bne IntelliNews – Global warming and war redraws undersea internet cable connections map

bne IntelliNews – Global warming and war redraws undersea internet cable connections map

A 14,500-kilometre subsea cable project in the Arctic will redraw the international data traffic route, offering a strategic alternative away from vulnerable European cables that have already come under attack by the West’s enemies. Receding Arctic ice is unlocking a new northern route for undersea internet cables that have become crucial for global data transmission. …

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Microsoft data shows China preparing to meddle in 2024 election

Microsoft data shows China preparing to meddle in 2024 election

WASHINGTON (TND) — China could be preparing to meddle in the upcoming U.S. election according to a new report by Microsoft. Allegations of foreign governments attempting to influence U.S. presidential elections are nothing new. In 2016, allegations focused on Russia. “They looked at what the Russians are alleged to have done and they’re envious,” explained …

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Ukraine’s AI Drone Gamble

Ukraine’s AI Drone Gamble

In the spiraling race to develop new, better and more drones, artificial intelligence is one of the new frontiers Ukraine is hoping to dominate before Russia gets the chance to edge ahead. But with the demands of a grinding war, there are pressing concerns over how quickly AI is taking to the skies and how …

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Deadly Moscow shooting leaves China’s internet divided on need for tighter security measures as country seeks to open up

Deadly Moscow shooting leaves China’s internet divided on need for tighter security measures as country seeks to open up

Shocked Chinese net users expressed their condolences to the victims online, while some called for a further tightening of security measures within China – already one of the world’s most heavily policed countries in the world. 03:33 Chinese student shares first-hand account of Moscow concert hall attack Chinese student shares first-hand account of Moscow concert …

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Russia’s Su-57 Felon vs. F-35: Which Stealth Fighter Is Better?

Russia’s Su-57 Felon vs. F-35: Which Stealth Fighter Is Better?

Summary: The Su-57, Russia’s first stealth fighter, emerged from the Cold War’s I-90 program, aiming to succeed the MiG-29 and Su-27. Despite its technological advancements, limited production and sanctions hinder its threat level. In contrast, the F-35 Lightning II, widely produced and boasting superior stealth, computing, and sensor capabilities, maintains a significant edge over the Su-57. …

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US, UK, Canada seek global coalition to combat state disinformation

US, UK, Canada seek global coalition to combat state disinformation

During a recent gathering at the US Embassy in London, James Rubin, the US special envoy and coordinator of the Global Engagement Centre (GEC), underscored the significance of support from allies in combating information warfare originating from Russia, China, Iran and various terrorist groups. The majority of their efforts are directed towards Russia and China, …

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The revolution that wasn’t: How AI drones have fizzled in Ukraine (so far)

The revolution that wasn’t: How AI drones have fizzled in Ukraine (so far)

Air Warfare, Networks / Cyber Ukranian servicemembers launch an unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) which is equipped with a thermographic camera, in Zaporizhzhia region, southeastern Ukraine. (Dmytro Smolienko/Ukrinform/Future Publishing via Getty Images) WASHINGTON — “The war in Ukraine is spurring a revolution in drone warfare using AI,” blared a Washington Post headline last July. Then, …

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Cambridge University hit by DDoS attack

Cambridge University hit by DDoS attack

According to Varsity, students were notified by email of the attack, which disrupted access to services including eduction platform Moodle and CamSIS, the University’s system for handling student information, records and transactions. It is not known whether the DDoS attack was used a cover to steal information. Multiple universities have reported a malicious denial of …

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What Happens to War When AI Takes Over

What Happens to War When AI Takes Over

War is a fearsome accelerant of arms races. Before Russia invaded Ukraine two years ago, the ethics of using land mines and cluster munitions were the subject of heated debate, and many states had signed agreements not to use either. But once the desperate need to win takes over, governments can lose their qualms and …

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