Lehigh Researchers Develop Concrete Thermal Battery to Cool Data Centers
Engineers at Lehigh University have built a 150 kWh concrete thermal battery capable of withstanding 500°C to capture and reuse data center waste heat.
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Engineers at Lehigh University have built a 150 kWh concrete thermal battery capable of withstanding 500°C to capture and reuse data center waste heat.
Despite decades of investment in technical security controls, social engineering remains one of the most consistently effective attack vectors precisely because it targets human psychology rath...
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Introduction The relationship between data privacy and cybersecurity has never been more intertwined, or more consequential. As regulators around the world impose stricter requirements for h...
Introduction In cybersecurity, we invest enormous resources in technical defenses — firewalls, intrusion detection systems, encryption, multi-factor authentication. These are essential. But t...
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Generative AI has made convincing impersonation cheap and easy. Cloned voices, synthetic video, and AI-polished messaging now let attackers run social engineering campaigns that look and sound exac...
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Recent Wall Street price target upgrades for Credo Technology underscore massive market expansion driven by high-speed connectivity solutions.
New industry research reveals that 68% of IT professionals see human error as their most concerning attack vector, overshadowing automated threats.