Quantum Security: Inside the Race to Reinvent Encryption
Apple iPad Pro M5 Leads Apple’s Mighty M5-Powered Lineup
Passkeys Adoption: Password-Free Security Goes Mainstream
AI Phishing as a Service (PhaaS): When Crime Turns Corporate
AI Safety in Practice: Startups with Women at the Helm
Supply Chain Attacks 2.0: When Your Smart Devices Turn Rogue
Beyond the Stars: Women Engineers Who Are Making Space More Ethical

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Apple iPad Pro M5 Leads Apple’s Mighty M5-Powered Lineup

Apple iPad Pro M5 leading Apple’s 2025 M5-powered device lineup

Apple’s quiet revolution powered by M5  Apple is ending the year on a high note, quietly, confidently, and with silicon swagger. On 15 October 2025, instead of the usual stage lights and fanfare, the company took to its newsroom for a low-key reveal that spoke volumes. Three upgraded products made their debut, each powered by…

Passkeys Adoption: Password-Free Security Goes Mainstream

Person using biometric login on laptop, representing global passkeys adoption and the rise of password-free security in 2025.

Financial institutions are racing to deploy passkey authentication as billions of users ditch passwords. Here’s what security professionals need to know: Amazon announced that 175 million customers now use passkeys. Microsoft spent December convincing over a billion users to try password-free login. Major banks are preparing large-scale rollouts. Passkey adoption is accelerating faster than any…

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AI Phishing as a Service (PhaaS): When Crime Turns Corporate

Team image representing AI Phishing as a Service turning corporate.

Every startup begins with a bright idea. In this case, the idea was crime, productised, polished, and powered by AI. What began as spammy “Nigerian prince” emails has evolved into sleek, data-driven deception. Welcome to Phishing as a Service, the subscription-based ecosystem where criminals think like founders, market like tech startups, and scale like SaaS.  …

AI Safety in Practice: Startups with Women at the Helm

Women in AI leading global AI safety and privacy innovation.

In today’s AI-driven world, safety isn’t just a technical checkbox; it’s a human responsibility. And that’s where Women in AI are making their mark. From ensuring algorithmic transparency to building privacy-first frameworks, women-founded startups are proving that innovation can coexist with ethics. These founders aren’t merely participating in the AI revolution; they’re reshaping it from…

Supply Chain Attacks 2.0: When Your Smart Devices Turn Rogue

Smart factory network under cyber attack, symbolising global supply chain vulnerabilities in IoT systems.

A single vulnerability in a smart sensor can now bring down an entire enterprise network. That is the new perimeter problem, and it is being engineered into systems long before they reach your firewall. Supply chain attacks have evolved from data theft to embedded compromise. IoT security vulnerabilities just became the most straightforward way into…

Beyond the Stars: Women Engineers Who Are Making Space More Ethical

Women in aerospace shaping AI-driven space-tech.

Space isn’t empty anymore. Thousands of satellites orbit Earth, spacecraft transmit data across light-years, and artificial intelligence now operates the systems that once relied on human reflex. But behind this precision and automation lies a quieter revolution; one powered not by algorithms, but by women. Walk into a mission control room today, and it feels…

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Dr Aimee Van Wynsberghe on Ethics at the Heart of AI

Aimee Van Wynsberghe AI ethics leader and European Commission advisor

Recognized by UNESCO and trusted by the European Commission, Prof. Dr. Aimee van Wynsberghe blends empathy, ethics, and innovation to shape the future of AI.  Code Her Future: Women Leading with Heart In a world where artificial intelligence and automation often outpace reflection, women leaders are reminding us that innovation needs integrity. This series celebrates…

The Ghost in the Machine: AI Hallucination in Critical Systems

AI hallucination risk in healthcare, finance, and autonomous systems

AI hallucination in critical systems isn’t improving; it’s accelerating. OpenAI hallucination errors now reach 48% in their latest reasoning models, and these systems are already deployed in hospitals, trading floors, and autonomous vehicles.  OpenAI’s o4-mini fabricates information in 48% of responses when asked about public figures. The o3 model hits 33%, double the error rate…

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Computex Innovations 2025: Hardware that Redefines Edge AI

Computex innovations 2025 AI GPUs and wearable tech showcase

Taiwan’s biggest tech showcase returned with a clear message, Computex innovations are redefining where computing happens. GPUs, handheld gaming, and AI wearables took center stage this year.  AMD launched the Radeon AI PRO R9700 with 32GB of memory for local AI workloads. MSI finally abandoned Intel for AMD in its Claw A8 gaming handheld. TECNO,…

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Wearable Tech Trends 2025: From Gimmicks to Real Solutions

Wearable tech trends 2025 smart rings and AI translator earbuds

For years, smartwatches dominated discussions about wearables. But now, the conversation has shifted. The latest wearable tech trends are defined not by how many features a device offers but by whether it solves real problems.  Oura’s latest smart ring tracks sleep without wrist bulk. Timekettle’s AI translator earbuds enable natural conversations across 40 languages in…