The U.S. Department of Energy, along with multiple federal agencies, fell victim to a worldwide hacking campaign that exploited a vulnerability in widely used file-transfer software, according to officials’ statements on Thursday. The Department of Energy confirmed that data was “compromised” at two entities within their organization, namely the DOE contractor Oak Ridge Associated Universities…
Cooling data centers has always been a challenge, but with the recent surge in AI-driven accelerated computing, it has become even more critical. As processors and GPUs generate significant heat, power consumption and heat dissipation issues intensify. Traditional cooling technologies limit an organization’s ability to deploy solutions, resulting in adverse effects on business operations. The…
A prominent member of Congress has raised concerns about the Department of Defense’s increasing dependence on Microsoft for cybersecurity tools and services, arguing that it limits competition and could pose security risks. Last month, Newsweek reported that many IT leaders within the Pentagon had opposed the decision to abandon a long-standing competitive cybersecurity program and…