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Intel's Spectre defense against data leaks fails again

1 day ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

Researchers at ETH Zurich in Switzerland have tried to circumvent Intel’s security measures against Spectre. Spectre is a family of vulnerabilities in Intel’s processor architecture that enables data leaks. Sandro Rüegge, Johannes Wikner, and Kaveh Razavi discovered a new class of security issues called Branch Predictor Race Conditions (BPRC). They describe it in a scientific article that they will present later this year at the USENIX Security 2025 and Black Hat USA 2025 security conferences.
Google introduces new Android design style

1 day ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

On Tuesday, during the Android Show ahead of Google I/O, Google unveiled its new design style for Android: Material 3 Expressive. According to the company, the update is intended to make phones more personal. Material 3 Expressive introduces new animations. For example, when you swipe away a notification, a detachment effect appears, accompanied by a vibration.
SAP releases patch for second zero-day vulnerability in NetWeaver

1 day ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

SAP has released security updates to address a second vulnerability recently exploited in attacks on SAP NetWeaver servers. This is a zero-day vulnerability. The patch for this new vulnerability, registered as CVE-2025-42999, was released on Monday, May 12. The flaw was discovered while investigating previous zero-day attacks related to another vulnerability in SAP NetWeaver Visual Composer.
Epyc 4005 makes AMD server chips affordable for SMEs

1 day ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

Although Epyc processors are mainly known in data centers, they have also been available in desktop sockets since last year. Following Epyc 4004, the 4005 series is now available as a drop-in upgrade or cleaned-up offering for SMEs with high workload requirements. Last year, we referred to Epyc 4004 as a server chip disguised as a desktop processor, due to the familiar AM5 form factor of this series.
Microsoft expands fine-tuning capabilities in Azure AI Foundry

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

Microsoft has announced a significant update for model fine-tuning in Azure AI Foundry. This environment already supported model adjustments, but now gets significant improvements, including support for Reinforcement Fine-Tuning (RFT). RFT is a new method that uses chain-of-thought reasoning and task-specific evaluation to improve model performance in specific application domains. OpenAI introduced the alpha program for RFT in December last year.
Spain investigates cyber resilience of energy producers after power outage

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

Following the large-scale power outage on April 28, Spain is investigating whether cyber security shortcomings at small renewable energy producers caused the problems. This was reported by the Financial Times. The Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (Incibe) has questioned dozens of small and medium-sized energy companies about their cybersecurity as part of the investigation into the recent power outage. The government has not ruled out a cyberattack as the cause.
Google demonstrates AI software agent

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

Alphabet’s Google demonstrated various products to employees and external developers ahead of its annual developer conference. One of these applications is an AI agent for software development. The Information reported this on Monday.
How Nutanix uses Nutanix

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

Large IT players have the advantage that their own solutions can also be useful to them. During Nutanix .NEXT 2025, we heard from Chief Information Officer Rami Mazid about how his company uses the Nutanix platform as ‘customer zero’. More information about Nutanix .NEXT 2025 can be found in Techzine’s previous articles. These include the announcement of a partnership with Pure Storage, the renewal of Nutanix Enterprise AI, and the release of a hypervisor-less Cloud Native AOS.
US Stargate project faces difficulties due to trade tariffs

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Berry Zwets

OpenAI and SoftBank are reportedly facing significant delays in financing the ambitious Stargate project. Despite the promise of a $100 billion (€90 billion) investment in AI infrastructure in the US, the economic risks associated with trade tariffs have slowed down financing talks. Three months after the announcement, there is still no concrete financing model or in-depth consultation with potential investors. This is according to sources at Bloomberg.
Microsoft introduces security risk in OneDrive

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Berry Zwets

Microsoft is rolling out a new OneDrive feature that synchronizes data from personal accounts with business accounts. The feature, officially called “Prompt to Add Personal Account to OneDrive Sync,” allows bypassing security policies. This could result in business data ending up in the wrong hands. Microsoft will enable the feature in June. It detects personal accounts on business devices. Users will then receive a notification to synchronize their OneDrive files.