#software

The Chinese government is set to replace Intel and AMD processors with local innovations and ban the use of Microsoft's Windows operating system in state enterprises. The prohibition extends to all foreign database management software as well.

GitHub, a Microsoft subsidiary, has just introduced an updated artificial intelligence tool for coding named Copilot Enterprise. This tool is now capable of not only continuing code sequences but also answering any questions related to any software base provided by the company.

The recent bug in the Nethermind client software, which resulted in 8% of Ethereum validators being knocked offline, has raised alarms about the network's susceptibility to such flaws. The crux of the problem lies in the fact that most validators rely on the same software.

A developer, known by the pseudonym REKTBuildr, investigated the Ledger Live software, revealing that the app tracks its users and gathers data about them.

Qualcomm, Google, Intel, and several other tech giants have established the UXL Foundation coalition to challenge Nvidia's AI market monopoly, which has propelled the company to a $2.2 trillion valuation.

Trail of Bits, a cybersecurity company, has announced that the software behind Worldcoin's Orb device, which scans users' irises, is devoid of any exploitable flaws that could accelerate the project's progression unduly.

Apple has dedicated the last year to the development of an AI coding tool. This new instrument, aimed at surpassing Microsoft's Copilot, will become part of the Xcode programming software. Xcode is used for creating applications across all major Apple systems: macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS.

Developer REKTBuildr, who detected user tracking by the Ledger Live software, shared his exchange with the company regarding this matter. He spoke highly of the response from the Ledger development team and the technical depth of their conversation.