Computer learning and AI processing demand enormous amounts of processing power if you’re doing it on general-purpose processors, which is why companies like Meta and Alphabet have spent billions developing their own specialized neural-network hardware. Intel wants a piece of the AI-acceleration pie very badly, and that’s likely part of why

Cybersecurity researchers at Proofpoint have been keeping tabs on an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) known as TA453 and recently found the threat actor employing a phishing technique that makes use of sock puppet email accounts. Sock puppets are alternate accounts or personas used in a deceptive manner by a single actor. Proofpoint has observed