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23rd June 2026
AI cyber risk could surge "within months"
Five Eyes (FVEY), the Anglosphere intelligence alliance, has warned that frontier AI models could reshape the cyber threat landscape within months, as malicious actors use the technology to increase the speed, scale, and sophistication of attacks.
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19th June 2026
Light-driven memory could slash AI energy use
A new magnetic memory material could allow data to be rewritten up to 1,000 times faster than conventional electrically driven memory, offering a potential route to cooler, lower-power AI hardware and data centres.
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30th September 2025
DNA data storage could arrive within 3–5 years
An international consortium says DNA could soon become a practical medium for digital archives. A new report points to the first use cases emerging in just 3–5 years, with densities up to 500 million times greater than conventional drives.
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6th August 2025
New 2D material outperforms future silicon chips
Chinese researchers have developed the first wafer-scale, 2D indium selenide semiconductors. The resulting transistors already outperform silicon's projected performance for 2037, marking a potentially major step toward next-generation chips.
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16th November 2024
AI "Granny" can combat fraudsters
British telecoms company Virgin Media O2 has created a human-like AI "Granny" to answer calls in real time from scammers, keeping them on the phone and away from customers for as long as possible.
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