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In recent years, a range of innovative solutions have emerged that enable organizations to collaborate using their own data—and that of their partners—without unnecessarily exposing sensitive information. Technologies such as clean rooms, trusted research environments, and tokenization are paving the way for what’s known as collaborative intelligence. This approach recognizes a key limitation: relying solely on internal data often leads to incomplete or unrepresentative datasets.No single organization has access to all the data it needs. This creates a significant opportunity—especially in highly regulated sectors like life sciences and financial services—for institutions to work together. By diversifying datasets through partnerships, everyone…

Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNETStay updated with ZDNET: Set us as a favored source on Google.ZDNET’s main highlightsZDNET evaluates AI through hands-on, real-world applications.Companies cannot preview or alter reviews.Consistent testing guarantees fair “best of” evaluations.At ZDNET, we recognize the significant duty we carry. Many of you rely on our assessments to guide your buying choices, so we strive to deliver clear, impartial, and carefully considered insights. This ensures you have a dependable foundation for investing both your money and time wisely.We apply the same commitment to free offerings, recognizing that time is just as valuable as cash. We aim to…

Morning Minute is a daily newsletter written by Tyler Warner. The views and analysis presented are his own and don’t necessarily align with those of Decrypt. Also, be sure to tune into our new daily news show that breaks down all the top stories in under 5 minutes—available for download on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.⚡️ MegaETH Rolls Out Its MEGA Token With Fresh Tokenomics ModelMegaETH went live with its native MEGA token on Thursday morning, accompanied by a generous airdrop and ICO unlock for early participants.For anyone new to the space, MegaETH is an Ethereum Layer-2 scaling solution designed to…

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I’ll paraphrase the article while keeping the HTML structure intact and maintaining the original language (English). Business email compromise (BEC) continues to flourish even within organizations that have rolled out multi-factor authentication (MFA). As security professionals, we tend to treat MFA as the ultimate solution for email protection, yet real-world breaches tell a different story. Attackers take advantage of human tendencies, procedural weaknesses, and operational gaps that MFA by itself simply cannot cover. In numerous contemporary BEC incidents, no account is actually compromised, which means these attacks fall entirely outside the scope of MFA defenses. In 2019, Toyota Boshoku Corporation…

When we first launched Workers eight years ago, it was a direct-to-developers platform. Over the years, we have expanded and scaled the ecosystem so that platforms could not only build on Workers directly, but they could also enable their customers to ship code to us through many multi-tenant applications. We now see on Workers: Applications where users describe what they want, and the AI writes the implementation. Multi-tenant SaaS where every customer’s business logic is, at runtime, some TypeScript the platform has never seen before. Agents that write and run their own tools. CI/CD products where every repo defines its…

As the world grows more dependent on technology—and billions of connected devices now make up the Internet of Things (IoT)—protecting identity systems has never been more crucial. Every organization needs strong defenses to block unauthorized access. Reliable barriers against data breaches help maintain trust. In this post, we will break down how these safeguards enable secure operations and why they matter for every digital and IoT environment today.Why Identity Security MattersIdentity systems regulate who and what can access sensitive resources across IT networks and connected devices. In IoT deployments, this covers sensors, gateways, and cloud platforms. Without adequate defenses, attackers…

Assembly of bendable materials, like clothing, can be automated in ways other than duplicating manual sewing techniques. Source: CreateMe For over 200 years, the sewing machine has been the core of how clothes are produced. It automated the handwork of artisans, but it also trapped the industry in a single approach: pushing thread through material. Even with improvements in robotics and automation, most clothing still follows that same principle. Humans provide the skill, alignment, and problem-solving for bendable materials that machines find difficult to copy. The limitation isn’t a lack of trying. It’s that most methods are trying to automate…

SAP explains that enterprise AI governance protects profit margins by shifting from statistical estimates to precise, deterministic control.If you ask a consumer-level AI model to count the words in a document, it will frequently be off by around ten percent. Manos Raptopoulos, Global President of Customer Success for Europe, APAC, Middle East & Africa at SAP, points out that in enterprise operations, the gap between nearly perfect and fully accurate is not a small step—it is a critical divide.“The jump from 90% to 100% accuracy is not gradual. In our context, it is a matter of survival,” Raptopoulos states.As companies…

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is taking legal action against New York, Connecticut, Arizona, and Illinois for enforcing state-level gambling regulations on prediction markets.This comes amid an intense legal battle between state regulators and firms like Kalshi, with the central question being who holds the authority to oversee these “prediction” platforms. Several other states have already sent cease-and-desist notices or filed lawsuits against similar marketplaces.Strategy purchased more than 56,000 Bitcoin. One of its final acquisitions in April was financed through a $250 million offering of the company’s common shares.In France, prosecutors have indicted 88 suspected “wrench attackers” who…