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1 week ago | 
pcquest.com | Ashok Pandey |One Byte
In the decentralized world of blockchains, innovation moves fast actually too fast for uniformity. Every Layer 1 and Layer 2 chain is optimizing for scalability, modularity, and speed. But as the ecosystem grows, so does its complexity and vulnerability. In a thoughtful discussion with Alankar Saxena, Co-founder and CTO of Mudrex, we discovered the most crucial question in crypto infrastructure: Is it possible to create a universal security standard across this wild, multi-chain universe?
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1 week ago | 
pcquest.com | Ashok Pandey |One Byte
In the race to bring blockchain to the enterprise world, most solutions either overcomplicate or underdeliver. But Qila wants to change that with speed, simplicity, and security baked in from day one.
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2 weeks ago | 
pcquest.com | Ashok Pandey |One Byte
As the world becomes more interconnected, the supply chain; the once purely logistical arm of business, has become a complex, digital organism. And like every digital organism, it is now deeply exposed to cyber threats. The digitalization of manufacturing, transportation, and distribution has unlocked extraordinary speed and efficiency, but it has also created cracks—cracks that cybercriminals are eager to exploit.
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2 weeks ago | 
pcquest.com | Ashok Pandey |One Byte
The calm before the quantum stormImagine locking your most precious data in a steel vault, only to learn that someone in the future might have the key—and all the time in the world to open it. That’s the unsettling truth businesses face with the rise of quantum computing. But while the buzz around post-quantum cryptography (PQC) keeps intensifying, one company has been quietly—and methodically—preparing for the inevitable.
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1 month ago | 
pcquest.com | Ashok Pandey |One Byte
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer an abstract concept or an emerging trend, it’s a foundational force behind digital transformation. Yet, despite its promise, success in AI adoption hinges on more than just algorithms. Prof. Aindril De, Chief Academic Officer at UNIVO Education, offers a grounded perspective on how businesses can navigate the layered challenges of AI deployment, integration, and ethics, while strengthening human–machine collaboration.
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1 month ago | 
pcquest.com | Ashok Pandey |One Byte
As small businesses and hosted IT providers modernize their infrastructure, AMD’s newly launched EPYC 4005 Series and Intel’s Xeon 6300 Series processors have emerged as direct contenders in the entry-level enterprise server space. Both chipmakers promise performance, reliability, and platform efficiency—but their approach to solving the same problem reveals clear differences.
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1 month ago | 
pcquest.com | Ashok Pandey |One Byte
Battery breakthroughs, fast-charging, and smart tech are fueling the electric vehicle revolution. From longer range to faster fill-ups, EVs are racing ahead—cleaner, smarter, and ready to drive the future of mobility across global roads. Listen to this article 0.75x 1x 1.5x In recent years, the landscape of transportation has been undergoing a significant transformation driven by advancements in electric vehicle (EV) technology.
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1 month ago | 
pcquest.com | Ashok Pandey |One Byte
From underdog to default: The Apple Notes evolutionFor years, Apple Notes was seen as a barebones backup for those unwilling to splurge on apps like Notability or Goodnotes. But that perception is fading fast. With continuous updates across iOS and macOS, Apple Notes has transformed into a feature-rich utility baked deep into the Apple ecosystem.
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1 month ago | 
pcquest.com | Ashok Pandey |One Byte
AI accelerates attack velocity as defenders scramble to catch upFortinet’s latest threat report, released by FortiGuard Labs, reveals a seismic shift in cybercrime strategy. Automation and AI are no longer fringe tools—they are central to how modern cyberattacks operate. According to the report, automated scans surged 16.7% globally in 2024, with attackers launching 36,000 scans per second in a relentless hunt for vulnerable services and devices.
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1 month ago | 
pcquest.com | Ashok Pandey |One Byte
India’s cybersecurity perimeter has been put to the test after the Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir that left 26 civilians dead. Maharashtra Cyber—the cybercrime division of the state police—has reported over 1 million cyberattack attempts on Indian networks in the aftermath of the assault. The surge, which began just hours after the incident on April 22, has been linked to hacking collectives operating out of Pakistan, the Middle East, Indonesia, and Morocco.
