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ESA and IBM join forces for AI Earth observation

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

IBM is collaborating with the European Space Agency (ESA) to develop an AI system that uses satellite data to monitor climate change and other global challenges, such as water scarcity, in real time. According to IBM, the new system, called TerraMind, is the most advanced Earth observation model ever created. IBM trained the open-source model using TerraMesh, the largest set of freely accessible geospatial data.
Dutch payment company Adyen hit by three DDoS attack

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

On Monday evening and night, DDoS attacks targeted Dutch payment service provider Adyen multiple times. The attacks disrupted debit card payments and checkout processes in online shops and physical stores, including outside the Netherlands. The payment company Adyen was hit by DDoS attacks several times on Monday evening and into Tuesday night. As a result, customers of shops, restaurants, and online stores experienced disruptions when paying.
New OpenAI models hallucinate more often than their predecessors

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

According to OpenAI’s own tests, the latest reasoning models, o3 and o4-mini, hallucinate significantly more often than the previous model, o1. TechCrunch was the first to report that OpenAI’s system card describes the results of the PersonQA evaluation. This test is designed to measure hallucinations. The evaluation showed that the hallucination rate of o3 is 33 percent. And that of o4-mini is even higher at 48 percent. That is almost half the time.
Analysis: Oracle beats SAP in ERP market

6 days ago | techzine.eu | Berry Zwets

Oracle has taken over the top position of SAP as the largest provider of ERP applications in 2024. With revenues of $8.7 billion (€7.7 billion) and a market share of 6.63 percent, the company is taking over the top spot from SAP, which has dominated the ERP market since the 1980s. This is according to market research by APPS RUN THE WORLD.
QNAP brings RAG feature to Qsirch engine

6 days ago | techzine.eu | Berry Zwets

QNAP introduces RAG Search Beta, a new feature in the Qsirch 5.6.0 search engine that leverages cloud LLMs and RAG technology. The new RAG Search feature is designed to take traditional search functions on NAS servers to the next level. By using Retrieval-Augmented Generation in combination with cloud-based LLMs, users can search their stored data in a much more intuitive and targeted way. It promises to go beyond conventional file and image searches and understands the context of the data.
KaseyaOne IT Glue and Datto tools improve workflow and documentation

6 days ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

Kaseya announced its spring release this week. This new release offers managed service providers (MSPs) and internal IT teams advanced capabilities to automate workflows. Jim Lippie, Chief Product Officer at Kaseya, said that all the improvements in this release are a direct response to changing customer needs, enabling them to work more efficiently, securely, and profitably.
Windows vulnerability with NTLM hash abuse exploited for phishing

6 days ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

A vulnerability in Windows that exposes NTLM hashes via .library-ms files is currently being actively exploited by hackers in phishing campaigns targeting government agencies and private companies. The vulnerability, designated CVE-2025-24054, was fixed in Microsoft’s March 2025 Patch Tuesday. Initially, it was not considered actively exploited and the risk was assessed as “less likely.” The vulnerability was reported by BleepingComputer.
Databricks expands AI platform with acquisition of Fennel

6 days ago | techzine.eu | Mels Dees

Databricks has announced the acquisition of Fennel AI for an undisclosed amount. Databricks aims to strengthen its data intelligence platform with real-time feature engineering capabilities. The acquisition was previously reported by SiliconANGLE. According to Databricks, Fennel developed a modern, incremental compute engine that supports the development of more advanced data pipelines for batch, streaming, and real-time data.
Change afoot at Intel: CEO cuts management layers

6 days ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

Intel’s new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, is simplifying the company’s structure. According to an internal memo seen by Reuters, key chip groups will now report directly to him. The reorganization is Tan’s first major step to get Intel back on track after years of problems. As part of the reorganization, Sachin Katti has been promoted to CTO and AI director. The leadership changes are Tan’s first major move since taking over the top job last month to get “Chipzilla” back on track after some tough years.
Google Gemini 2.5 Flash can think for as long as devs want it to

6 days ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

Google is rolling out Gemini 2.5 Flash to the Gemini app, allowing users to experiment with the company’s latest model. It is considered a brighter and lighter replacement for 2.0 Flash and will initially be available in preview form. At the same time, API users will have to spend less than they would be on competing models as Google ramps up the rivalry with OpenAI and Anthropic.