EU Parliament: Agreement with Qualco and ENG Group to strengthen digital systems
The European Parliament has signed a five-year contract with Qualco S.A. and ENG Group for testing and quality assurance of IT solutions across various EU institutions.
Reuters: The US pressures Syria to distance itself from Chinese telecommunications systems
The US warns Syria against relying on Chinese technology in its telecommunications sector, citing it as a threat to American interests and national security.
Important Colombian Bank Apologizes to Clients for Service Failures: 'Failing is Not an Option'
Colombian bank Bancolombia has publicly apologized to its clients for failures in its digital and transactional services, ensuring it is working on stabilizing its systems.
Trump's World (Day 402): If the US Attacks Iran, Ukraine Will Probably Forget About Additional Missiles for Its Air Defense Systems
The article discusses the implications of a potential US attack on Iran, specifically how it could affect Ukraine's military aid regarding air defense systems.
It Sounds Like Dystopian Fiction, but This is Reality: What is Social Rating?
The article discusses the implications of social rating systems, particularly drawing on the example of China's practices, and explores hypothetical scenarios for its implementation in democratic states like Lithuania.
Spring temperatures will arrive in Poland. When will it get warmer?
Poland is experiencing a mix of weather conditions as warmer air gradually moves in, with current cold and humid systems still impacting the eastern regions.
Is AI Eating Its Own Tail? IT Giants are Losing Billions
IBM's shares plummeted over 13% as a pivotal AI tool threatens its longstanding legacy COBOL systems.
Believes it could have been extinguished in a shorter time with shelters
A helicopter pilot advocates for the purchase of smaller extinguishing systems to enhance the efficiency of fire response efforts in Iceland.
Olympics Fighting in a World Where It's Easy to Throw Stones at Others: Continued Measures and Exploration
The article discusses the challenges Olympic athletes face due to online bullying and harassment during the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics, highlighting the need for better protection and support systems.
Revenge is Someone Else's [Hankyoreh Prism]
The piece reflects on the concept of revenge, discussing the complexities and the philosophical implications of carrying out vengeance versus leaving it to higher powers or legal systems.
The World Cups, 'my life investment': the story of a fan of the Brazilian team
Ynara Correa da Costa, a Brazilian systems analyst, prioritizes her life around attending World Cups, viewing it as her life’s investment.
Firefox ends support for several Windows versions
Mozilla has announced that it will cease support for Firefox on Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 by the end of February 2025, urging users to upgrade their operating systems.
It Eats a Lot and Makes Noise When Starting. Nonetheless, the Gorilla from Škoda Plzeň Made History
Škoda Plzeň has built a significant locomotive, referred to as the 'Gorilla', that can operate under both direct and alternating current systems, marking a notable achievement in Czech railway history.
The United Arab Emirates reports thwarting "terrorism-related" cyberattacks
The United Arab Emirates announced that it successfully prevented organized cyberattacks linked to terrorism that targeted its information systems and essential services.
Scientists Propose to Install a Super Laser on the Moon
A group of scientists suggests that the Moon's unique cold conditions make it an ideal location for the installation of ultrastable lasers crucial for precise timekeeping and navigation systems.
Testing Manjaro 26 – Don't switch from a functioning Windows
The latest version of Manjaro 26 disappoints users, suggesting it's not worth switching from a working Windows system.
AI Solutions for Companies Becoming Increasingly Important – Agent-Based Artificial Intelligence Becomes a Priority for IT Directors
A recent report reveals that while over half of organizations are implementing AI solutions, only a small percentage have adopted comprehensive data management systems.
Booking Systems: Cyberattack Cause of IT Disruption at the Railway
A cyberattack has caused disruptions to the booking systems of Deutsche Bahn, but the railway company confirmed that response measures have been effective.
Booking Systems: Cyber Attack Causes IT Disruption at the Train Company
A cyberattack was confirmed as the cause of disruptions to the booking systems of the German railway operator, Deutsche Bahn, affecting both its app and website.
Booking Systems: Cyberattack Causes IT Disruption at the Railway
The German railway company Deutsche Bahn attributed disruptions in its information and booking systems to a cyberattack, which have since been resolved according to the company.
"It's one of the best school systems in the world": our ranking of 37 British boarding schools for French students
More French families are opting to send their children to British boarding schools for higher educational excellence, as highlighted by a new ranking of institutions.
Leaders at hospital department: We stick patients again and again for the sake of the IT system
Health leaders criticize the inefficiency of IT systems, causing unnecessary repeat blood tests for patients.
Loss – 4 billion dollars: it is reported that half of these machines owned by Russia have been destroyed
The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) reports that it has successfully targeted and destroyed half of Russia's 'Pantsir' air defense systems, which are vital to its defense strategy against Ukraine's long-range drones.
Oligarch Jozef Brhel of Smer convicted in the Mýtnik case, his son and former state secretary Kuruc are also guilty
Oligarch Jozef Brhel has been found guilty in the Mýtnik case involving secret tenders for IT systems in financial administration.
WSJ: The Real Threat from Artificial Intelligence Is Not Job Loss—It's Your 'Replicating'
The Wall Street Journal highlights concerns that the real threat of artificial intelligence may not be job loss, but rather the impact of workers unknowingly training AI systems that could eventually diminish their own roles.
Your car is spying on you. These are the Israelis making millions out of it
Israeli companies have developed and sold advanced cyber tools that can breach car systems and gather intelligence on their owners.
Your car is spying on you. These are the Israelis who are making millions from it
Israeli companies have developed and sold advanced cyber tools that allow them to hack into car systems and gather intelligence on the vehicle's owner.
Russia's Sukhoi Su-25 Attack Plane Has Suffered Heavy Defeats in the Ukraine War – Now It Is Being Planned for a New Role
The Russian Sukhoi Su-25 attack aircraft has faced significant challenges in the Ukraine war, leading to discussions about its future role as Ukraine develops competitive missile systems.
Expert: Russia is forced to choose what it wants to defend
The article discusses the significant impact of Ukrainian long-range attacks on Russia's Pantsir air defense systems, highlighting the challenges Russia faces in defending these key assets.
Your vehicle is spying on you. These are the Israelis making millions from it
Israeli companies have developed and sold advanced cyber tools capable of infiltrating vehicle systems to collect intelligence on car owners.
SBU: Ukraine has destroyed half of Russia's modern air defense system stocks
The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) claims it has destroyed half of the stocks of Russia's modern Pantsir air defense systems.
It becomes clear where the Russians have deployed the 'Oreshnik' missiles in Belarus
Satellite images suggest the possible deployment of Russian missile systems in Belarus, raising concerns about regional security dynamics.
This image shows that something works as it should
The revelations surrounding Epstein have triggered significant public shock in Norway, raising questions about the integrity of both prominent individuals involved and the systems that let such behavior persist.
The Necessary Safeguards for Electoral Reform
The proposed electoral reform in Mexico aims to reshape political and electoral systems, but it poses significant risks to institutional autonomy.
The Legislative Council's Proposal: 'Should Not Be Made Law As It Is' Former Judge Speaks on Review of Retrial
A former judge critiques a legislative proposal regarding retrial systems in Japan, arguing it undermines judicial efforts and may lead to the wrongful dismissal of retrial claims.
Benchmarks are now being celebrated for the third time this spring – there is an explanation for this, but it is not entirely solid
In Finland, high school students are celebrating their penkkarit (benchmarks) at least four times this spring, attributed to the different term systems of schools.
The New Syrian Pound.. Why Is It Still Absent from the Markets?
Despite more than a month since the introduction of the new Syrian Pound, it remains largely absent from circulation in the markets, raising questions among citizens.
WATCH VIDEO ⟩ This cunning military underwater drone behaves like a parasite and travels far
A new underwater drone called Lamprey can attach to larger vessels, helping it to travel long distances while saving energy.
An American website: Liberal institutions are designed to acknowledge Palestinian oppression without ending it
The article discusses how liberal institutions are designed to recognize Palestinian oppression but fail to challenge the systems that produce it, highlighting instances involving Human Rights Watch and Médecins Sans Frontières.
Beijing warns of ‘annihilation’ over Taiwan ATACMS deployment idea
Beijing has issued a stern warning about potential consequences for Taiwan if it deploys US-supplied missile systems for preemptive strikes against China.
Health advocates urge feds to take a stance on Alberta’s health privatization
Health advocates are lobbying the federal government to oppose Alberta's new legislation that permits doctors to operate in both public and private health systems, claiming it undermines the Canada Health Act.
Jungle IT: The System
The article discusses the potential disruptions and challenges associated with technology systems in critical scenarios.
Resident Evil Requiem PC requirements revealed - most PCs should run it
Capcom has announced that the PC requirements for Resident Evil Requiem are low enough that most contemporary systems should be able to run the game.
Smart Heating of Homes is a Complex System, but it Saves a Lot of Money
The article discusses the complexities of smart home heating systems and their potential for significant cost savings.
State Medical Aid: Sébastien Lecornu Signs Two Decrees of 'Reform'
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has signed two decrees aimed at reforming State Medical Aid for undocumented immigrants, focusing on combating fraud and modernizing state IT systems.
Outside the Cities, Our Collective Transport is Worthy of a Developing Country. Let's Look to Southern Europe
The article discusses the difficulties faced by commuters in rural Denmark and criticizes the state of public transport, suggesting that it resembles systems found in developing countries.
It is tempting to say that power corrupts. The Epstein case shows why it is an insufficient explanation.
The article discusses the complexities of power dynamics highlighted by the Epstein case, questioning how such a culture of abuse could exist within established systems.
The Main Thing in Kremlin Propaganda is to Convince That It’s Worse Elsewhere. A Conversation with Foreign Policy Researcher Hiršs
The article discusses the insights of foreign policy researcher Mārtiņš Hiršs on the role of stories and disinformation in shaping perceptions of reality, highlighting the differences in worldview and belief systems across societies.
The digital euro approaches your mobile: what it is, how it differs from cryptocurrencies, and why Europe stakes its sovereignty on this project
The European Central Bank is developing a digital euro to adapt to the digital economy and maintain control over payment systems amidst geopolitical tensions.
"Autocrats Simply Have No Sense of Humor" – Pastewka Warns of Censorship
Comedian Bastian Pastewka expresses concern over the fragility of democracy and freedom of speech in Germany, warning it is threatened by autocrats and fascist-like systems, yet he remains hopeful.