O-RAN stories - Page 3

LEGO is continuing its love affair with Nintendo with a new built that will almost certainly appeal to brick lovers and retro console fans alike.

The LEGO Super Mario range offers a cute and blocky version of Mario with a wide range of options to choose from. See the full range here.

Supermicro unveils ruggedized outdoor edge systems aimed at data centers, enhancing AI inferencing and 5G solutions with Intel and FPGA tech.

The Cosmos XR promises to be a major advancement in augmented reality allowing designers to view their concepts in a real-world environment.

NEC unveils new O-RAN compliant 5G base station equipment, promising lower power consumption and reduced costs to meet growing 5G network demands.

The company has unveiled its new server which is a result of its continued investment in solutions supporting IoT and edge computing.

Verizon, Reliance Jio, and TIM have joined O-RAN board, driving open networking and virtualisation in 5G networks.

A new malware named Xbash, targeting Linux and Windows servers, has ransomware, coinmining, and worm-like self-propagating capabilities.

As the importance of security rises, SMBs will need to find a way to keep their organisations safe. Suhail Ismail thinks MSPs are the key.

Ingram Micro de-mystifies KRACK and offers concrete advice to keep your client’s WiFi networks safe and secure.

While you can't be 100% safe from ransomware, there is a way to provide customers with peace of mind and protect their business says vGRID.

ESET’s Mac Security and online child protection products have been officially certified by security software testers AV-Comparatives this week.

Almost a third of New South Wales small businesses have fallen victim to cybercrime, believing a limited web presence protects them.

Android devices are used to store increasing amounts of valuable data, making Android ransomware ever more worthwhile for attackers.

Crypto-ransomware campaign for Mac targets users with fake patcher applications distributed via BitTorrent sites.

Cyber blows to Kiwi SMBs average £19k, Norton survey shows. Urgent action needed as attacks surge, with email scams top culprit.

Paying criminals is never a good idea, even when it seems expedient. Ransomware authors are under no obligation to give you back what you pay.

Android now controls over 85% of the smartphone market and is by far the biggest player in the tablet market as well.

As always, unexpected offers, and especially claims of criminal behaviour that are received by email should be treated with great skepticism.

Europol, Intel Security and Kapersky Lab create No More Ransom to help victims of ransomware recover their data.