The Hidden Environmental Crisis: How ChatGPT and AI Are Draining Earth's Resources
Training AI language models like ChatGPT requires staggering amounts of energy and water, with environmental impacts that tech companies rarely disclose. As data centers multiply and AI systems grow more sophisticated, the tech sector's resource consumption threatens to accelerate environmental degradation.
Revolutionary Data Center Design Slashes Power Usage While Doubling Performance
Oxide's innovative Cloud Computer revolutionizes data center efficiency by treating server racks as unified systems, cutting power consumption in half while doubling computing capacity. The breakthrough design eliminates redundant components and optimizes cooling, potentially transforming the environmental impact of the rapidly growing data center industry.
Global Alert: Over 145,000 Industrial Control Systems Found Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks
A comprehensive study reveals more than 145,000 Industrial Control Systems exposed online across 175 countries, with the US accounting for one-third of all exposures. The research highlights critical security vulnerabilities in water, agricultural, and industrial infrastructure systems worldwide.
IGT Hit by Major Cyber Attack Amid $4 Billion Apollo Deal
International Game Technology (IGT) was forced to shut down multiple systems after detecting unauthorized access at its Las Vegas and Providence locations. The breach coincides with IGT's pending $4.05 billion sale to Apollo Global Management, highlighting growing cybersecurity challenges in the gaming industry.
US Military Personnel Tracked: Commercial Data Brokers Selling Sensitive Location Data in Germany
A joint investigation reveals that location data of US military and intelligence personnel in Germany is being sold by commercial data brokers, tracking movements from homes to secure facilities including suspected nuclear sites. The legal but concerning practice raises major security risks as anyone can purchase this sensitive information.
EPA Report Reveals Critical Cybersecurity Gaps in US Water Infrastructure
A concerning EPA watchdog investigation has uncovered major cybersecurity vulnerabilities in drinking water systems serving 193 million Americans. The report highlights inadequate security protocols and emergency response planning, raising alarms about potential cyber attacks that could disrupt or contaminate water supplies.