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In a demonstration of digital healthcare technology, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has created a digital twin of a para-athlete’s heart. This is part of the IT giant’s Future Athlete Project, which is a look into the future of healthcare and sports analysis as the convergence of digital advancements and more affordable price points make personalised healthcare monitoring a mass market reality. The project has seen the company create a digital twin of the heart of para-athlete Milly Pickles, which through sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) monitors her heart during training sessions. Pickles, 29, had her right leg amputated from…

Annapurna Interactive is bringing five well-received games from its catalog to Switch 2. Best of all, two are available to purchase right now.Today, you can pick up developer Simogo’s high-speed rhythm game Sayonara Wild Hearts and its acclaimed puzzle adventure Lorelei and the Laser Eyes on Switch 2 (digital only). Both games now support 120Hz and 4K resolution. Sayonara Wild Hearts also includes its Remix Arcade Mode (originally excluded from the Switch 1 version) and is being sold for $12.99; Lorelei runs for $24.99. However, if you already own the Switch versions of these games, the Switch 2 upgrade is…

Image: Amanz (Unsplash) Apple’s cheapest Mac is now off the shelves. The $599 M4 Mac mini is completely out of stock on Apple’s online store, with no option to order or backorder the entry-level device. The sudden sellout shows a deeper strain across Apple’s desktop lineup. Multiple Mac mini configurations are now unavailable or delayed by weeks, as component shortages affect memory and storage availability, and shipping timelines stretch for the remaining models. Shortages spread across the lineup According to 9to5Mac, Apple has halted orders for the base Mac mini, replacing the purchase option with an “unavailable” message. The shortage…

China-linked hackers are using networks of vulnerable internet-connected devices, including home routers, printers and smart devices, as cover to mount espionage and hacking operations. The technique is now used by the majority of China-linked hackers as a way to obscure hacking and espionage attacks launched against organisations in the West. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and national agencies in nine other countries have warned today that Chinese-linked groups are now leveraging networks of infected devices “at scale” to target critical sectors globally and steal sensitive data. According to an advisory issued by the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing alliance…

The UK economy can unlock a £35bn productivity windfall, but only if businesses can bridge a widening “readiness gap” between basic and advanced artificial intelligence (AI) use. That’s the core message of Amazon Web Services’s Unlocking the UK’s AI potential report, unveiled this week at its AWS Summit event in London. The research shows that while 64% of UK organisations have now adopted AI, the majority of users remain stalled at a rudimentary level. According to the report, a transition from basic tasks, such as document summarisation, to integration within core business processes could unlock £35bn in economic growth…

Consumers are being urged to replace passwords with passkeys as a simpler, more secure method of accessing online services. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), part of the signals intelligence agency GCHQ, said today that it would no longer recommend that individuals use passwords for logging on where passkeys are available as an alternative. Passkeys, which are securely stored on people’s phones, computers, or in third-party credential managers, are quicker and easier to use than passwords and offer stronger security. The NCSC’s recommendation follows a technical study that shows passkeys are at least as secure – and generally more…

Today, I’m curious: What’s your irrational fear? What gives you the shivers? What makes you want to sprint in the opposite direction? My answer is easy… ELEVATORS. Gahhhhhh. I first wrote about my elevator phobia almost two decades ago. Since then, I have taken elevators exactly *checks notes* 16 times — and that’s only when stairwells were inaccessible. Otherwise, I’m happy to take the stairs no matter what floor. I once climbed 33 flights to see a therapist. (“See how much I need you???” I told her, panting, when I arrived.) In France, I’ve seen some truly teeny elevators. Here’s…

Source: ChatGPT More than 1,300 internet-exposed Microsoft SharePoint servers remain unpatched against a spoofing flaw previously exploited as a zero-day. “Improper input validation in Microsoft Office SharePoint allows an unauthorized attacker to perform spoofing over a network,” Microsoft said in its advisory. SharePoint servers still exposed The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-32201, affects SharePoint Enterprise Server 2016, SharePoint Server 2019, and SharePoint Server Subscription Edition. These platforms are widely used for enterprise document management and collaboration. Because these systems host sensitive data and support daily operations, exploitation could lead to unauthorized access, data changes, and broader business impact. Despite Microsoft releasing…

Image: Visual Generation/Adobe Mozilla announced Tuesday that this week’s release of Firefox 150 ships with patches for 271 security vulnerabilities uncovered using early access to Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview, a powerful AI model the company has so far kept out of public hands. Firefox Chief Technology Officer Bobby Holley, writing on the Mozilla blog, said, “Defenders finally have a chance to win, decisively.” Anthropic’s Mythos Preview isn’t available to the general public. Although the company has released it to a small circle of technology partners through a program called Project Glasswing, which includes the likes of Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft,…

Image: Girls Who Code As AI reshapes software development, cybersecurity, and business technology, the companies that stand out will not be just those shipping new tools. They will be the ones investing in the people who will build, govern, and improve them. That’s what makes Vonage’s new partnership with Girls Who Code more than a feel-good summer initiative. It is a sharper signal of where the tech industry is heading and what responsible leadership looks like in the AI era. By helping students gain early exposure to AI, coding, and real-world development skills, Vonage is helping shape a stronger, more…