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Shadow AI is a security risk now and it's only going to get bigger

1 week ago | techfinitive.com | Davey Winder

As a journalist, I’m somewhat cynical about the rise of AI, what with the impact it is having on the media business. But when I’m wearing my cybersecurity consultant hat, my lack of enthusiasm turns into genuine concern. While AI does, without any shadow of a doubt, represent the future, right now it’s a security risk. And shadow is a keyword here. The latest research from Mindgard has confirmed just what a problem shadow AI actually is to enterprises.
IBM introduces Match Chat for Wimbledon 2025, a know-it-all tennis expert that tells you who's likely to win

1 week ago | techfinitive.com | Tim Danton

Can you smell the grass? Wimbledon 2025 is hurtling towards us faster than a Perricard serve*, and its technology partner IBM has announced its all-new, AI-enhanced experience. This year it’s Match Chat, an interactive, know-it-all assistant designed to answer fans’ questions. This is based on IBM’s own large language models, which it trains on information related to the “language of tennis”.
EchoLeak zero-click vulnerability for Microsoft 365 Copilot AI is a world first - it won’t be the last

2 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Davey Winder

Researchers at Aim Security have just disclosed a world first: an AI security vulnerability that has been given a Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures classification. The EchoLeak zero-click vulnerability, CVE-2025-32711, is a big deal, but it’s also a warning of things to come. “The critical vulnerability enables external attackers to remotely exfiltrate sensitive data from an organisation by only sending an email,” the researchers said.
Xeon-powered, water-cooled HX2 supercomputer brings sustainable AI power to Imperial College London

2 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Tim Danton

Researchers at Imperial College London will benefit from one of the world’s most sustainable supercomputers when the HX2 is installed later this year, Intel has announced at ISC High Performance Computing 2025. The news comes two years after Imperial College, Lenovo and Intel signed on the dotted line for a sustainable HPC with AI capabilities, with today’s announcement centering around the choice of an Intel Xeon 6 with Performance Cores.
What is IBM LinuxONE 5?

3 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Tim Danton

IBM LinuxONE is the company’s range of pre-configured servers, and they have just been updated to the latest version: IBM LinuxONE Emperor 5. These have been designed for our Ai world, with built-in AI accelerators to handle these popular new workloads. These are rack-mounted machines with a modular design. If you want the balance to towards compute power, that’s fine; likewise if you need extra AI acceleration, more memory or heaps of storage.
IBM launches watsonx AI Labs in New York to accelerate AI development

3 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Aimee Chanthadavong

IBM has swung open the doors to watsonx AI Labs, its new innovation hub in New York designed to support AI developers and fast-track the adoption of enterprise AI solutions. Located in downtown Manhattan at IBM’s new offices at One Madison, the lab has been positioned as a “collaborative hub” to allow startups, scale-ups and large enterprises to work together.
How do I scan QR codes on Huawei and Honor phones?

3 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Tim Danton

A quick tip for owners of Huawei and Honor phones who are wondering, as I did for a while, how to read QR codes. It’s actually incredibly easy, but only if you know how. Here’s the “secret” way to activate the QR reader on Huawei and Honor phones. If your screen is locked, the quickest option is to swipe up from the bottom where you’ll see, from left to right, icons for quick record, torch, calculator, timer and Huawei’s AI Lens app.
How customers of The North Face got stuffed by hackers - quite literally

3 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Davey Winder

Retail is well and truly under attack. This isn’t new; retail has long been an attractive target for hackers, as cybercriminals always follow the money. The past few months, however, have seen numerous high-profile brands fall victim: Marks & Spencer, the Co-Op, Adidas and Victoria’s Secret are all on that list. Now Cartier and The North Face can be added. It’s The North Face that interests me most because of the attack methodology. This wasn’t a ransomware attack.
Nvidia adds Sweden to growing list of countries with Nvidia-powered AI factories

3 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Jo Best

Some of Sweden’s biggest businesses have teamed up with Nvidia for the launch of the country’s largest AI factory. It’s all part of Nvidia’s apparent move towards world dominance, as it binds not only companies but countries to its technology. In particular, this announcement follows news of Nvidia building an AI factory in Taiwan, multiple AI factories in Saudi Arabia and its native Canada.
Cisco study finds AI will run 68% of customer service by 2028

4 weeks ago | techfinitive.com | Aimee Chanthadavong

Research from Cisco has predicted that agentic AI will handle over two-thirds of customer service and support interactions by 2028. Cisco’s global research report, “The race to an agentic future: How agentic AI will transform customer experience”, also found that more than half of interactions with agentic AI will occur within the next 12 months.