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The UK is planning to host its summit on the safety of artificial intelligence at the start of November.

If you were a hacker, how would you set about wreaking the most havoc possible? Keiron Holyome, VP UKI and Emerging Markets at BlackBerry further explores.

Infineon and Hi-Lo Systems have announced their partnership in the area of Trusted Platform Module (TPM) security chips.

When software applications work well, most of them are invisible to the user. When they fail, they can be annoying. Jay Thomas, Senior Director of Field Engineering, LDRA further explores.

Despite the fact that engineering has always been viewed as a male-dominated field, women have achieved some of the most remarkable feats in history.

MVTec Software will launch version 23.05 of the standard machine vision software HALCON on May 23, 2023.

IAR is announcing the launch of IAR Embedded Secure IP, enabling developers to add embedded security to their firmware applications even at a late stage of the product life cycle.

Škoda is developing technology which displays to pedestrians – via the car’s grille – when it’s safe to cross the road, as part of a wider trial scheme looking to make roads safer for children, senior citizens and people with disabilities.

ChatGPT has been at the forefront of many minds since its release last year, and for good reason. The AI-driven natural language processing tool has already been used by underground hacking communities to discover how it can help facilitate cyber attacks and support malicious operations.

Saelig has introduced the SpectraTronix C700 Modular Radio Development Platform, a system of mix-and-match RF modules for quickly creating almost any software-defined digital radio or analog, digital or arbitrary modulated RF system.