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Richtech Robotics (RR) captured market attention today with a surprising spike in trading volume. The stock saw 4.64 million shares trade hands, a significant increase against its typical average of 20.12 million. Despite minor price changes, the activity hints at shifting investor sentiment and emerging market positioning. Currently priced at $3.00, Richtech Robotics holds a market cap of £450 million, a key figure for investors to watch closely. Richtech Robotics Stock Volume Surge Richtech Robotics stock volume soared today to 4.64 million shares, diverging notably from its typical volume. This pattern is often indicative of either speculative interest or a…

Artificial intelligence (AI) is sweeping global commerce, with an estimated 1.7 billion people worldwide reporting having used AI tools, and 500 million to 600 million people using them daily, according to data from Menlo Ventures.This technology is particularly impacting the retail sector, where AI recommendations are roughly twice as popular as those from family and friends, and five times as popular as those from in-store staff and online reviews, according to a study on the AI-powered shopper released by Conveo in early November.Additionally, more than half of the study’s 330 respondents reported trying new brands because of AI recommendations.Conveo interviewed…

EHNINGEN, GERMANY – Data CenterGetty ImagesA decade ago, artificial intelligence was still something we mostly thought of as science fiction. First, there was machine learning, with its rudimentary propositions of data fitting, non-deterministic outcomes and recognizable algorithms. Before that, there was the cloud.Cloud computing became a buzzword in the era of big data, before computers learned to think, when having larger data sets already allowed us to start mining for what was often then called “business intelligence.” You could make workflows more efficient, store giant volumes of data, and get dynamic, on-demand services though the Internet. The cloud was born.Now,…

Student life rarely sticks to a 9-to-5 schedule. Doubts about rent, maintenance issues, or Wi-Fi breakdowns don’t wait for business hours, and neither do today’s smart systems. This is where digital transformation in student living truly shines. AI-driven chatbots now serve as round-the-clock companions, capable of understanding tone, urgency, and context. They can help you: ● Check rent deadlines and payment options ● Simplify paperwork and lease formalities ● Find local travel routes or nearby essentials With every query, these systems learn and refine their responses, offering proactive solutions before you even ask. The role of technology in student life abroad is equally about…

24 Nov True Cybersecurity Story: How FreakyClown Robs Banks Posted at 08:43h in Blogs by Taylor Fox This week in cybersecurity from the editors at Cybercrime Magazine Sausalito, Calif. – Nov. 24, 2025 – Listen to the podcast In “How I Rob Banks: And Other Such Places,” renowned ethical hacker and social engineer FC aka FreakyClown delivers a gripping and often hilarious discussion of his work: testing the limits of physical bank security by trying to “steal” money, data, and anything else he can get his hands on. In the book, readers explore the secretive world of physical assessments and follow FC…

The usage and popularity of artificial intelligence (AI) has surged within the past couple of years, seamlessly integrating itself across numerous industries. The greatest feat that artificial intelligence provides to organizations is its seemingly limitless capability to process and analyze substantial amounts of information at an unprecedented amount of speed, efficiency, and accuracy. AI initiatives significantly reduce the time and cost of labor, while maintaining quality that surpasses previous industry standards. (Syracuse University, 2025) With AI becoming an integral part of society and business practices, its integration at the federal level and other intelligence fields was inevitable. Between 2023 and…

Author: Finn Grant Compiled by: Deep Tide TechFlow From Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto to unfortunate cryptocurrency losers Rain Lohmus and James Howells, this is a roundup of the ten richest people on the blockchain globally. Satoshi Nakamoto is the world’s richest cryptocurrency holder, with an on-chain net worth of $115 billion (estimated at the time of writing). This enormous wealth comes entirely from Bitcoins he mined between 2009 and 2010, which are distributed across 22,000 addresses. According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Satoshi Nakamoto’s wealth places him among the 20 richest people in the world. Satoshi Nakamoto’s 22,000 Bitcoin wallets…

Artificial intelligence has been disrupting the supply chain since before ChatGPT spearheaded an increase in adoption. That trend isn’t going away; in fact, it’s quickening, according to a new report from contract logistics provider DHL Supply Chain.In a study that surveyed 350 CEOs, vice presidents, and directors from supply chain companies from Feb. 12 to March 7, a whopping 73% of respondents reported that they expect their supply chains to become more reliant on AI over the next five years.According to the Insight 2030: Opportunities and Challenges For the Supply Chain of the Future survey, 78% expect generative AI, machine…

Columbus still hasn’t released a report on its 2024 cyberattack.

As the media focuses on the ambiguities and complexities of artificial intelligence, a far simpler — yet costly — and largely unnoticed software procurement problem continues to plague the federal government.  For well over a decade, outdated regulations have hampered the government’s ability to efficiently purchase cloud computing, potentially costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. Fortunately, Congress can enact a relatively easy fix that would clarify procurement difficulties, streamline the process, and unlock significant savings. The core issue stems from procurement and budgetary regulations that struggle to cope with the delivery model of modern cloud computing. The government’s inflexible…