Mozilla unveils its Gmail challenger — Thundermail

Mozilla unveils its Gmail challenger — Thundermail

Mozilla has decided to launch a challenger to Gmail called Thundermail. The upstart is a web-based email service based on the open-source project Stalwart, according to technology site Thurrott. The plan is to eventually add support for calendar and contacts to Thundermail, but when that would happen remains to be seen. Alongside the new email…

How to use Apple’s Mail categorization AI in macOS 15.4

How to use Apple’s Mail categorization AI in macOS 15.4

If you are among the rapidly-growing number of Mac users in the enterprise, you should know that Apple’s newly-released macOS Sequoia 15.4 is festooned with security updates, brings support for Apple Intelligence across most major languages (including to Europe), and introduces new AI tools for the app you most likely use every day, Mail.  Those new tools…

Worldwide spending on genAI to surge by hundreds of billions of dollars

Worldwide spending on genAI to surge by hundreds of billions of dollars

CIOs should prepare for a 76.4% rise in global generative AI (genAI) spending this year, driven by improved foundational models and growing demand, according to a Gartner research report released today. Organizations are expected to spend $644 billion worldwide on genAI projects despite high failure rates among early projects, the lion’s share of which will…

Researchers claim their protocol can create truly random numbers on a current quantum computer

Researchers claim their protocol can create truly random numbers on a current quantum computer

A team that included researchers at a US bank says it has created a protocol that can generate certified truly random numbers, opening the possibility that current generation quantum computers can be used for secure applications in finance, cryptography, cybersecurity, and privacy. However, an industry analyst is cautious. “The JPMorgan team’s findings are interesting, but…

US, other G7 nations, fall behind in global tech race, study finds

US, other G7 nations, fall behind in global tech race, study finds

The “Group of 7” (G7) nations are falling behind in key tech economic indicators such as high-tech exports, the number of software developers, and AI-related patent filings, endangering their future competitiveness, according to new study by London-based workforce consultancy SThree and the Center for Economics and Business Research (Cebr). In fact, not one G7 nation…

DOGE staffer allegedly ran company providing services to hacking group

DOGE staffer allegedly ran company providing services to hacking group

US Department of Government Efficiency tech advisor Edward Coristine previously ran a small infrastructure provider that offered services to a cybercriminal group, it has been alleged. While in high school in 2022 the then-16-year-old DOGE senior advisor ran a company called DiamondCDN that supported a website used by a cybercriminal group named ‘EGodly’, Reuters reported…

Google: Gemini 2.5 is the company’s ‘most intelligent AI model yet’

Google: Gemini 2.5 is the company’s ‘most intelligent AI model yet’

Google is beating the drum for Gemini 2.5, a new AI model that reportedly offers better performance than similar reasoning models from competitors such as OpenAI, Anthropic and Deepseek. Google calls it its “most intelligent AI model yet.” According to a post on The Keyword blog, Gemini 2.5 can, among other things, analyze information, draw…