to snuff. On Friday, a key executive promised to outline went wrong, and to fix it. On a podcast with Hot Hardware, Intel vice president and general manager Robert Hallock acknowledged that the Arrow Lake launch “didn’t go as planned.” That was evidenced in PCWorld’s Arrow Lake review …
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Image: LG These days, there are finally some less expensive options for OLED gaming monitors. But if you want to save the most cash and get the best value, consider upping your initial spending to something bigger. Take this oversized ultrawide from LG, for example. Though the retail price for the 39-inch OLED is an …
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Image: Intel Intel’s issues with 13th- and 14th-gen CPU crashes are well-documented at this point. To make a long story short: High-end chips have been crashing and failing with apparently irreversible damage, and Intel blames overzealous performance settings in the motherboard BIOS. One New Yorker isn’t satisfied with Intel’s extended RMA offerings, though, and he’s …
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When the first Ryzen 9000X chips launched, received tepid reviews, and then proceeded to stick around on retailer shelves even with immediate discounts, a lot of us thought buyers might be holding off for the X3D versions to come out. It looks like we were right! (Not that it was an earth-shattering achievement of prognostication, …
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valerybrozhinsky – stock.adobe.c ESET publishes fresh data on the inner workings of the RedLine Stealer malware empire, which was taken down at the end of October By Alex Scroxton, Security Editor Published: 08 Nov 2024 16:45 Cyber security analysts at ESET have released an in-depth look at the inner workings of the RedLine Stealer operation …
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As more companies adopt cloud services and remote work, the limitations of virtual private networks (VPNs) are becoming obvious. VPNs were designed to secure a fixed network perimeter, but they don’t work well with decentralised, cloud-based infrastructures. Today’s complex IT environments need solutions that offer more than just encrypted traffic. Data shows that almost 70% …
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The rise of generative AI has led to a plethora of publicly accessible artificial intelligence tools, but what are the risks when external AI tools are used with corporate data? By Peter Ray Allison Published: 08 Nov 2024 Since the launch of ChatGPT by Open AI in November 2022, interest in generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) …
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Storage has long been the monolith of datacentre components. Deployed in forklift upgrades on multi-year refresh cycles, shiny new arrays have not taken long to lose their sheen and become complex to manage and laggardly in performance. Meanwhile, the cloud has emerged and made pay-as-you-go a norm that perpetually retains the sheen of newness for …
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