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OpenAI launches GPT-6 Cyber with 'Critical' cybersecurity rating
OpenAI released GPT-6 Cyber, a model built to find and exploit security flaws, to a small group of vetted customers on Thursday, rating it "Critical" in cybersecurity under its safety framework.
Global cyber alert rings as two critical PHP flaws leave millions of web services exposed to remote takeover
Two significant vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language could allow hackers to execute code remotely. PHP has released updates to address these flaws, which affect millions of internet-facing services. Many installations remain unpatched, including those running outdated versions. Security experts warn that nearly all PHP installations face security risks from these vulnerabilities. Organizations are urged to implement immediate patches and isolate affected systems from public networks.
AI that looks like you, talks and chats like you is really you?
The rise of autonomous digital workers is fuelling a $33 billion agentic identity market focused on verifying who stands behind the machine, writes Shilpa Ranipeta.
Man working away from home uses Claude and old laptop to stay connected with mother through 24x7 video call
In a heartwarming initiative, Harsh Savergaonkar transformed an old Linux laptop into a constant video link to his mother. This innovative setup facilitates an effortless visual connection as he works in Iceland, allowing both to coexist in their routines despite physical distances. Thanks to AI, the connection remains uninterrupted and reconnects on its own as needed, showcasing how technology can bolster relationships in a simple yet profound way.
Govt extends import price curbs on two pharma raw materials
The Directorate General of Foreign Trade has announced an extension of the minimum import price validity period. This extension will apply to two pharmaceutical raw materials, namely ATS-8 and Sulfadiazine API. The minimum import price for ATS-8 will be set at USD 111 per kg in the upcoming months. Sulfadiazine API will have a minimum import price of USD 1,774 per kg during this period.
ChrysCapital to take minority stake in Linux laboratories
Linux Laboratories has secured $70 million in equity funding from ChrysCapital and Tata Capital Healthcare Fund III. This investment involves both primary capital and a secondary purchase, marking Tata Capital Healthcare Fund II's full exit. The funding will help Linux deepen its presence in existing specialties and expand into new therapeutic areas.
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SiMa AI raises $150 million in funding to advance physical AI technology and robotics
The round was co-led by Fidelity Management & Research Company and Amplify, with participation from Alter Venture Partners, Dell Technologies Capital and StepStone Group, founder and chief executive Krishna Rangasayee told ET. AllianceBernstein, Baron Capital and JPMorgan joined the round as new investors.
Nisarga Adhikary, who exposed CBSE and US defence flaws, says India’s obsession with exam rank and reward for mugging PCM killing tech talent
Nisarga Adhikary, the 19-year-old cybersecurity researcher who reported flaws in the CBSE marks portal and US government systems, has criticised India's obsession with exam ranks and credentials. In his blog, Adhikary argues that JEE ranks, CGPAs and coding ratings can become poor substitutes for measuring real technical ability, and says India needs more practical, skill-based ways to identify young technology talent.
Tata Capital Healthcare Fund to exit Linux Laboratories as ChrysCapital buys 20-25% stake
Private equity firm ChrysCapital is set to acquire a significant stake in Linux Laboratories. This deal will see existing investor Tata Capital Healthcare Fund exit its entire holding. Linux Laboratories focuses on central nervous system therapies and has a strong brand portfolio. The company anticipates robust revenue and Ebitda growth in the coming years. This acquisition highlights continued private equity interest in India's pharmaceutical sector.
Red Hat and Oracle expand operating system collaboration
With this strategic collaboration, certified configurations of OCI flexible virtual machines can now run Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and customers can also migrate existing workloads already running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux to Red Hat Enterprise Linux on OCI.
The 'arbitrary rule' that was holding Microsoft back
Microsoft saw Linux as a threat to its growing influence over company data centers - a dominance that made it unloved among the software developer community.
Open Invention Network calls Indian companies to join
OIN was launched in 2005 as a response to large corporations who were infringing on Linux patents held by small companies.
Unix bug 'Shellshock' leaves software experts, industry shocked
The Bash bug, or Shellshock as it is popularly known, is said to be more dangerous than the Heartbleed computer security flaw discovered earlier this year.
Your next car may be powered by Linux
In-car tech has just gone open source with news of a new automotive-grade build of the Linux operating system.
Linux OS is no longer a geeks-only zone and good for a normal user
There's an image associated with Linux that can be frightening. But over the past 20 years, some massive steps have been taken to make the OS more accessible.
Red Hat launches Enterprise Linux 6
Open source solution provider, Red Hat, launches Enterprise Linux 6, which delivers the comprehensive foundation customers need for physical, virtualised and cloud deployments.
Nokia to use Linux for flagship N-series phones
Nokia Oyj will use Linux MeeGo software in its flagship N-series smartphones, hoping the new platform will give it a better chance to battle rivals such as Apple Inc and Google Inc.
Nokia, Intel to merge their smartphone software
New software platform, called Meego, will be hosted by Linux. Meego would supersede Nokia's Maemo, used in a few high-end phones. Samsung Wave
Azingo to invest $50 mn to offer Linux solutions
With an aim to capture 20 per cent market share in five years, provider of open mobile phone software Azingo will invest USD 50 million to deliver Linux solution to mobile operators.
Google Desktop goes Linux
Google has launched a Linux version of Google Desktop.
Dell to work with Microsoft, Novell
Dell Inc has agreed to work with Microsoft and Novell under an alliance the rival software makers formed last year to make it easier for the Windows operating system and the increasingly popular Linux system to work together.
Dell now to work with Microsoft, Novell
Dell Inc has agreed to work with Microsoft Corp and Novell Inc under an alliance the rival software makers formed last year to make it easier for the Windows operating system and the increasingly popular Linux system to work together, the companies.
Dell joins the open hearted gang
Trio join forces to make Windows OS and Linux a two way street.
Talent pool, language advantage keep Novell glued to India
From tying up with Microsoft to localising Linux to buying out companies, Novell definitely seems to have come a long way during the last year.
US firm wannna push Linux in India
A US firm Open Invention Network (OIN) is in talks with Indian IT companies to push Linux system.
Is Windows losing out and Linux gaining?
Many cos show confidence in Linux-based solutions, which is now a mainstream commercial platform.
MS to debut at Linux Asia 2007
If you can’t beat them why not join them. This could well be Microsoft’s new mantra. For the first time ever Redmond Giant Microsoft will be rubbing shoulders with its arch rival, the Penguin (Linux mascot) at Linux Asia 2007.
Once a rival, Linux's now Microsoft's best friend
Once bitter rivals, Microsoft and Novell have entered into an agreement to allow open-source Linux software to work with Windows.
Windows has edge over Linux in TCO: F&S
Windows 2003 offers a 15.9 percent lower total cost of ownership as compared to the Linux environment, says a study by the business analyst firm Frost & Sullivan.
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