Google Cloud will make multi-factor authentication (MFA) mandatory for all users from January 2025. This measure will initially affect the 30 percent of customers who currently only authenticate themselves with a password.
Fujitsu will operate its server and storage division in Europe under the name "Fsas Technologies - A Fujitsu Company" in future. The name change will come into effect on April 1, 2025, as announced at a partner meeting in Mainz. The role of the German branch of the company will also change.
A hacker who calls himself "Grep" has not only stolen sensitive company data from the French electrical engineering group Schneider Electric, but is now also making fun of the long-established company.
The struggling French IT service provider Atos is divesting its Worldgrid unit. As announced by the company on Tuesday, an agreement has been signed with the French engineering services provider Alten for a sale at an enterprise value of 270 million euros.
With SearchGPT, OpenAI is integrating a real-time search into ChatGPT and positioning itself as a direct competitor to established search engines. The AI search is now available.
LinkedIn is taking a step towards automated recruitment. With the newly unveiled "Hiring Assistant", the company is presenting an AI-supported digital assistant for the first time, which is intended to take over key recruiting tasks.
Meta is apparently working on its own search engine supported by artificial intelligence (AI). The project aims to reduce the group's dependence on the services of competitors Google and Microsoft.
The American airline Delta Air Lines filed a lawsuit against the cyber security service provider CrowdStrike in the Superior Court of the state of Georgia on Friday. The reason for this is the serious mishap in July, which led to massive flight cancellations and, according to the company, caused damage of more than 500 million dollars.
Nvidia has overtaken Apple as the world's most valuable company for the first time. The chip manufacturer's market capitalization briefly reached USD 3.53 trillion, narrowly surpassing Apple's market capitalization of USD 3.52 trillion.
The Microsoft subsidiary LinkedIn is being asked to pay: The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has imposed a fine of 310 million euros on the career network. The reason: serious violations of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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