China’s Huawei has taken a major step in developing its own artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company has unveiled solutions designed to increase computing power and reduce dependence on foreign technologies . This move is particularly significant after Chinese regulators imposed restrictions on local companies’ purchases of Nvidia AI accelerators . Huawei is now focusing on its own developments and new chip-fusion techniques. The key announcement was the SuperPoD Interconnect technology, which enables the integration of up to 15,000 accelerators, including Huawei’s proprietary Ascend chips. This solution is reminiscent of Nvidia’s NVLink system, which enables high-speed communication between AI chips. Essentially, it creates

Elon Musk shared a photo of the complex housing Colossus II, the world’s first gigawatt-scale AI cluster. Elon Musk has previously stated that the Colossus 2 supercomputer, developed by xAI, will become the world’s first gigawatt-scale computing center for AI training. The system, designed to power the Grok chatbot and other AI projects, will use 550,000 Nvidia GPUs, including GB200 and GB300 chips . “Our goal is to get as close to the absolute truth as possible,” Elon Musk said, emphasizing that Grok should provide the most accurate answers possible. Elon Musk previously announced that xAI was currently training its Grok model

SafeBreach experts have disclosed details of a vulnerability in the Windows Remote Procedure Call (RPC) protocol, patched by Microsoft in the July 2025 update. The flaw, CVE-2025-49760, allowed an attacker to conduct spoofing attacks and impersonate a legitimate server using the Windows storage mechanism. Ron Ben Yizak discussed the discovery at the DEF CON 33 conference. The RPC protocol relies on unique interface identifiers (UUIDs) and the Endpoint Mapper (EPM) service, which maps client requests to the dynamic endpoints of registered servers. The vulnerability opened the way to a so-called EPM poisoning attack , in which an unprivileged user could register an

The Patchwork group, also known by the aliases APT-C-09, APT-Q-36, Chinastrats, Dropping Elephant, Operation Hangover, Quilted Tiger, and Zinc Emerson , has launched a new spear-phishing campaign targeting the Turkish defense sector. The attackers’ primary goal, according to analysts, was to obtain sensitive information on developments in unmanned platforms and hypersonic weapons. According to Arctic Wolf Labs , the attack chain consists of five stages and begins with the distribution of LNK (Windows shortcut) files disguised as invitations to an international conference on unmanned vehicles. These emails were addressed to employees of companies operating in the Turkish military-industrial complex , including a

Hackers are increasingly targeting backups – not systems or servers, but the data that companies retain for a limited period of time so they can recover from attacks. A new study from Apricorn reveals alarming statistics: one in five data breaches in the UK is directly linked to compromised backups . This indicates that attackers have learned to penetrate deeper and more precisely, precisely where companies hope to find safety in the event of a cyberattack. In the past, backup data was considered a kind of insurance , a reliable and secure copy of critical information that could be restored in the

Microsoft has once again launched an aggressive campaign for its proprietary Edge browser. This time, the software giant is displaying a comprehensive comparison table between Edge and Chrome directly on the search page when a user attempts to download Google’s web browser via Bing. According to windowslatest , these ads may appear under certain conditions. For example, the comparison chart is visible to users signed in to a Microsoft account with an active Microsoft 365 subscription and Windows 11 24/7. This could indicate that Microsoft is testing the new ads on a limited number of subscribers. When a user tried to download