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Bored Ape Yacht Club: Explaining the NFT collection craze – CNET
Jimmy Fallon, Steph Curry and Post Malone are among the celebrities who have bought in.
Jensen Huang gets chip industry’s highest honor 38 years after founding Nvidia
About 38 years after he started Nvidia, CEO Jensen Huang received the chip industry’s highest honor, the Robert N. Noyce Award.Read More
Top lesson from SolarWinds attack: Rethink identity security
The SolarWinds breach demonstrated that robust identity security and management are key for stopping supply chain attacks, a Gartner VP said.Read More
100,000 people died from drug overdoses in the US in one year, a record – CNET
Fentanyl continues to drive opioid overdoses, which can be reversed with a lifesaving drug.
Crypto collective falls short in bid for 1st edition of US Constitution – CNET
ConstitutionDAO raised more than $40 million in less than a week for the auction. But an anonymous bidder had more.
Best iOS games to play on your iPhone right now – CNET
Free games, paid games. Deep games, simple games. There are a lot of great gaming experiences to be had on your iPhone.
In a space first, scientists test ion thrusters powered by iodine – CNET
“Iodine ion engine.” Say that 10 times really fast.
Xpeng’s G9 SUV looks ready to take on the world, Tesla – Roadshow
The new EV can add 124 miles of range in just 5 minutes when plugged into the company’s new X-Power 3.0 supercharger.
Report: 98% of IT leaders concerned about security challenges due to hybrid workforce
Relying on VPNs has been a challenge during the shift to hybrid work, and companies are now turning to remote access and zero-trust security.Read More
Commentary: Activision Blizzard will be forever stained if current leadership stays in place
Activision Blizzard’s board seems to be giving CEO Bobby Kotick a pass despite reports that he allowed a toxic workplace culture to fester for years.